What's the usual temperature of cocktails?

There is no fixed standard for the degree of cocktail, because its degree depends on the proportion of alcohol and other ingredients used. Generally speaking, the alcohol content of cocktails is usually between 15 and 40 degrees.

Cocktail is a mixed drink made up of two or more kinds of wine, drinks, fruit juice, soda and so on. Its degree is influenced by many factors, such as the alcohol content of base wine, the type and quantity of seasonings, the use of ice cubes and so on. Some cocktails may contain alcohol with high alcohol content, such as vodka and brandy. These cocktails may have a high alcohol content. Other cocktails may use alcohol or other drinks with low alcohol content as the main ingredient, and these cocktails may have low alcohol content.

For example, classic cocktails like Long Island Iced Tea are usually high in alcohol because their main ingredients are vodka, gin and tequila. Cocktails like Mojito are mainly composed of rum, lime and mint. The alcohol content is relatively low and the taste is fresh.

Generally speaking, the alcohol content of cocktails varies with the specific formula and can vary within a wide range. When enjoying cocktails, you should drink in moderation according to your personal capacity and preferences to avoid the harm caused by excessive drinking.