Reinvent The Classic Gin Fizz With An Unexpected Fizzy Swap
It can bring effervescence and foam to a gin fizz, while contributing flavor complexity with notes of sweet grain and floral, herbaceous, or fruity hops.
Read MoreIt can bring effervescence and foam to a gin fizz, while contributing flavor complexity with notes of sweet grain and floral, herbaceous, or fruity hops.
Read MoreFind out how to mix up this special drink that the late Queen Elizabeth loved. It was prepared by palace chefs and kept in the palace's recyled mixer bottles.
Read MoreInterested in gifting a bottle of bourbon, but don't know where to start? These tips will help beginner bourbon buyers make a thoughtful and educated selection.
Read MoreBusy bar? Don’t hold up the line — be kind to staff, skip these tricky, time-consuming drinks, and keep your night running smoothly.
Read MoreBitter liquors like tequila can be hard to throw back sometimes, but a handy gadget many homes have nowadays can change the game in just 30 seconds.
Read MoreHave yourself a berry little beverage this summer. We tested out a range of fruit-forward liquors and liqueurs, so you only spend your money on the best.
Read MoreIf you don't like to taste alcohol in your drinks, these are some refreshing options that will give you a light buzz without harsh alcohol notes.
Read MoreThere are ways to use up older tomatoes, and one creates a sweet yet tangy boozy beverage: Molly Baz's frozen bloody mary with a tropical twist.
Read MoreDrinking cocktails and beer out of a straw may seem like no big deal, but there are reasons ranging from safety to flavor to avoid doing so.
Read MoreMany people are familiar with adding bacon grease to gravy or fried vegetables, but fewer people are aware of the boozy infusion you can make with it.
Read MoreWhile there are plenty of vintage whiskeys that aren't worth much, some of the rarer bottles can go for extremely high prices in the collectors' market.
Read MoreThere's a new flavor that has been thrown in the mix, and it's got mojito drinkers switching to cojitos when they want to make things feel more tropical.
Read MoreThere is often lore around the names of cocktails, including the Bloody Mary, but the early version of vodka with tomato juice had a different, grisly name.
Read MoreThere are plenty of bottom-shelf bourbons you should steer clear of. But when it comes to these 10 options, we think they are worth every drop.
Read MoreJulia Child's favorite cocktail was a vermouth-forward variation on a martini. If you want to drink like the iconic chef, grab a bottle of this brand.
Read MoreThe wrong alcohol can overpower the various flavors of a cocktail. To prevent that issue, you should choose a neutral-tasting booze, like this one.
Read MoreLove the taste of bourbon but hate the burn? These simple techniques can help tame the harshness while preserving the complex flavors you want to enjoy.
Read MoreSpritzes are refreshing on a warm summer afternoon and they are easy to make. Take a look at some of the best Proseccos to use when preparing these cocktails.
Read MoreGin isn't the only botanical liquor in town. There are also amari. If you've never used one to make a cocktail, now could be a good time to change that.
Read MoreWhile you're free to arrange your home bar as you see fit, organizing it in this specific way makes it easier to keep track of inventory levels.
Read MoreTennessee whiskey has become synonymous with the Jack Daniel's brand, and there's actually a legal reason for that. Here's what you should know.
Read MoreIf you're seeking a tequila that packs not just a punch, but also an abundance of flavors, consider skipping this bottle and opting for something else.
Read MoreShrubs are having a bit of a resurgence due to the popularity of craft cocktails. Before you take a sip, learn about this refreshing drink with ancient roots.
Read MoreWhether your name is James Bond or something else, there's a time to shake your chosen cocktail rather than stir it, and it's the ingredients that are the clue.
Read MoreThere are many creative ways to jazz up a cocktail, but we suggest starting with something as basic as finding ingredients to elevate simple syrup.
Read MoreAn old fashioned cocktail is a simple yet timeless drink, but even the classics can use a fresh spin every now and then. That's where Dr Pepper comes in.
Read MoreThere's a lot of slang for alcohol and its consumption these days, but the past is full of old school names for booze that just haven't hung around.
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