The Simple 2-Step Method For Making Boozy Capri Sun
With one quick boozy tip, the beloved Capri Sun can live up to its mixology-minded moniker. This is, dare we say, the ultimate sangria shortcut.
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Smoked Cola Might Be The Ingredient Your Drinks Are Missing
Move over, rum and coke, there are smokier concoctions being slid across bars, and these drinks are made with an ingredient known as smoked cola.
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Make A Southern Julep Like Bobby Flay With A Citrus Burst
Emmy-award-winning celebrity chef Bobby Flay has used his own unique version that offers a wonderful burst of citrus and aromatic sweetness.
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Old Scholar, The Classic Cocktail With A Fresh Burst Of Sage
Sage is truly a transition ingredient, perfect in a range of recipes from spring to the frost of winter. This classic cocktail is no exception.
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Why Your Bloody Mary Might Taste Different In The Afternoon
Don't worry, it's not just you -- that Bloody Mary does taste a bit different in the afternoon. Here's why, and when the best time to order is.
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What To Know About Margarita Burn Before Your Next Outdoor Party
Margarita burn is an easy way to send you indoors for the rest of the summer. Here are some tips on what it is and how you can avoid it at your next pool party.
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A Dash Of Fish Sauce Can Add An Unexpected Flavor Boost To Cocktails
The inclusion of the umami-packed condiment can build texture and flavor in a drink, and with the right amount added, you may not recognize the fishy taste.
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Spice Up Your Next Martini With A Dash Of Hot Sauce
A bit of hot sauce adds complexity and kick to a martini while still letting the clean, unfussy flavor shine through, just with the temp turned up.
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Take Your Halloween Cocktails To New Depths With Black Vodka
What if we told you there's a way to add an air of mystery and elegance to your Halloween drinks? Enter homemade black vodka, a unique and bewitching addition.
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What's Up With All These Pickle Drinks Lately?
Pickle drinks are popping up everywhere. Our opinion writer is a big fan, and presents a history of pickle brine in cocktails - and why he loves the trend.
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The Overlooked Cocktails Crafted By Julia Child's Husband Paul
While Julia Child crafted the sumptuous dishes she is known for, Paul was the mixologist in the background, creating innovative drinks.
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Why Whisky Casks Are More Valuable Than Bottles
Though bottles of whisky have brought in some impressive resale figures, whisky casks have become a considerable option for investors.
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What Is Cynar And What Does It Taste Like?
Amaro is a tool to build deep, layered cocktails. Here's everything you need to know about Cynar, the under-the-radar, bittersweet, Italian artichoke liqueur.
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Bobby Flay's Autumn Sangria That Ina Garten Can't Stop Making
The Barefoot Contessa's Ina Garten revealed in her 'Cook Like a Pro' cookbook that she is a fan of Bobby Flay's autumn version of sangria.
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Why Whiskey And Coffee Play Well Together
When properly paired, a dram of whiskey combined with either black or creamy hot or cold coffee drinks can be a delicious spike served morning or night.
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The Bizzy Izzy Highball Is A Century-Old Cocktail Overflowing With Secrets
The Bizzy Izzy, a pre-Prohibition-era cocktail with an original recipe shrouded in mystery, may finally be poised for a delicious modern revival.
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For More Floral And Fanciful Cocktails, Experiment With Bee Pollen
If you want to step up your home cocktail game, try incorporating bee pollen. This delicacy will make your drink taste like a field of flowers.
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The Historic Kentucky Bourbon Anthony Bourdain Absolutely Loved
Anthony Bourdain famously enjoyed food created with great care, so it's no surprise he once named this historic brand as his favorite Kentucky bourbon.
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Toasted Marshmallow Shot Glasses Are The Perfect Way To Close Out Summer
These easy-to-make and delicious roasted marshmallow shot glasses are a fun way to spruce up your booze for backyard parties, barbecues, and pool days.
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One Of Bobby Flay's Favorite Cocktails May Ring A Bell
Bobby Flay dishes about his favorite cocktail. See the charming story behind Italy's negroni sbagliato and its rise to a beloved classic cocktail.
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Why You Should Try Chasing Liquor Shots With Savory Flavors
When thoughtfully matched, a chaser can quiet the impact of alcohol and be the second guzzle that highlights the subtle tasting notes of the first.
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Yes, You Can Serve Your Martinis Frozen
When it comes to crafting a cocktail, chilling and dilution are crucial. If your stirred martinis just aren't getting cold enough, you can serve them frozen.
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The Best Garnishes For A Gimlet Are The Most Simple
When it comes to garnishing a classic cocktail like a gimlet, keep it simple. A successful garnish will amplify the drink without detracting from its character.
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Old Forester's 2023 Birthday Bourbon Is Now Available For Celebratory Sipping
There are a few events throughout the year that bourbon enthusiasts look forward to, including the annual release of the Old Forester Birthday Bourbon.
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Michter's Releases 2023 Toasted Barrel Finish Rye For A Limited Time
Explore Michter's limited-release Toasted Barrel Finish Rye - a unique (and accessible) whiskey with outstanding flavor for this whiskey renaissance we're in.
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The 2 Decorative Ways To Layer A Striped Cocktail
Next time you entertain, skip the shaker and wow your guests with a layered cocktail. These two tricks will help them look professional every time.
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16 Canned Whiskey Cocktails, Ranked Worst To Best
Canned beverages are big business, and whiskey is no exception. From Jack & Coke to old-fashioneds, cream soda to peach tea, here are the best canned cocktails.
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