Only Mexico Can Legally Make Tequila — But Here's What The US Can Make Instead
Tequila production and the name itself are carefully regulated in Mexico. No other country can produce something called tequila. Here's what the U.S. can make.
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The 10 Cocktails That Defined The 2000s
Fruity, sweet, brightly-colored cocktails dominated in the 2000s. Throw it back to the decade of low-rise skinny jeans with these nostalgic drinks.
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Why A Rosita Is So Much More Than A Tequila Negroni
You've probably heard of a Negroni, but have you ever had a Rosita? While the two drinks share similarities, the Rosita is definitely worth trying. Here's why.
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The Bright, Pillowy Garnish That Brings A Whimsical Sip To Martinis
If you want to add a sweet and fluffy touch to your favorite dessert martini, this garnish will deliver the playful magic in spades.
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This Classic Cutwater Canned Cocktail Is The Best
Cutwater offers so many delicious canned cocktails, but one stands out above them all as a favorite. It even has multiple awards to show for it.
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This 2-Ingredient Champagne Cocktail Is The Best Way To Welcome In Warmer Weather
When the weather turns balmy and you're craving a refreshing cocktail, look no further than this aromatic drink that only requires two ingredients.
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We Tried And Ranked Every Flavored Jim Beam Bourbon
Looking for a flavored bourbon whiskey? Jim Beam offers quite a few and we taste-tested and ranked them all.
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Fireball Cinnamon Vs Fireball Cinnamon Whisky: What's The Difference?
They may look, smell, and taste virtually identical, but there are some subtle but distinct differences between Fireball Cinnamon and Fireball Cinnamon Whisky.
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Casamigos Vs Patrón: Which Tequila Makes Better Margaritas?
As a former bartender, I know a thing or two about tequila. I put two premium brands to the test to determine which makes the better margarita.
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What's With All Of The Spitting At Bourbon Tastings?
Spitting out bourbon at whiskey tastings is pretty standard, but it might seem strange to a newcomer. Here's what to know about this unspoken step.
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What Makes A Tommy's Margarita Different From The Classic Cocktail?
Since the early '90s, the Tommy's margarita has been a popular offshoot of the classic margarita. What's the difference between these two tequila cocktails?
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The Sparkly Final Touch That Makes Any Homemade Cocktail Feel Fancy
If you're feeling like your homemade cocktails could use a pop of elegance and luxury, there's one ingredient that you shouldn't be overlooking.
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Is There A Difference Between A Mojito And A Cuban Mojito?
You may have heard the term "Cuban mojito" thrown around, but is there a difference between a Cuban mojito and a mojito? And if so, what is it?
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Boost Your Negroni With A Splash Of Beer
The Negroni strikes a nice balance between bitter and sweet, but you can easily elevate the cocktail and complement its herbaceous notes with a little beer.
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How Do Bourbon Cherries Affect The Flavor Of Your Cocktail
Bourbon cherries don't just add a visual aspect to a cocktail, they also bring out new dimensions of flavor. Here's how they elevate your favorite beverages.
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The Cutwater Canned Cocktail You Might Want To Avoid Ordering
Learn why this particular Cutwater cocktail didn’t make the "cut," and why the experience left us reaching for the other RTDs in the brand's range.
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Skip The Glass Of Wine And Sip Tequila With Your Next Charcuterie Board
Want to mix it up with your next charcuterie board? Try trading in wine for tequila, which pairs perfectly with many go-to charcuterie ingredients.
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What's The Best Whiskey For Cooking?
Spirits are good for more than just sipping. If you're looking to tenderize meat or give a dish more flavor, here are the best whiskeys to use in the kitchen.
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How Long Is Opened Bourbon Good For?
If you're a bourbon fan, chances are you have a few open bottles. Here's how long the spirit stays tasting its best for after opening, and how to best store it.
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How To Spot Fake Bourbon And Not Get Fooled
If you're skeptical about your bourbon, there are some signs that you can look for. Here's what you need to look out for in your bourbon's packaging.
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Why Bourbon Is Often Double Distilled
Bourbon is a uniquely American product, but it shares whiskey-making techniques with similar liquors. This includes double distillation, and for good reason.
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How The Last Word Cocktail Was Invented In Detroit Over A Century Ago
A powerful cocktail with an electric green color, the Last Word can trace its lineage to the Detroit's glitzy pre-Prohibition days.
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We Tried And Ranked 11 Cutwater Canned Cocktails
Cutwater's line of canned cocktails features some classic flavors and some creative concoctions. Here's what we thought of 11 of the brand's offerings.
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5 Meats And Seafoods You Should Be Marinating With Tequila
Looking for a new marinade technique for your next big meal? Try marinating these select meats and seafoods in tequila. You won't be sorry.
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Fact Or Fiction: Does Fireball Cinnamon Whisky Really Contain Antifreeze?
If you've ever heard the rumor that Fireball Cinnamon Whisky contains antifreeze, you're not alone. But is this rumor true? Here's what you need to know.
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What It Means To 'Nose' A Glass Of Bourbon, And Why It's So Important
Tasting bourbon can be a little complex, considering all the terms and techniques. One of these, "nosing," is crucial. Thankfully, it's not difficult to do.
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The Citrus-Spice Tequila Chaser You Need To Swap Your Lime And Salt For
Move over, lime and salt. It's time for a different type of citrus to shine alongside your tequila, especially when paired with this one spice.
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