While the White Lady's history can be disputed, it was favored with Cointreau by the likes of Laurel and Hardy at the Savoy Hotel in London in the 1930s. With today's regained popularity of gin, this cocktail is poised to reclaim its deserved place in the hall of classics.

Originally crafted in 1917 and named after the famous Louisville hotel, this Cointreau classic was just recently rediscovered. Dark, bitter, and bubbly, this cocktail requires your full attention.

Bring a little heat to an iconic classic by adding jalapeno and cilantro to your Margarita. Your tastebuds may walk on fire, until the subtle sweetness of Cointreau washes over the flame.