In cocktail conversations, the Sidecar is a true standout. However, if you're looking for an alternative, the Brandy Crusta offers a unique spin worth trying.
Martinis should never be served with ice ... unless that cube is filled with brine and an olive. Drop them in your drink for an unconventional dirty martini.
Glazing carrots is an easy way to upgrade your veggie side dish at dinner time. Adding a slosh of whiskey makes it even better. Find out which bottles to use.
If you're looking for a sophisticated pairing, you should try Buffalo Trace bourbon with this sharp cheese - and here's why they work so well together.
The whiskey highball sets a high bar for cocktails. However, with a simple swap, you can make a whiskey tonic that elevates the spirit's flavor in another way.
If you have leftover cocktails, the best place to store them is in the freezer. Learn how to freeze them properly, how long they last, and how to thaw.
Like many of his fellow movie stars in the Golden Age, Cary Grant enjoyed a stiff cocktail. His favorite drink offered a twist on the popular sangaree cocktail.
Whiskey is meant to be appreciated, and having the right drinking vessel can help that happen. If you don't own tumblers, wine glasses are a good option.
Canned cocktails have become a convenient way to grab pre-mixed libations right off the shelf, and agave wine could be the secret ingredient in your fave drink.
The Daisy de Santiago combines white rum, lime juice, simple syrup, yellow Chartreuse, club soda, and mint. Here's why the cocktail has a connection to Bacardi.
When hosting or participating in a whiskey tasting, you might wonder if you should cleanse your palate between samples. Luckily, an expert broke it down for us!
It's hard to beat a Negroni. But if you want to put a spin on the classic cocktail, an easy ingredient change is in order. Just swap the gin for smoky mezcal.
For vodka-lovers out there, it's easy to swap the clear spirit for rum in your mojito -- just be sure to use crushed ice to mellow things out if you do.
Even the simplest of cocktails still allow wiggle room for experimentation. Despite being just two ingredients, you can shake up the flavor of a screwdriver.
If you love the idea of melding the bitter and hoppy flavors of beer with a little sweetness, this two-ingredient cocktail featuring grenadine is for you.