Give Your Bloody Mary An Extra Kick And Stir In This Fizzy Liquid
A good bloody mary can be enjoyed on many occasions, but that makes them easy to get used to. Shake things up by adding this fizzy ingredient.
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America's First Bottled Bourbon Brand Is Still At Liquor Stores Today
The first brand of bourbon bottled in the United States isn't just some long-lost fact of history; you can still buy it at liquor stores today.
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This Bubbly Booze Is The Perfect Way To Enhance Your Favorite Classic Cocktails
If you want to add a bit of dimension to your old fashioned or margarita, consider adding a splash of this bubbly booze. Here's the best way to do it.
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Why Bourbon Needs To Stand Upright At All Times (Or Else)
Unlike wine, bourbon retains its quality best when it's stored standing upright. Here's why that's so important, and can make such a difference.
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Harry Truman's Favorite Bourbon Brand Is Still Popular Today
President Harry Truman enjoyed his whiskey, even for breakfast. His favorite two brands are still quite popular, whether in bars or at home in kitchens.
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Why The Whiskey Industry Is Going Downhill (Sorry, Bourbon Fans)
The whiskey industry is taking a big hit with multiple bankruptcies and closures of various distilleries, leaving the future of whiskey production uncertain.
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How To Make An Espresso Martini Without A Coffee Maker
Good luck trying to bring your coffee machine to a party. With this simple hack, you can make espresso martinis anywhere — no fancy equipment required.
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The US State That Rivals Kentucky In Bourbon History
This Southern state has been distilling bourbon before Kentucky even became a state, but here's why it doesn't have the same booming industry today.
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Add A Pinch Of This To Whiskey For Sweetness, Spice And Everything Nice
Just adding this ingredient can give your whiskey more depth and complexity. Here's how to add it to the spirit and ways to take this pairing to the next level.
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Ditch Baileys: Making Your Own Irish Cream Liqueur Couldn't Be Easier
Baileys will certainly work in a pinch, but if you want a tastier version at a fraction of the price, try making your own version at home. Here's how.
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For An Extra-Dirty Martini, Grab This Frozen Essential And A Grater
If you love a little olive flavor (or a lot) in your martini, you'll want to try this frosty hack for an extra-dirty cocktail. You only need two things.
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What Makes Hugely Popular Ilegal Mezcal Different From Other Brands
There are plenty of mezcal brands out there, but Ilegal stands out for a few reasons. Here's what you need to know about the brand and its signature spirit.
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The $20 Vodka That Tastes Way More Expensive Than It Looks
If you're looking for a great vodka that doesn't break the bank, try picking up this one from your local liquor store. Here's why it's such a fan-favorite.
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5 Unexpected Mixers For Prosecco That Just Work
Prosecco is typically mixed with Aperol and fruity liquids like orange juice. But you can actually get pretty creative with the mixers for this sparkling wine.
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Give Your Frozen Margarita A Creamsicle Twist With These Two Ingredients
Add a bit of creamsicle flair to your frozen margarita with the help of just two simple ingredients that will totally transform your cocktail.
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The Brand Behind Evan Williams Whiskey Also Makes Several Of Your Favorite Liquors
Many bottles at your local liquor store are distilled by this prominent brand, and its portfolio expands into pretty much any booze you can imagine.
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9 Worst Gins You Should Leave On The Shelf, According To Reviews
Whether it's a drink you like to casually sip on or add to your favorite cocktails, these brands of gin are ones you should probably avoid purchasing.
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How This Prohibition-Inspired Cocktail Became A Beloved Florida Staple
Florida has plenty of history behind it, but this particular tale is wrapped up in both tiki cocktail culture and Prohibition struggles.
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Tequila Is The Unexpected Poaching Liquid Your Fruit Needs
Tequila isn’t just for cocktails. Poach your favorite fruit in it for a bold, flavorful dessert or breakfast, and discover the sweetest pairings.
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The Best Speakeasy In Every US State, Hands Down
The rise of the speakeasy in the US is upon us, and these bars can now be found virtually everywhere. Here is the best you can find, no matter where you are.
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The 5 Best Mixers For Sparkling Wine
If you're popping a bottle of Champagne, Prosecco, or another sparkling wine, you'll need these five mixers to create timeless cocktails for any celebration.
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10 Best Whiskeys To Gift
Whiskys come in all different sizes, styles, and price ranges. We asked the experts for their favorite picks that are worth gifting to friends and family.
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Why You Should Absolutely Make Your Next Espresso Martini With Turkish Coffee
Next time you're craving an espresso martini, try swapping out the espresso for Turkish coffee. Here's why this bold coffee works so well for this cocktail.
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You Can Use Champagne As A Bourbon Mixer, But Should You?
Bourbon and Champagne are the base of cocktails like Kentucky 75 and Seelbach. But is mixing them together the wisest idea? Keep this in mind when doing so.
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The Key To Martha Stewart's Eggnog Is A Liberal Amount Of Booze
You'll be filled with holiday spirit (quite literally) if you prepare Martha Stewart's punch bowl-sized eggnog with sugar, cream, and three different alcohols.
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We Ranked Vodka Mixers, And Here's Why This Tropical Juice Won By A Landslide
Vodka is versatile in that it can be paired with all kinds of mixers. But there's one sweet, tangy juice that goes better with vodka than any other mixer.
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Enjoy Hamachi Sushi With This Beverage To Bring Out Its Rich, Buttery Flavor
Hamachi is Japanese amberjack (yellowfin tuna), and it's a popular sushi choice. When paired with the right beverage, this seafood gains an earthy flavor depth.
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