The Major Difference Between Alcoholic Punch And Cocktails
Punch vs. cocktails - find out which drink suits your next social gathering - a fruity, bubbly blend or sophisticated mixed drink. Cheers to the right choice!
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Rachael Ray Is Launching A New Gin. Here's What We Know
Rachael Ray has taken a brief respite from the kitchen to promote the launch of Staple Gin, a culinary twist on a classic spirit. Tasting Table gets the scoop!
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Cocktail Sauce Was Practically Made For The Ultimate Bloody Mary
You can't call it cocktail sauce if you don't put it in a cocktail now and again! This sauce's tangy, sweet flavor works quite well in the savory Bloody Mary.
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We Got An Early Sip Of The Buffalo Trace Antique Collection 2023 And Ranked Every Bottle
Buffalo Trace's 2023 Antique Collection has arrived, and we had the pleasure of tasting - and ranking - each bottle for your sipping convenience.
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What It Means When A Drink Is Considered A 'Mist'
Mixology is full of unique words and phrases for making and serving drinks. Some, like mist, are all about the kind of ice you add to your cocktail.
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Use White Cranberry Juice In Your Next Cosmopolitan For A Flavorful Drink That Won't Stain
The bright red cosmopolitan cocktail is a modern classic. But did you know you can make a sweet and stain-free version of this drink with white cranberry juice?
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TikTok's Monster Mash Mimosas Will Be A Smash At Halloween Parties
Raise your glass to the spooky season with the Monster Mash Mimosa! This green, glittery cocktail is taking over Halloween parties; find out how to create it.
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Espresso Martini Vs. Irish Coffee: What's The Difference?
Most people know that both the Irish coffee and the espresso martini contain coffee. Discover the differences between these two popular alcoholic drinks.
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Molson-Coors To Debut Boozy Non-Carbonated Refreshers In 4 Fruity Flavors
Molton-Coors is releasing a line of alcoholic, non-fizzy refreshers with Gen Z - and social media - in mind. Here are the details on Happy Thursday.
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Deepen The Flavor Of Maple Syrup With A Splash Of Bourbon
Maple syrup and bourbon are two treasures created in North America, and combining the two flavors together can make the sweetener of your dreams.
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Miso Is The Umami Ingredient You Need For Bold Flavor In Your Next Bloody Mary
The bloody mary is a versatile cocktail that already includes many ingredients, but the umami flavor that miso paste brings to the drink might be the best yet.
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Forget The Vermouth And Use Beet Juice For A Uniquely Sweet Negroni
If your go-to negroni is starting to get a little predictable, swap in beet juice. The vegetable's flavor adds unexpected dimension to the bitter cocktail.
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The Reason You Should Smack Mint Leaves Before Adding To Drinks
Mint is an excellent and trusty addition to many cocktails, if not the star of the show. To get the most flavor out of your mint leaves, try this technique.
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Try Making A Cosmo With Tequila For A Bold Twist On The Classic Cocktail
Add a dynamic dash of zing to your next round of cosmopolitans by switching vodka for tequila. But which variety works best? We asked an expert for advice.
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Upgrade A Basic Whiskey And Coke With Lagavulin For A Uniquely Smoky Drink
Tell your usual rum and coke order to step aside, there's a smokier flavor in town, and this beverage mixture is guaranteed to satisfy thirsty palates.
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A Corona Sunrise Combines A Classic Cocktail And Your Favorite Beach Beer In One Drink
For a refreshing combination of interesting flavors, try mixing a Corona beer with a Tequila Sunrise. This unique cocktail might become your new favorite drink.
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The Expert-Approved Way To Taste Whiskey For Maximum Flavor
Some think whiskey lacks flavor subtlety. But expert cicerone Mandy Naglich disagrees! She has some great tips for tasting and experiencing the spirit properly.
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Why You Should Consider Choosing Gin Over Vodka In Your Martini
Don't worry about upsetting the purists, picking gin rather than vodka for your martini actually yields a much more interesting and sophisticated tipple.
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When Making Ice Cream Cocktails, Not All Flavors Yield Tasty Results
Be excited to combine dessert with an after-dinner buzz, but wait a second before reaching for just any type of booze to blend into that mocha fudge ripple.
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The Angel's Envy Line Expands With Its First Cask Strength Rye Whiskey
The popular brand out of Louisville, Kentucky has announced a very limited quantity of master distiller Owen Martin's first rye of this kind.
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Arizona's Espiritu Restaurant And Bar Will Light Any Cocktail On Fire
Not only is Mesa, Arizona's Espiritu a top-rated new Mexican restaurant, but it's also a great cocktail bar - and flaming drinks are its signature!
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Try Pecan Rum And Amarula For A More Complex Espresso Martini
With its base, you can modify your espresso martini, employing anything from vanilla to peanut butter. Or, if fruity is your preference, pecan rum and Amarula.
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You Should Drink Your Next Tequila Cocktail With Grilled Pineapple
Pineapple works wonderfully in a tequila cocktail. But, we suggest taking it one step further and grilling your pineapple before integrating it into your drink.
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Try Angled Ice To Elevate Your Cocktail Experience
Upgrade your cocktail presentation skills with super-cool angled ice. It's easy to make at home, and keeps your drink cold for longer without watering it down.
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Take The Bite Out Of Vodka With Refreshing Cucumbers
Soften up your spirit by making your own cucumber-infused vodka. You'll soon be shaking up an assortment of deliciously creative cucumbery cocktails.
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For A Tastier Mint Julep, Rub Your Glass With The Aromatic Leaves
If you find the mint in your mint julep taking a back seat to the other flavors, try rimming the glass with the aromatic leaves to boost the scent and flavor.
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The Stars Of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Debut New Whiskey Brand
The stars of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" have just released a whiskey brand. Four Walls offers an enticing blend of American rye and Irish whiskey.
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