Miami is a hot city for adults looking for a good time. If you enjoy a refreshing cocktail, a cold beer or the latest eco-friendly drink made with VeeV, then this is the city for you. Miami has dozens of great bars, nightclubs and pubs. With all the choices you have, you will not have to travel far to find one that will be able to satisfy your tastes.

North Miami Bars

Miami, like other major cities in the United States, is divided into several neighborhoods and districts. One of the hottest districts for Miami nightlife is North Miami. Here you will find over 20 different bars, including A.J. Roxx & the Liquor Box, found at 14075 W. Dixie Highway; Flannigan's, located at 9516 Harding Ave., and the Nightcap Lounge, found at 15544 W. Dixie Highway.

South Beach, Miami

Younger crowds are going to appreciate the high-adrenaline, party atmosphere of South Beach. This area of Miami is known for its cutting edge clubs and bars. Some bars that you can try out include Finnegan's Two, located at 942 Lincoln Road; the Royal Buddha Bar, located at 758 Washington Ave. and X-treme, located at 747 Fourth St. #101.

Miami Local Mixology

Miami's local bars serve a number of signature bar drinks. If you are interested in eco-friendly drinks, order a VeeV mixed drink. If you like blueberries, try a Brazilian Firecracker made from pomegranate, blueberries, VeeV and club soda. On the other hand, if you like something a bit more upscale, try a VeeVini, which is made by mixing VeeV and champagne. Finally, if you are looking for drinks that are really signature Miami mixed drinks, try a Black Pearl, a Kobe Punch or a Twisted Pineapple.

Written by Eisla Sebastian

Home to some of the world's trendiest clubs, upscale bars and lounges, Miami boasts a round-the-clock party scene with plenty of opportunities to sample unique concoctions from professional mixologists. Local bars fill up well before happy hour to toast the day with bar drinks you won't find anywhere on the coast. Be prepared for a lineup of tempting martini recipes, fresh flavor infusions and classic drinks made with a twist of exotic fruit; the latest trends from the local mixology scene include eco-friendly alcohols, organic liquors and specialty beers from around the globe.

Mixologists at local bars in Miami have become cocktail designers extraordinaire with their lineup of exotic bar drinks infused with fresh flavors from the tropics. Head over to venues like Sushi Samba Dromo on Lincoln Road to try the samba dragon, a mango rum, guarana and ginger cocktail that will take you on a brief trip to the far east. Or, try your luck at the M-Bar on Brickell Key Drive to pick out one of hundreds of martinis from this signature martini bar. This place hits the spot with creative cocktails fit for a king (or queen). From the sunrise martini to the chocolate raspberry dessert-like 'tini,' you'll have plenty of ways to experience the best of Biscayne Bay.

If it's a poolside experience you're after, the Bahia at the Four Seasons will give you plenty of reasons to toast to the sunset. The venue serves up exotic mojitos and martinis by the pool after 5 p.m. And when the night calls for a glamorous bar-hop, don't miss the Opium Garden and Prive lounge on your route. The Asian-inspired club and modern lounge feature some of the best bar drinks in the city. Make table reservations for signature mixed drinks, bottles of champagne and liquor brands from around the world.

Local mixology trends in Miami go one step further with eco drinks and green cocktails for a fresh spin on the classics. Make your way to the Rose Bar inside the The Delano hotel where they serve Veev, the first eco-friendly liquor. It is made from the Brazilian açaí berry and rich in antioxidants. Ask for a cosmopolitan - or nearly any other cocktail - to be made with it and you'll be plesantly surprised with the unique flavor you discover.

The Miami Vice cocktail isn't the only drink you'll want to track down at the nearest bar. South Beach is home to dozens of tropical concoctions that make partying in the city an extraordinary experience!

Written by Sabah Karimi