Recreate George Washington's Favorite Cocktail With The Help Of Sour Cherries
George Washington liked to drink a brandy-based beverage called Cherry Bounce. In fact, he liked it so much he would carry cherry bounce in canteen-like water.
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Ditch The Vodka And Start Shaking Tequila Into Your Lemon Drop
When substituted into this cocktail, it won't simply play a supporting role and allow other ingredients like lemon juice to take the spotlight, as vodka does.
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Drink A Paloma With Your Chili To Deliciously Temper The Spiciness
Spicy chili should be accompanied by a beverage that can improve your eating experience. A paloma has what it takes to help folks handle the heat.
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Add Kahlua To Your Black Velvet Cocktail For A Hint Of Coffee Flavor
Silky mouthfeel and dry biscuit flavor notes never go out of style, but that doesn't mean the Black Velvet cocktail couldn't benefit from an upgrade of Kahlua.
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The Hollywood Backstory Behind The Brown Derby Cocktail
To say Tinseltown is a breeding ground of cultural influence would be an understatement. The Brown Derby cocktail is a bright example of Hollywood's innovation.
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Remember The Crucial Straining Step After Fat-Washing Your Alcohol
If you want a smooth, creamy cocktail, try fat-washing your alcohol. It's a tricky process, but if you remember this one crucial step, it should go smoothly.
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Buffalo Trace Bourbon: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Buffalo Trace is among the most recognizable American bourbons out there, and we've got everything you need to know about this iconic spirit.
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Minute Maid Is Launching A Spiked Line Of Wine Cocktails In 2024
Coca-Cola subsidiary Minute Maid has a treat for consumers for early next year -- a new line of spiked wine cocktails in three different flavors.
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The Complicated History Of Vermouth's Popularity In The US
Vermouth might be on the rise in American cocktail culture today, but a mixologist explains that the fortified wine has had many ups and downs over the years.
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Add Elderflower Syrup To Give Your Drinks A Unique Floral Sweetness
Elderflower syrup brings a delicious, subtle sweetness to a wide array of beverages. Here's how to use it to elevate anything from tea to Tito's.
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Spike Apple Cider With Salted Caramel Whiskey For A Burst Of Flavor
Hard apple cider is a staple of the holiday season. If you're starting with plain cider and looking to spike it yourself, consider using salted caramel whiskey.
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Falernum Is The Spiced Syrup Liqueur Your Tropical Cocktail Is Missing
While you probably haven't heard of falernum, your tropical cocktails will benefit from a dash of this sweet and tangy liqueur. Plus, it's easy to make at home!
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Use Cane Sugar Cola To Elevate The Flavors Of A Classic Cuba Libre
The Cuba Libre is a simple cocktail containing only cola, rum and lime, so it's important to use high quality ingredients, starting with cane sugar cola.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Cocktail Features A Citrus Zing And Top Shelf Vodka
Hostess and cooking extraordinaire Martha Stewart has a favorite cocktail - but, naturally, she uses top-shelf vodka and the finest citrus to elevate it.
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For Vibrant Whiskey Sours, Swap Lemon Juice With Fresh-Squeezed Orange
Sometimes a whiskey sour can be, well, too sour. Add freshly squeezed orange juice for a lighter, sweeter approach, and pick from a few orangey garnishes.
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Try Tequila Instead Of Vodka To Elevate The Flavors In Your Espresso Martini
If you're getting bored with espresso martinis, spirit expert Jaime Salas recommends adding more depth to the drink by swapping reposado tequila for the vodka!
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What Exactly Are Freezer Door Cocktails?
Serving cocktails at parties is a great way to impress your guests, but mixing them while hosting can be challenging. Enter, pre-batched freezer door cocktails!
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The Whiskey Flip Cocktail Requires A Whole Egg For Velvety Smooth Sipping
Once a staple among sailors in the 17th century, the flip cocktail has evolved into a customizable creamy cocktail served by top mixologists.
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Costco Sells Bargain Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon, But Good Luck Finding A Bottle
Costco is known for all sorts of great bargains. One of its best may be bargain priced bottles of Pappy Van Winkle bourbon. If you're lucky enough to find one.
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Add Coconut To Give Your Next Pisco Sour A Tropical Twist
The citrus addition already evokes something tropical, so embrace the theme with yet another island-worthy ingredient: coconut.
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The Bicycle Thief Cocktail Is A Citrus Twist On The Negroni
Similar to a Negroni, The Bicycle Thief cocktail strikes a balance between bitter botanicals and sweet citrus while the soda gives it a bubbly lift.
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One Of The Oldest Cuban Cocktails May Have Been Mixed Before The Mojito
Before a rum mojito with lime and mint hit off ubiquitous popularity with cocktail fans, it was predated by a historic sling called the el draque.
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16 Absolute Best Ways To Use Peanut Butter Whiskey In Drinks
Peanut butter whiskey is quickly becoming all the rage. But what do you do with it? We have the answers with these delicious and unexpected cocktails.
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The Proper Glass For Drinking Cognac Neat Depends On Your Experience
For decades, the brandy snifter has been the glass of choice for drinking neat cognac. But tapered tulip glasses are gaining in popularity. So, which is better?
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Peppermint Candy Shot Glasses Are The Perfect Way To Close Out The Holidays
If you're looking for the perfect way to close out the holidays, look no further than peppermint candy shot glasses, which are surprisingly easy to make.
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Can You Put Wine In A Whiskey Decanter?
If you've got a whiskey decanter hanging around for the aesthetic, you might surprised that its uses go beyond decanting your favorite bourbon.
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Jim Beam Vs Jack Daniels: Who Makes The Better Whiskey?
America's two most iconic whiskey brands, Jack Daniel's and Jim Beam, are known worldwide, and both have characteristic nuances in taste and production.
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