If you're looking for THC cocktail recipes using 1777, you're in the right place. 1777 is Señorita's non-alcoholic THC agave spirit, built to mix exactly like tequila but without the alcohol, the hangover, or the next-morning regret. These six recipes are the official 1777 cocktail builds, from a simple highball to a tropical piña punch, and every single one of them works as a full alcohol alternative for any occasion you'd normally reach for a spirit. 

If you've ever wondered what to do with a bottle of 1777, the answer is: pretty much anything you'd do with a good agave spirit. The difference is you wake up tomorrow feeling great about it. 

1777 is built with blue Jalisco agave, which gives it the same backbone you'd expect from a tequila or mezcal. That means it plays well with citrus, ginger, fresh herbs, spice, and anything sparkling. It holds up, it mixes confidently, and it brings that warm, uplifting Acapulco Gold terpene buzz along for the ride. 

These recipes come straight from the 1777 playbook and are built for real occasions: a Friday night at home, a dinner party where you want to offer something interesting, a Sunday afternoon on the porch. No fancy bar equipment required beyond a shaker, a jigger, and a good glass. 

A quick note before you start: 1777 contains 10mg of THC per 1.5oz serving. Give any of these cocktails about 20 to 30 minutes to fully settle in before deciding you want another.  

1. 1777 Signature 

The one that started it all. Zesty lime and subtle sweetness balance the bold character of 1777, finished with a snap of spiced ginger beer. This is the drink that converts people. 

Ingredients: 
1.5oz 1777 
0.5oz simple syrup 
0.5oz lime juice 
2oz ginger beer 
Garnish: mint sprig 
Glass: rocks 

Combine all ingredients except the ginger beer in a cocktail shaker. Shake with ice and strain into a chilled rocks glass filled with ice. Top with ginger beer and garnish with a mint sprig. 

2. Citrus Sky 

Bright and uplifting, this one layers zesty lime and juicy grapefruit with warming cinnamon spice, all balanced by the smooth character of 1777. It looks as good as it tastes, which makes it a solid party cocktail. 

Ingredients: 
1.5oz 1777 
0.5oz lime juice 
0.5oz cinnamon syrup 
2oz grapefruit soda 
Garnish: grapefruit wedge 
Glass: collins 

Combine all ingredients except the grapefruit soda in a cocktail shaker. Shake with ice and strain into a chilled Collins glass filled with ice. Top with grapefruit soda. Pro tip: make your own cinnamon syrup by boiling equal parts water and cinnamon sugar. 

3. Golden Hour 

A refreshing hybrid of cocktail and shandy that marries citrus-forward non-alcoholic beer and 1777 for a light, bubbly, and refreshing finish. This is the one for a long afternoon when you want something sessionable and easy. 

Ingredients:
1.5oz 1777 
0.5oz simple syrup 
0.5oz lime juice 
0.5oz passionfruit puree 
Garnish: lime wedge 
Glass: rocks 

Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker, shake with ice, then fine strain into a chilled rocks glass with a large cube. 

4. Agave Shandy 

Simple, easy, and surprisingly satisfying. The citrus-forward non-alcoholic beer does most of the work here, and 1777 brings the depth and the buzz. Build it in a pilsner glass and you've got something that looks and feels like a proper craft cocktail with about thirty seconds of effort. 

Ingredients: 
2oz 1777 
2oz citrus-forward non-alcoholic beer 
2oz ginger beer 
Garnish: cucumber wheel 
Glass: pilsner 

Build in a pilsner glass full of ice and briefly stir.

5. Hemp Highball 

Clean, simple, and ultra-refreshing. This one lets the smooth taste of 1777 shine with just a splash of soda alongside it. If you want to understand what 1777 actually tastes like before you start mixing it into more complex builds, this is the one to start with. 

Ingredients: 
2oz 1777 
4oz club soda 
Garnish: lime wedge 
Glass: collins 

Pour 1777 into a freshly iced, chilled Collins glass. Top with club soda.

6. Piña Punch 

Juicy, refreshing, and a little tropical, this one blends pineapple juice and 1777 for a lush, breezy sip that belongs at any warm weather occasion. Shake it intensely for at least 30 seconds to create a foaming effect from the pineapple, and serve it in a coupe for full effect. 

Ingredients: 
2oz 1777 
2oz pineapple juice 
2oz club soda 
Garnish: pineapple wedge 
Glass: coupe 

Combine 1777 and pineapple juice in a cocktail shaker. Shake with ice and strain into a chilled coupe glass without ice. Top with club soda. Pro tip: shake intensely for at least 30 seconds to create a foaming effect from the pineapple. 

One more thing: the easiest upgrade in the game 

If you want a cocktail moment without any of the effort, add a splash of 1777 into a cold can of Señorita. The agave base deepens the flavor of the can and layers the doses in a way that turns your favorite THC margarita into something a little stronger and a lot more interesting. Start with 0.75oz of 1777 per can and go from there. 

All six recipes and more live here. 

Every recipe here is fully non-alcoholic, which makes 1777 one of the most versatile alcohol alternatives on the market right now. Whether you're cutting back, sober curious, on a GLP-1 medication, or just done with hangovers, these builds give you the full cocktail ritual with a cleaner, clearer buzz on the other side. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What cocktails can you make with 1777 THC agave spirit?
1777 works in any cocktail that calls for tequila or an agave spirit. The six signature recipes include the 1777 Signature with ginger beer and lime, the Citrus Sky with grapefruit soda and cinnamon, the Piña Punch with pineapple juice, the Golden Hour shandy, the Agave Shandy with non-alcoholic beer, and the Hemp Highball for a clean and simple build. 

How do you use 1777 in a cocktail? 
Use it the same way you'd use tequila. Measure your pour with a jigger, add your mixers, shake or stir with ice, and serve. The main difference is that 1777 contains 10mg of THC per 1.5oz serving, so give each drink 20 to 30 minutes to kick in before having another. 

How much 1777 should I use per cocktail? 
Most of the signature recipes call for 1.5 to 2oz of 1777 per drink, putting you at 10 to 13mg THC. If you're new to THC drinks, start with 0.75oz and work your way up. 

Can you mix Señorita cans with 1777? 
Yes, and it's one of the easiest ways to enjoy both. Add 0.75oz of 1777 to a cold can of Señorita to deepen the flavor and layer the dose for a slightly stronger cocktail experience. 

What does 1777 taste like in cocktails? 
The blue Jalisco agave base comes through cleanly with notes of Mexican lime, yellow dragon fruit, and a hint of toasty oak. It adds a tart, juicy finish to any build and brings the warm, uplifting effect of Acapulco Gold terpenes without overpowering the other ingredients. 

Is 1777 non-alcoholic? 
Yes, fully non-alcoholic. 1777 uses hemp-derived delta-9 THC and contains no alcohol. It's available for shipping in eligible states at senoritadrinks.com.