Tom Collins Variations Guide
The Tom Collins is arguably the most recognizable example of the Collins family of drinks....
Brut Champagne: What to Know and 5 Bottles to Try
Champagne is the finest of all sparkling wines. These superb bubbles, which are produced i...
11 Mint Cocktails to Try Right Now
Fresh mint can make a drink taste colder, brighter, and more polished. Here are 11 mint co...
Aviation
The Aviation is a classic gin cocktail dating back to the turn of the 20th century, and it...
Boilermaker Variations Guide
A boilermaker is a traditional option for those seeking a straightforward beverage that is...
Jägermeister Old Fashioned: Herbal Whiskey Twist
A rich Jägermeister Old Fashioned recipe with whiskey, bitters, orange oils, US and UK mea...
Dry Martini
Who mixed the world’s first Martini? Was it a California prospector during the 1849 Gold R...
What the #$@! Do I Do with This? Green Chartreuse: What It Is and How...
A cocktail recipe called for a very small amount of alcohol, so you bought a bottle. Nine...
Jell-O Shot Recipe That Actually Sets
A practical Jell-O Shot guide for home bartenders, with vodka ratios, UK and US measures,...
Hurricane
The Hurricane is not a cocktail of subtlety. Its double serving of rum and suite of fruit...
Ketel One Vodka Review
The issue with vodka, regardless of your personal tastes, is that if it is bad, there is n...
Carrot Thing: The Cocktail That Should Work
A bright, smoky carrot cocktail with Scotch, mezcal, citrus, honey, and enough structure t...
Painkiller Variations Guide
A twist on the Piña Colada, the Painkiller is a rich and fruity cocktail that stays true t...
Everything You Need to Know About Anise-Flavored Spirits
You know how almost every culture seems to have its own version of the dumpling, making it...
1792 Kentucky White Dog Julep Recipe
A bright, minty white whiskey julep with 1792 Kentucky White Dog, crushed ice, simple syru...
Vesper
The Vesper, also known as the Vesper Martini, was invented by author Ian Fleming for his i...
Holy Water
Seaworthy, located in the Ace Hotel in New Orleans, serves the Holy Water as its signature...
Silver Fizz: The Bright Classic Worth Shaking
A Silver Fizz is a silky, citrusy fizz cocktail with lemon, sugar, egg white, soda, and a...
Bee’s Knees
The Bee’s Kees is a Prohibition-era cocktail featuring gin, lemon juice and honey. The uni...
Boozy Hot Chocolate
A good hot chocolate is the perfect way to feel warm and comforted when the weather is col...
Homemade Cinnamon Whiskey That Actually Works
Make a balanced homemade cinnamon whiskey with real cinnamon, measured sweetness, and a sm...
Sidecar Variations Guide
The Sidecar, with a century of history behind it, is probably the most famous of all class...
What the #$@! Do I Do with This? Benedictine: What It Is and How to Us...
You purchased a spirit or liqueur because a very small amount was required in a cocktail r...
Mezcal Paloma: Smoky, Bright, Easy
A smoky Mezcal Paloma recipe with grapefruit, lime, salt, and fizz, built for US and UK ho...
Brandy Alexander
This recipe for the Brandy Alexander was originally published on Liquor.com in 2011 by the...
Understanding the Main Types of Gin
A spirit flavored with juniper berries and other botanicals is the most basic definition o...
Campari Spritz: Bitter, Bright, Better
A crisp Campari Spritz recipe with exact US and UK measurements, expert tips, variations,...
Midori Sour
The Midori Sour is an emblem of 1970s. Its chief ingredient was launched in the U.S. in 19...