These airlines have the best complimentary cocktails for their fliers in business and first class.

Flying in a premium class comes with serious perks, including more legroom, wider seats, and in some cases, complimentary cocktails.

Certain airlines excel in their in-flight bar offerings, elevating signature cocktails with premium ingredients and innovative preparations.

Read on to discover which airlines serve the most luxurious cocktails in their premium cabins.

01 of 07: Emirates’ Champagne Cocktail

When you fly Emirates, you’re bound to experience a lavish selection of drinks, especially in the airline’s premium cabins. Emirates, which has invested over $1 billion in its wine program, offers 37 varieties of French wine and Champagne onboard.

The Emirates’ Champagne Cocktail is a perfect choice, combining Veuve Clicquot Champagne with aged Hennessy X.O cognac, sugar, and Angostura bitters, adorned with an orange slice and maraschino cherry. This delightful cocktail is available to all Emirates passengers flying in business and first class.

02 of 07: Singapore Airlines’ Singapore Sling

Have you truly visited Singapore if you haven’t savored a Singapore Sling? When you fly Singapore Airlines, you can enjoy this classic 1915 cocktail created at the renowned Raffles Hotel even at 30,000 feet.

This cocktail, complimentary for passengers in premium cabins, features an updated version of the original recipe. It contains a blend of gin, orange liqueur, orange juice, pineapple juice, and your choice of Champagne, with Krug Grand Cuvee being the most luxurious option.

Feel free to indulge; who doesn’t enjoy a few cocktails in the sky?

03 of 07: Virgin Atlantic’s Virgin Redhead

Don’t let the name of Virgin Atlantic’s Virgin Redhead mislead you; it’s a cocktail brimming with flavor. This vibrant drink fuses prosecco, Aviation Gin, and raspberry liqueur, completed with sugar syrup, raspberry puree, and a touch of lemon juice. You can order it either in the lounge or onboard.

04 of 07: SAS’s Scandinavian Forest Spring

Next time you fly Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), immerse yourself in nature with the Scandinavian Forest Spring cocktail, available for free in business class. This refreshing drink is served in a chilled highball glass and combines award-winning High Coast blended whisky or Stauning Rye with organic Swedish ginger ale and pressed apple juice. It embodies the essence of Nordic bliss in cocktail form.

05 of 07: Emirates’ Breakfast Martini

Consider trying a martini for breakfast during your next Emirates flight in business or first class. The Emirates Breakfast Martini begins with marmalade, combined with Cointreau, Sipsmith London Dry Gin, and a mix of lime and orange juices. It’s shaken, strained into a martini glass, and voilà—breakfast has been served in style.

06 of 07: Singapore Airlines’ Grand Pineapple Daiquiri

Singapore Airlines offers an impressive cocktail selection, including the refreshing Grand Pineapple Daiquiri. This delightful drink is a blend of Bacardi Carta Blanca Superior white rum and Cointreau orange liqueur, topped with pineapple juice and garnished beautifully. Its uplifting and citrusy notes provide a tropical respite 40,000 feet above the ground—what a way to enhance your flying experience.

07 of 07: FinnAir Northern Blush

This vibrant cocktail showcases Nordic flavors at 40,000 feet. The ready-made Northern Blush is served in a charming can adorned with pastel shades of a Nordic sunset. Made with real Finnish lingonberries and enhanced with gin and a hint of orange peel, the Northern Blush offers a refreshing experience. It is complimentary in all classes of travel on FinnAir, although after the first one, additional drinks may incur a charge.