The Best Spring Cocktails In New York City | Tasting Table NYC
Ten great spring cocktails to clink and drink in New York City.
Read MoreTen great spring cocktails to clink and drink in New York City.
Read MoreRaise a glass to spring with one of these 10 drinks and welcome the new season. See our top spring drinks.
Read MoreLike any specialized event, there are rules of etiquette for a walk-around wine tasting. Here are our tips to help you navigate the room.
Read MoreLap up longer days with eight bright and bold cocktails loaded with farmers' market freshness. Here are our favorite spring sippers in Los Angeles, in no particular order.
Read MoreLooking for something different in your mug? Check out Counter Culture Coffee's La Golondrina.
Read MoreMomofuku's stylish beverage director Jordan Salcito is something of a contradiction, and that's why we tapped her for some eclectic tips on what we should be reading, drinking and putting on our table this spring.
Read More"I'm drawn to bars that are really comfortable and beautiful," says Toby Cecchini of Atlantic Avenue's newly restored Long Island Bar. The veteran barkeep, author and gentleman credited with (or blamed for) the invention of the Cosmo tells us where to grab a drink in New York City.
Read MoreLearn the art of the modern cocktail garnish with Piora's Shinya Yamao and more top bartenders.
Read MoreWant to make the perfect margarita? Go back to basics--with a twist. Jeret Peña of San Antonio's The Brooklynite shares his margarita recipe with us. Read more.
Read MoreMichael Mina brings the whiskey to you at his newest restaurant, Bourbon Steak in Glendale.
Read MoreWe've all returned from New Orleans with a can of Café du Monde's chicory coffee, which never tastes as good at home. We have a better solution.
Read MoreAt Piora in the West Village, head bartender Shinya Yamao is infusing digestifs with fruit to create the perfect after-dinner sippers.
Read MoreAt Bar Nine Collective you can stop in for a cup of pour-over, a latté with frothy house-made almond milk, or a glass of 48-hour stepped cold brew.
Read MoreNot only is Loire Valley one of the most diverse and historic in France, it's full of affordable wines that drink beautifully.
Read MoreNearly two years in the making, Nitecap, a cozy cocktail den on the Lower East Side, is the brainchild of David Kaplan and Alexander Day of Death + Company, and Natasha David, of Brooklyn oyster palace Maison Premiere. Despite its name, Nitecap is actually an admirable place to start your crawl--provided you don't expect to get very far. Cocktails here are focused and playful, and the candlelight and low-slung booths encourage hunkering down.
Read MoreMore and more restaurants and bars are getting in on the bottled cocktail craze, like Celeste, Wallflower and Hawker Fare. Read more!
Read MoreThe best beer bar in River North? It's hiding inside of Eataly.
Read MoreModeled after the posh whiskey lounges of Japan, the 18-seat Jackalope Bar is a relaxing respite from Seven Grand outside: There's an antique gramophone playing Coltrane records and taxidermy on the walls. An immaculately dressed bartender stirs perfect Manhattans and Old-Fashioneds.
Read MoreMatthew Kaner decided to scrap the formal wine list at L.A.'s Bar Covell in favor of an interactive, conversation-driven program. What's more, he wants you to drink outside your comfort zone.
Read MoreAt Bottlefork, the ambitious bar program is the standout
Read MoreGunpowder, an ambitious 24-hour tea room in Venice, is aiming to infuse tea with the same artisan street cred showered upon third-wave coffee.
Read MoreA simple swirl of booze before the drink goes in adds a subtle layer of flavor. The rinse, as it's known, is a favorite technique of bartenders who are deploying subtle hints of everything from wine and brandies to vinegar and, yes, duck fat.
Read More"We've wanted to make vermouth for 15 years," says Steve Matthiasson, owner of Matthiasson winery in Napa.
Read MoreThe new Manhattan program at LuxBar puts you behind the wheel
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