Coppa Cocktails
Coppa Cocktails are classic cocktails already mixed in the bottle. Mojito, Piña Colada, Espresso Martini: shake the bottle, pour over ice and you're done. Here you'll read what Coppa exactly is, which flavors are available and which glass to use.
More about ready-to-drink cocktails
Coppa belongs to the ready-to-drink cocktail category: the spirit, juice and syrup are already in the bottle. Want to know which other brands are available, or would you rather make the cocktail yourself? Start here.
Ready-to-drink cocktails
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Dutch Cocktail Club
Classic cocktails that are already prepared, but in individual cans. Handy if you want one glass and not a whole bottle.
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Stëlz
Hard seltzer, hard lemonade and hard iced tea. Much lighter than a Coppa and made to drink straight from the can.
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Cocktail recipes
Every Coppa flavor is a well-known cocktail. Want to make it yourself? You'll find the recipe here.
All recipes →A cocktail bar in one bottle
Coppa Cocktails is a brand of ready-to-drink cocktails. The bottle already contains the spirit, liqueur, juice and syrup in the correct proportions. You don't need to measure anything: simply pour chilled over ice. According to the maker, the recipes were created together with award-winning bartenders.
The brand originally comes from the Netherlands, from the drinks company Toorank. Since 2024, it has been part of the Spanish company MG Destilerías. You can recognize the bottles immediately: they are shaped like cocktail shakers, and each flavor has its own colorful label. Most flavors contain 10% alcohol. The stronger classics, such as Negroni, Espresso Martini and Amaretto Sour, contain 14.9%.
In brief
From Mojito to Negroni
Gall & Gall sells 15 Coppa Cocktails products: 13 flavours in a 70 cl bottle, a small bottle of Coconut Daiquiri and a Party Pack for tasting. These are the flavours you see most often.
Coppa Mojito
Caribbean rum with mint and lime juice. Fresh and lightly sweet, the best-known summer cocktail.
Coppa Piña Colada
White rum and vodka with cream, coconut and pineapple juice. Creamy, sweet and tropical. There is also a Coconut Daiquiri in 20 cl.
Coppa Strawberry Daiquiri
Rum with lime juice and strawberry. Fruity and sweet-and-sour, and delicious as a frozen version blended with ice.
Coppa Passionfruit Martini
Fresh and fruity, with the sweet-and-sour taste of passion fruit. An easy version of the Pornstar Martini.
Coppa Espresso Martini
Vodka with cold brew coffee and coffee liqueur. More powerful than the fruity flavours, with a hint of bitterness from the coffee.
Coppa Negroni
The Italian classic made with gin, vermouth and bitter aperitif liqueur. Bittersweet and full-bodied.
Coppa Amaretto Sour
Amaretto with a sour edge. Sweet almond notes, fresh citrus.
There are also Mai Tai, Tequila Sunrise, Long Island Iced Tea, Sex on the Beach, Cosmopolitan and Rum & Ginger. Read more about bottled cocktails here.
As close as possible to the real cocktail
Sweet and full-bodied
Piña Colada, Strawberry Daiquiri, Mai Tai and Sex on the Beach. Lots of juice and fruit, sweet, with the alcohol in the background.
Citrus-forward
Mojito, Cosmopolitan, Passionfruit Martini and Rum & Ginger. Fresher and slightly drier, with lime or ginger.
For connoisseurs
Negroni, Espresso Martini and Amaretto Sour, at 14.9% ABV. Less sweet and with more character: bitter, coffee or almond.
Flavour profile of the fruity flavours at 10% ABV. Negroni and Espresso Martini are less sweet and more full-bodied.
Three ways to serve Coppa
Most importantly: shake the bottle before use, as sediment may settle. And always serve chilled, over ice. After opening, store the bottle in the refrigerator.
Over ice
Fill a glass with ice cubes and pour the cocktail over them. This is how you drink Mojito, Mai Tai or Amaretto Sour. A lime wedge or sprig of mint completes it.
Shaken in a coupe
For Espresso Martini, Passionfruit Martini and Cosmopolitan: shake the cocktail with ice in a shaker and strain it into a chilled coupe. This gives you a beautiful layer of foam.
Cocktail sets →For a group
A 70 cl bottle makes a few glasses. With the Party Pack, you let everyone try five flavours: Mojito, Mai Tai, Piña Colada, Strawberry Daiquiri and Sex on the Beach.
Cocktails for a group →Prefer to make it yourself?
Every Coppa is a classic. If you have the bottles at home, you can make them yourself too. Start with these recipes.
Espresso Martini
Vodka, coffee liqueur and fresh espresso, shaken hard. With foam in a coupe.
Negroni
Gin, red vermouth and Campari in equal parts. Over ice with orange peel.
Moscow Mule
Vodka, lime and ginger beer. A cousin of the Rum & Ginger.
Tom Collins
Gin, lemon, sugar syrup and sparkling water. Fresh and easy.The right glass for Coppa Cocktails
A coupe for martinis, a tumbler for Negroni and Amaretto Sour, and a highball glass for Mojito and Tequila Sunrise. These are the glasses we recommend ourselves.
Everything you still wanted to know about Coppa Cocktails
Can't find your question here? See our page about ready-to-drink cocktails or contact us.
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Buy Coppa Cocktails
Want the bottle at home right away? Order Coppa Cocktails online from Gall & Gall. Gall & Gall has 15 in stock.
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