Ever find yourself wondering which cocktail to order at the bar?

Well, if you’re looking to pick something popular, a new list from the company QR Code Generator breaks down the top 10 favorite cocktails in Massachusetts. And as bars and restaurants are increasingly using QR codes for patrons to check out their menus, they likely know what they are talking about.

The company used Google keyword searches to find out the top 10 most popular cocktails in each state.

Here’s the list of the top 10 in the Bay State. Is your go to order on here?

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Aperol Spritz claimed the top position. Its low alcohol content is ideal for daytime enjoyment, yet it remains a fantastic choice for the evening too.

Here is the complete rundown of the top 10 and what goes into them.

Aperol Spritz – three ounces prosecco, two ounces Aperol, and one ounce club soda.

Margarita – two ounces of tequila, half an ounce of orange liqueur, and one ounce of freshly squeezed lime juice

Expresso Martini – two ounces of vodka, half an ounce of coffee liqueur, and one ounce of freshly brewed espresso

Negroni – equal parts gin, vermouth and Campari on the rocks.

Mai Tai – one and a half ounces of white rum, three quarter ounce of orange curaçao, three quarter ounce of lime juice, half ounce of orgeat and half ounce of dark rum

Moscow Mule – half a lime, two ounces of vodka, four ounces of ginger beer on the rocks – often in a copper cup.

Mojito – one and a half ounce of white rum, one ounce of fresh lime juice, two teaspoons of sugar, soda water and six leaves of mint.

French 75 – one ounce of gin, half an ounce of lemon juice, half an ounce of simple syrup and three ounces of champagne or other sparkling wine.

Paloma – two ounces of tequila, two ounces grapefruit juice, two ounces of sparkling water, half an ounce of fresh lime juice, quarter ounce of agave nectar or syrup, serve on the rocks.

Pina Colada – one ounce coconut cream, one ounce white rum, three ounce pineapple juice and served with crushed ice

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