Drinking is popular and so are iPhones, so it’s only natural that the two should go together in the form of drinking apps. Below are 6 booze-orientated apps great for parties or a big night out.

If you’re sick of playing the same drinking games over and over again, than Drinking 101 is the app for you! Organized by name, category, and drunk level, Drinking 101 has 170 games for partiers who are looking for a different way to down their booze. The app can randomly select a game for indecisive drinkers and save favorite games for future reference. 0.99 is all it takes to score this fun-filled app sure to help even the most seasoned of frat boys get wasted.

Butch Gals and Fem Chicks alike will enjoy this quirky app listing 50 cocktail recipes selected especially for lesbians. 50 Ultimate Lesbian Cocktails has “visually stunning” photos of each cocktail, 25 for Fems and 25 for Butch women. Lesbian mixologist Angie Jackson also adds some witty commentary to liven things up. Girls just want to have fun and they certainly will with this light-hearted drinking app ($1.99).

With Beer Pad and Wine Pad, aficionados can record tasting notes to their iPhones . Gone are the days of pens and hard copy tasting pads. The apps, each costing $3.99, allows users to rate beer and wines that they try, catalog thoughts and ratings for a future search, save favorites, take pictures of new findings, and email notes to friends.

Want to discover new brands of whiskey? Than iWhiskey is the app for you. Developed by renowned spirit reviewer F. Paul Pacult, iWhiskey reviews 600 brands of the world’s whiskeys which users can easily view by flipping through bottle screenshots. The app, at $10.99, is more expensive than most, but whiskey fans will be glad they splurged.

The average liquor store has an overwhelming amount of wine, making it difficult to know what to choose. That’s where Hello Vino comes in. This free app helps users select the perfect wine for food pairings, gifts, and holidays as well, as view ratings and reviews for specific wines. Users can also share information via Facebook and Twitter.

The concept of Happy Houred is simple, yet brilliant: budget-conscious bar hoppers use the app to search for happy hour specials in their area. They can search by day, time, type of bar, type of drink, and add reviews, photos, and add new happy hour discoveries. Why hasn’t anyone thought of this sooner? Bonus: it’s free!

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