The Unexpected Liquor You Should Pair With Cream Soda
Cream soda is a classic American soft drink, and its smooth and fragrant vanilla flavor pairs excellently with one popular liquor – spiced rum.
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Why Your Homemade Limoncello Needs To Start With High-Proof Grain Alcohol
Making homemade Limoncello? Explore the art of crafting this refreshing elixir, from steeping lemon peel in high-proof spirits to mastering the perfect blend.
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Why Julia Child Loved To Serve Goldfish Crackers With Cocktails
Before the Goldfish marketing campaign redirected its sights toward a child audience, the crackers were a common bar snack and Julia Child was all about it.
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Costco Is Selling A Limited Kirkland Scotch Whisky For Lunar New Year
In celebration of the Lunar New Year on February 10, Costo is releasing a limited-time-only 8-year-old Scotch through its in-house Kirkland label.
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Your Lychee Martini Isn't Complete Without An Extra Punch From Lime Juice
A lychee martini is a deliciously fruity twist on a classic cocktail. To bring out the best taste, a dash of lime juice is essential. Here's why.
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Drink Limoncello Extremely Cold For The Best Flavor Experience
Just like lemonade, Italian limoncello is best served ice cold, but it is not a liqueur that is served on the rocks. Avoid ice to keep the drink pure.
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Kentucky Coffee Boozes Up Your Morning With A Splash Of Bourbon
If you enjoy booze every now and then and enjoy a daily cup of coffee each morning, why not combine the two on occasion? for spiked coffee, bourbon works best.
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Mix Whiskey With Lemon Soda For An Effortlessly Refreshing Cocktail
The whiskey sour is one of the most well-known cocktails. Here's a simple alternative that combines the tartness of the lemon with the strength of whiskey.
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Buffalo Trace's Master Distiller Teams Up With Chris Stapleton To Debut New Traveller Whiskey
In a match made in Kentucky heaven, country singer Chris Stapleton teamed up with the famed Buffalo Trace distillery to create the new whiskey blend, Traveller.
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Drink Gin Neat To Fully Experience Its Botanicals
As with any high-quality spirit, it's best enjoyed neat and sipped slowly. A night out could be the perfect chance to show off your sophisticated palette.
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The Important Reason You Should Store Aperitifs In The Fridge
Aperitifs like Aperol and vermouth are making a comeback, but many aren't aware that these liqueurs need to be stored in the refrigerator to taste their best.
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9 Must-Have Ingredients To Make Tiki Cocktails At Home
Tiki cocktails might seem impossible to recreate at home, but once you have these simple ingredients down, your house will be the coolest tropical bar in town.
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Inverno Arancione: The Spiced Mulled Cocktail For White Wine Lovers
Mulled wine is most often thought of as a red wine affair, but you can make a deliciously fruity white wine version that is sure to please just as well.
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Weinschorle Is The German Wine Spritzer That Requires Only 2 Ingredients
If you're looking for a tasty, refreshing beverage that's somehow even quicker to prepare than an Aperol Spritz, try the German Weinschorle.
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The French Connection Cocktail Only Mixes 2 Simple Ingredients
If you're seeking a cocktail that's bold, even swanky, and easy to make, then make the French Connection. All it requires is two simple ingredients.
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The Pungent Kick Of Wasabi Spices Up Cocktails With A Flash Of Heat
If you're looking for a fresh way to spice up a cocktail, skip the jalapeño and go straight for the wasabi. Here's how to incorporate it.
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The Reason Southern Comfort Is Not A True Whiskey
Is Southern Comfort whiskey? For such a seemingly simple question, there's a surprisingly complicated answer to unravel if you want to get to the truth.
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10 Tips You Need To Drink Japanese Whisky The Right Way
From the type of ice to cocktails, Japanese whisky is one-of-a-kind. We interviewed Japanese whisky expert Liam McNulty for all the expert tips.
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If You Like Tequila, Try The Bloody Mary's Fun Cousin, A Bloody Maria
Maybe you like your Bloody Mary as-is, for medicinal purposes if nothing else ... but for something new at your next hungover brunch, meet Bloody Maria.
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Freeze A Cube Of Coconut Water To Deliciously Cool Rum
If you like to drink rum neat and chilled, chances are you're using whiskey stones to keep things cool without dillution. Use this trick for a touch of flavor.
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Giada De Laurentiis Puts An Italian Spin On The Old Fashioned With Amarena Cherries
Adored for its simplicity and adaptability, mixologists have invented countless variations of the old fashioned, including this Italian-inspired recipe.
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Rémy Martin VSOP: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Though the legacy of Rémy Martin traces back centuries, not everyone is familiar with its products. Here is the ultimate bottle guide to Rémy Martin VSOP.
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Bourbon Is The Rich Replacement For Tequila-Free Margaritas
It's margarita night and there's one problem: tequila is not your vibe. Fret not, as this bourbon swap will give your drink the kick you never knew it needed.
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Cucumber Bitters Add A Vegetal Freshness To Your Cocktails
Cucumber bitters combine the best of bitters and the best of cucumber flavor into a single botanical, herbal cocktail superstar ready for numerous cocktails.
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The Right Way To Serve A Martini Sidecar
To serve a martini with a sidecar means you get your full martini with a carafe on the side filled with the leftovers. Normally, the remains would be tossed.
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What To Consider Before Adding Bourbon To Vinaigrettes
Adding bourbon to a vinaigrette can be a great way to elevate the complexity of the condiment, but it isn't as easy to add the liquor as you might expect.
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The Easy Way To Prevent Jell-O Shots From Sticking To The Plastic Cups
If you want to unleash your post-college knowledge, you are going to want to prove you've mastered the basics of the grown-up sweet known as Jello-O shots.
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