The Creative Origin Story Of The US Open's Honey Deuce Cocktail
Lots of sporting events have signature cocktails. For the U.S. Open, it's the honey deuce. Here's how it came to be and continues growing in popularity.
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The Best Type Of Champagne For Delicious Homemade Mimosas
Mimosas are a deliciously refreshing two-ingredient cocktail. But for a homemade restaurant-quality drink, which type of Champagne is the best to use?
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The Best Tomato Juice To Use In Your Caesar Highball
This type of tomato juice will take your next Caesar highball recipe to another delicious level because it's the perfect combination of savory and spicy.
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Coconut Cream Is Your Go-To Ingredient For Coquito Without Eggs
Just like in eggnog, eggs are an essential ingredient in some coquito recipes, but not all of them. If you don't have eggs on hand, use coconut cream.
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13 Tips For Drinking Bourbon As A Beginner, From A Whiskey Connoisseur
The intricacies of drinking bourbon can be intimidating for a beginner, but with a few tips from a whiskey expert, you'll soon enjoy getting into the spirit.
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Clark Gable's Favorite Martini Hack Is One You Might Want To Try
The iconic star's martini preparation required a specific technique, but it's not difficult to learn and you can try it at home with your next cocktail.
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12 Bourbon Alternatives To Pappy Van Winkle, According To A Bartender
While you may not be able to find or afford a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle bourbon, there are plenty of top-notch alternatives for bourbon fans to consider.
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Ways To Spot A Fake Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon, According To Buffalo Trace
As one of the most sought-after bourbons on the market, Pappy Van Winkle is often faked. To learn how to spot a fake, we interviewed an expert.
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The Best Way To Reheat A Hot Butter Bourbon Cocktail For A Second Round
There's nothing worse than having to waste a batch of delicious hot buttered bourbon. Here's a way to reheat your cocktail to enjoy another day.
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Make The Absolute Best Glaze For Your Meat With Bourbon And Cola
Normally we choose to sip on our bourbon and cola, but did you know the two work equally well in the kitchen as a glaze for meat?
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What's The Difference Between Clarified And Infused Cocktails?
It's easy to confused by the terminology used in mixology. Learning about clarified and infused cocktails will help you choose your next round.
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The Interesting History Of Tiquira, One Of Brazil's Oldest And Rarest Spirits
Tiquira is the oldest known spirit in Brazil, and outside of the state of Maranhão, it's still relatively obscure. Get to know the intriguing spirit.
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A Cocktail Expert's Favorite Bourbons To Pair With Pumpkin
When pumpkin season rolls around, it's fun to pair the autumnal squash with festive cocktails. We consulted an expert on which are the best bourbons to choose.
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15 Ways To Enjoy Bourbon In Breakfast Dishes And Drinks
A little bourbon makes a big difference for flavoring breakfast classics like cinnamon rolls or jam. Two chefs share ways to enjoy this intoxicating ingredient.
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For A Uniquely Herbal Twist On Any Drink, Use Rhum Instead Of Gin
Gin is beloved for its botanical profile, but it isn't the only liquor that provides this. Rhum, aka agricultural rum, is a perfect gin alternative.
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14 Common Bourbon Tasting Mistakes That Are Easy To Make
Tasting bourbon is nothing short of a sensory experience. Here are some of the biggest mistakes you need to avoid when you do it, according to an expert.
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The Sweeter Spirit To Try In Your Next Hot Toddy
The hot toddy is a classic warming cocktail that typically features whiskey as its key spirit, but our expert suggests upgrading it by using dark rum.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Favorite Cocktail Was A Sweet Classic That She Actually Invented
Anybody who drinks regularly is bound to have a favorite cocktail, but how many could claim to have invented their go-to libation? Elizabeth Taylor could.
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FDR's Favorite Martini Was Bold With A Bright Twist Of Lemon
The 32nd president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, liked a gin martini, deepened and dirtied with a splash of brine yet brightened with a twist of lemon.
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A Liquid Bourbon Ball Turns The Classic Treat Into A Refined Cocktail With Only 4 Ingredients
Fans of bourbon balls, a classic confection rich with nutty, chocolatey, boozy flavors, should try mixing up this super easy cocktail version ASAP.
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12 Expert-Recommended Bourbons To Enjoy With Your Next Steak Dinner
Picking a bourbon to pair with steak can be a challenge. If you're looking for some help, consider these expert-recommended bourbons for your next steak dinner.
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How Are Trader Joe's Margarita Wine Cocktails Made?
Trader Joe's Margarita Wine Cocktails come in two refreshing varieties: original lime and strawberry. Here's how they get their surprisingly high-quality taste.
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What You Need To Know About Flavored Bourbon
The term "flavored bourbon" can be very confusing if you're familiar with the rules that govern the American whiskey. Here's all you need to know.
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Take Your Dirty Martini Up A Notch With Canned Sardines
Dirty martinis are classic for a good reason, but they're also ripe for upgrading. For an outside-the-box ingredient addition, use canned sardines.
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Skip The Bourbon And Try These Spirits In Your Pumpkin Cocktails
Bourbon is usually considered the go-to spirit for warming pumpkin-spiced cocktails, but we recommend using Cognac, brandy, or dark rum instead.
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11 Brandies A Bartender Recommends For A Beginner's Palate
Looking to add brandy to your home bar but not sure where to start? We break and select a list of our favorites that perfect for any home bar.
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The Unexpected Addition To Give Sweet And Fiery Flare To Your Next Margarita
The inclusion of hot honey is one such ingredient that can lend a new dimension to your standard margarita recipe.
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