Which cocktail uses 4 count tequila, 2 count triple sec, 2 count lime juice, and 2 count sour mix, with a salt rim and lime garnish?

Which cocktail uses 4 count tequila, 2 count triple sec, 2 count lime juice, and 2 count sour mix, with a salt rim and lime garnish?

• A. Daquiri
• B. Margarita Straight Up
• C. Margarita On the Rocks
• D. Organic Agave Margarita

Answer: (C)

A margarita centers on tequila paired with orange liqueur and a sour element, then finished with a salt rim. The given mix—tequila, triple sec, lime juice, and sour mix—delivers that classic margarita flavor, and the salt rim with a lime garnish is the traditional presentation. The on the rocks instruction means it’s served over ice in a rocks glass, which distinguishes it from a margarita served straight up (chilled and strained, without ice). A daiquiri uses rum, not tequila, and a margarita straight up would omit the ice. So the combination and presentation here point to a Margarita On the Rocks.

A margarita centers on tequila paired with orange liqueur and a sour element, then finished with a salt rim. The given mix—tequila, triple sec, lime juice, and sour mix—delivers that classic margarita flavor, and the salt rim with a lime garnish is the traditional presentation. The on the rocks instruction means it’s served over ice in a rocks glass, which distinguishes it from a margarita served straight up (chilled and strained, without ice). A daiquiri uses rum, not tequila, and a margarita straight up would omit the ice. So the combination and presentation here point to a Margarita On the Rocks.