14 US Presidents And Their Favorite Cocktails
US presidents undoubtedly have tough jobs, and many of them throughout the years have had a favorite cocktail. Here are 14 of the most famous for their drinks.
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What Flavor Is Creme De Cassis?
Crème de cassis, a blackcurrant liqueur with a sweet tart flavor, a velvety texture, and a pretty garnet hue, is enjoyed neat or in a variety of mixed drinks.
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Before Marinating Chicken In Vodka Consider This Tip
Using vodka in your marinade can create a flavorful chicken dish, but be sure to take this bit of guidance into consideration before you try it.
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Give Palomas A Twist With The Help Of Beer
If you love refreshing a shandy, then you can upgrade a paloma cocktail by adding some beer. Get creative by mixing different fruity palomas with citrus beers.
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What Is A Baby Guinness? And Why Doesn't It Contain Any Beer?
If you've heard of a baby Guinness shot, you'd be forgiven for thinking it contains the iconic Irish stout as one of its ingredients. What's really in it?
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This Corona-Based Cocktail Is A Playful, 4-Ingredient Twist On A Tequila Sunrise
Sweet and fruity, the tequila sunrise is a classic cocktail. Give it a special, refreshing twist by adding the drink's standard ingredients to a Corona beer.
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The Ice Cube Tray Trick For Better-Tasting Dirty Martinis
If you're a fan of dirty martinis, you probably know that the drink can easily become diluted if you're not careful. This ice cube trick takes care of that.
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The Breakfast Staple That Works As The Absolute Best Tequila Mixer
Although tequila has a reputation for creating versatile cocktails, there really is only one true mixer, and you can find it on your breakfast table.
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Elevate Your White Russian With A Pumpkin Spice Twist
Get your beverage skills ready for autumn with the help of a delicious pumpkin spice white Russian cocktail using sweet flavored cream and tasty add-ins.
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What Type Of Liquor Is In A Pimm's Cup Cocktail?
Whether you're at Wimbledon or relaxing at the pub, a Pimm's Cup cocktail is always a good idea -- and you can't make it without its signature base liqueur.
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Why Lemon Drops Aren't Technically Martinis
A common misconception is that the lemon drop cocktail is in the martini family. However, it actually belongs to a another, lesser-known category of drink.
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The Secret Ingredient And Technique That Yield Perfectly-Blended Frozen Cocktails
A simple technique and a magical ingredient will have your frozen cocktails going from weak, watery, and separated to thick, balanced, and flavorful.
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The Key To A Great Freezer Martini Is All About The Ratio
When you want to whip up a cocktail without actually doing any whipping (or stirring, for that matter), you need a freezer martini. The secret is in the ratio.
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15 Worst Whiskeys Of All Time
Not all whiskeys are made the same, and some of the worst on the market are out there to prove it. Here are 15 you should avoid when you're feeling thirsty.
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Anejo Vs Extra Anejo Tequila: What's The Distinction?
The different types of tequila all have to do with the aging process. Find out the differences between añejo and extra añejo and how these tequilas are served.
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Turn Your Frozen Margarita Mix Into A Faux Mousse With 2 Extra Ingredients
You could make a frozen margarita with that bottled mix you picked up at the store, but it only takes two extra ingredients to whip up a decadent dessert.
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What Makes Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey Unique?
If you've ever seen the label "bottled in bond" on a bottle of whiskey, you may have wondered what makes the spirit unique. We have the answer.
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Winston Churchill's Favorite Scotch Came From An Iconic Brand
Iconic British prime minister Winston Churchill is well-known for enjoying an alcoholic beverage -- and his favorite Scotch whisky shows he had excellent taste.
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Does Chipotle Still Sell Margaritas?
Chipotle included margaritas on its original menu when its first location opened in Denver back in 1993, and some Chipotles still sell margs to this day.
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Why Aftershock Liqueur Is So Hard To Find
In the '90s, bottles of Aftershock were a common sight behind bars. What happened to this once-popular cinnamon liqueur and why did it disappear?
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For A More Complex Spiked Coffee, Opt For A Flavored Vodka
Spiked coffee is a great treat during the colder months. If you like Irish coffee, you can also experiment with different flavors of vodka for a new cocktail.
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Betty White's Favorite Alcoholic Drink Had A Lemony Twist
The legendary Betty White regularly enjoyed her favorite cocktail on the rocks with lots of citrus. The drink is just as much of a classic as she was.
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What's The Difference Between A Sea Breeze And A Bay Breeze Cocktail?
A sea breeze and bay breeze are two tasty cocktails featuring vodka and cranberry juice. Here's how they are similar and how they diverge from origins to taste.
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The Science Lesson That Tells You How Smoked Cocktails Work
Smoking a glass before pouring a drink into it may look superfluous, but there's science behind the show, and it adds deeper flavor. But why does it work?
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The Mysterious Origins Of The Sidecar Cocktail
The sidecar is a captivating classic cocktail. It's been around for at least a century, but its origins remain an enigma. Here's what to know.
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Top-Shelf Tequilas That Are Worth The Price, According To Experts
These are the absolute best splurge-worthy tequilas that retail for $100 or more, as chosen by expert bartenders, tequila vendors, and distillers.
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Batching Your Cocktails Will Help You Be The Host With The Most At Your Next Party
All you need to do is open the fridge, pull out the cocktail pitcher, maybe add a few ice cubes to a glass, and pour. No on-the-spot mixology is involved.
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