11 Summer Cocktails To Go With Your Beach Reading

Because what goes better with a good book than a stiff drink?

Bridget Jones's Diary and White Wine Sangria

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Must be made with Bridget’s favorite – Chardonnay, obviously (Recipe Here)

The Paris Wife and a Hemingway Daiquiri

Via islandjay.com

An actual drink created in 1921 for a Daiquiri-loving regular (Recipe Here)

The Lemon Grove and Sex On The Beach

If I have to explain the reasoning behind this, you need to re-read the book. (Recipe Here)

Divine Secrets Of The Ya-Ya Sisterhood and Mint Juleps

Via liquoranddrink.com

“Smoke, drink and never think.” – Rebecca Wells, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood.

A southern drink for a southern belle book - YA YA! (Recipe Here)

Fifty Shades Of Grey and a Beach Bum

Via Grey Goose

Hello Fifty Shades Of GREY-GOOSE for a “red room of pain” drink! (Recipe Here)

What Was She Thinking? [Notes on a Scandal] and a Red Appletini

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For the teacher’s pet... (Recipe Here)

Damage and a Watermelon Gin Rickey

Via theviewfromgreatisland.com

An old classic meets a fresh punchy twist… and the drink to go with it! (Recipe Here)

Fried Green Tomatoes at The Whistle Stop Cafe and Green Tomato Bloody Mary

Via myrecipes.com

Get some bee charmer spunk in you! (Recipe Here)

Beautiful Disaster and a Dark and Stormy

Via trendebuzz.com

What better way to sum up the tumultuous relationship between Eastern University bad-boy Travis and newly good-girl Abby? (Recipe Here)

A Hundred Summers and a Hurricane

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As a hurricane heads for this “scandalous love triangle” in the summer of 1938, sip on a Hurricane of your own! (Recipe Here)