This candy 'tini features Kahlua, Baileys, Creme de Cacao and cream. Garnish it with shaved chocolate and pay attention to presentation. This cocktail gets a big "wow!"

This is another old classic with an orange-spice-mint taste that's hard to pin down, but addictive. It's one of those drinks you can't quite explain to anyone, but each sip leaves you wanting another one.

Named for the Prince song, "Raspberry Beret", this drink blends the delicious raspberry flavor of Chambord with Irish Cream. Plus vodka. It's decadent, over the top, and out of this world, just as any cocktail named for a Prince song should be.

The Chocolate Cherry Cha Cha uses cherry liqueur and sparkling water with chocolate vodka and coconut rum to reproduce the flavor of a chocolate covered cherry. Plus, it's a gorgeous bright red.

The Soft Love is a reddish-pink cordial that tastes like banana and cherry. It's a delicious little drink that's a little like a strawberry Banana starburst. It makes a great aperitif right before a romantic dinner.

The Robin's Nest may not sound like a romantic cocktail, but it sure looks and tastes like one. It's a beautiful bright red, and it features cranberry juice with creme de cacao.

This is James Bond's signature cocktail in Casino Royale, not the famous "shaken, not stirred" vodka martini. It's named for the woman who broke his heart.

This stunningly gorgeous cocktail tastes just like the name makes you think it would, with a red sugar rim to make it festive. Serve it with a piece of cheesecake with raspberry sauce, chocolate syrup or both drizzled lightly.

This classic features vodka, grapefruit juice, cranberry juice and more. It’s amazingly refreshing and delicious, and the beautiful shade of red makes it perfect for Valentine's Day.

This is a blended peach, mango and berry cocktail served on Carnival Cruise lines. It's kind of light on the alcohol, making it a nice choice for occasional and light drinkers.

The Lady Killer certainly deserves a place among Valentine's Day cocktails, and not just because of the name. The top notes are pineapple and passion fruit, but then you get hints of orange, apricot and the bright citrus and herb notes from the gin.

The Love Bite cocktail is a layered shooter, like the B52, only more fruity and less sweet. It blends cherry and orange liqueurs with a bit of cream.

This delicious sweet drink blends two berry flavored vodkas with white creme de cacao. The resulting taste is exactly what you'd expect from the name. It's perfect for serving with chocolates or chocolate dipped fruit on a romantic Valentine's Day evening.

The Ladyluv is a very serious cocktail - no frou-frou here. It's just whiskey, rum and chocolatey creme de cacao. It's potent and delicious, and great for whiskey lovers.

This pink cocktail is seriously vintage with a long history in the cocktail world. It features applejack, which is a brandy made from apples. Along with that, you get just enough grenadine to make it pink and some egg to give it some body and silkiness.

The bright red English Rose cocktail gets a rim of gold sugar to make it look classy and expensive. It has a sweet and tart flavor with berry notes and apricot and citrus.

This drink is a fine choice for Valentine's Day. It has a beautiful pink or red color, and you can garnish it with a few pomegranate seeds if you have them available.

The Boulevardier is a little like a Negroni, featuring Campari, bourbon and vermouth. It's one of the stronger drinks on the list, with a sophisticated and slightly bitter flavor.

This very old classic features Dubonnet, cognac and just a touch of absinthe. Just explaining it sounds frightfully romantic!

This gorgeous black and white layered shooter blends Tia Maria with Baileys. Because it's just two layers, it's very easy to pour and looks fantastic. It tastes even better - sweet and rich, with a straong coffee flavor and hints of chocolate.

The Scarlett O'Hara has a name that calls to mind romance. It features Southern Comfort with cranberry juice and lime. Not a bad combination.

The Strawberry Blonde has been around a long time, and there are a couple of main variations on it. One version has cola in it and the other has champagne. We would never tell you how to live your life, but you probably want to go with the champagne for Valentine's Day.

The deep crimson Felicia cocktail tastes like apple and cranberry juice. You garnish it with a sliver of apple to denote the apple flavor, and it makes for a very elegant looking drink.

Here's another fun pink-orange drink.. This one features pineapple juice with four delicious ounces of coconut rum.

The Strawberry Sunrise is a dessert cocktail.  You can certainly drink it as an aperitif or with a meal or by itself, but if you've got a hankering for sweets, this drink will take care of it.

The Loco Unicorn is pink and blue layered with a purple sugar rim. It's a fun drink that tastes like spiced coconut, orange and berry, and will satisfy any sweet tooth.

It's neither sweet nor pink, but the mythology behind absinthe makes the Green Fairy a fine choice for a Valentine.

The Kir Royale blends delicious creme de cassis with the champagne of your choice. Creme de cassis has a flavor somewhere between blackcurrant and raisin. It's intense and deep and sweet, and a nice dry champagne or prosecco contrasts nicely with it.

The Blood Orange Margarita is all about the flavor of blood oranges, which is slightly sweeter or slightly more bitter than your typical orange, depending on the varieties we’re comparing. It has a beautiful deep pinkish color that's perfect for a romantic holiday.