How To Adjust The Heat In Your Spicy Cocktails
Want to amp up (or tone down) the heat in your spicy cocktails? Here's how to adjust the spice to your liking, and which ingredients bring the best results.
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How Canada's National Cocktail Reinvented The Bloody Mary
The bloody mary might be the best pairing of vodka and juice since the invention of juice itself. Canada's national cocktail reinvents the brunch favorite.
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7 Up And Beer Make For A Surprisingly Refreshing Cocktail
Mixing beer with 7 Up creates a light, fizzy cocktail, similar to popular summer drink in Europe. Here's what type of beer works best and how to make your own.
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15 Old-Timey Drinks That No One Enjoys Anymore
Not all drink recipes have stood the test of time. Here are 15 old-timey drinks that no one enjoys anymore, for one understandable reason or another.
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Carajillo Is The Mexican Coffee Cocktail Giving Espresso Martinis A Run For Their Money
Move over espresso martinis, the carajillo is Mexico’s bold and flavorful alternative, blending coffee and liqueur for a smooth and unique caffeinated cocktail.
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How To Pair Your Next Cheese Board With Bourbon
Pairing cheese and bourbon can be a very complementary partnership, but you need to make sure that they play well together. How should you go about this?
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The Popular Liquor That Benefits From A Pinch Of Sea Salt
You know about the importance of seasoning food with salt, but what about your drink? Here's why you should add a pinch of salt before sipping on this spirit.
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Everything You Need To Know About Sotol, Mexico's Most Underrated Spirit
Tequila may be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Mexico's alcohol export, but have you heard of sotol?
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Why Tequila Should Be Your Go-To For A Fun, Boozy Summer Sorbet
Beat the heat this summer with a boozy frozen treat. Here's how to make a margarita sorbet with tequila, combining a classic cocktail and refreshing dessert.
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Is All Whiskey Sugar-Free?
From bourbon to Scotch, whiskey comes in a range of varieties. While it may be mixed with simple syrup in some cocktails, does the spirit itself contain sugar?
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The Specific Whisky Sammy Davis Jr. Loved
Sammy Davis Jr. was an all-around star on both the stage and big screen, and his eye for excellence applied to spirits. This Japanese whisky was his favorite.
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Why Rare Bourbon Collectors Should Always Check Airport Shops
If you collect rare bourbons and have downtime during your next layover, here's why you should check duty-free shops for exclusive or hard-to-find bottles.
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Why Your Next Margarita Deserves A Splash Of Beer
There's nothing like a refreshing drink after a long day. But if you can't choose between a beer and a margarita, take this as a sign to try them together.
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10 Baijiu Cocktails You Need To Try
Baijiu, the traditional spirit of China, is experiencing an evolution. We take a look at some of the most innovative bars crafting baijiu cocktails.
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US Vs Canada: Who Drinks More Whiskey?
Whiskey (or whisky in Canada) is among the most popular spirits in both America and Canada, but only one country can drink more than the other.
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You're Only 3 Ingredients Away From The Iconic Bees Knees Cocktail
Some alcoholic beverages include a long list of ingredients, but you only need three things to make a Bee's Knees. Here's how to whip up the classic cocktail.
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How To Drink Amaro And Actually Enjoy It
Aperitifs and digestifs are often an acquired taste, but can be beneficial if you include them in your cocktail repertoire. Here's how to enjoy drinking amaro.
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Give Your Mimosa A Vacation Vibe By Simply Swapping Your Fruit Juice
A mimosa typically features orange juice, but that doesn't mean you can't switch it up. Try swapping in this fruit juice to give your mimosa a tropical spin.
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The Flavor Notes To Look For When Pairing Whiskey And Steak
Pairing food and beverages doesn't need to be left up to chefs or restaurant visits. If you want to pair whiskey with your steak, look for these flavor notes.
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Duck Fat And Bourbon Come Together For A Flavorful 2-Ingredient Cocktail Base
If duck fat and bourbon are two ingredients you've never thought of pairing, do reconsider. Duck fat-washed bourbon makes a smooth, rich cocktail base.
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How To Choose The Right Mexican Beer For An Authentic Chelada
When making a chelada, the beer you use is vitally important. Happily, there is a simple way to make sure you are using the right type of Mexican beer.
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Upgrade Your Alfredo Sauce With A Splash Of Whiskey
Although it might sound strange, adding whiskey is a fantastic way to improve your Alfredo sauce. It is important, however, that you add it at the right time.
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Feta Brine Is A Must-Have For A Top-Tier Savory Martini
Mixing a feta brine into your next martini isn't tricky, and it's a must-have to create a top-tier savory cocktail that you can enjoy anytime.
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What Type Of Alcohol Is In Twisted Tea, Anyway?
Those who reach for a Twisted Tea may be wondering what gives the tea its "twisted" name. Here's the type of alcohol used in this hard seltzer.
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What's The Difference Between A Kentucky Mule And A Tennessee Mule?
Kentucky and Tennessee might not seem very far apart, physically or culturally, so what are the particular (but small) differences between their mule drinks?
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Why You Need 'Dirty Pasta Water' For An Even Filthier Martini
For an epically starchy take on the filthy martini, consider using that cloudy, salty pasta water as a substitution for your martini's vermouth.
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The Cheese (Yes, Cheese) You Should Try Garnishing Your Next Espresso Martini With
This is not a drill. Pump up the volume via espresso cheese-tini by adding this trendy, flavor-packed powerhouse to your favorite coffee cocktail.
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