To Make A Whiskey Sour Like Martha Stewart, You'll Need This Game-Changing Ingredient
When Martha Stewart makes a whiskey sour, the lifestyle entrepreneur doesn't stick to the standard recipe. Here's how she upgrades the classic cocktail.
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Do You Need A Specific License To Become A Bartender?
Bartenders do more than just serve drinks; they need to keep an eye on legal tender and valid IDs, too. So do they need a license to work behind the bar?
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Are Espresso Martinis Stronger Than Other Cocktails? Why It Might Feel That Way
An espresso martini sounds like a perfect match, what with the punch of espresso pairing up with the kick of alcohol. But together they form a strong drink.
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14 Bloody Mary Mixes Ranked Worst To Best
Whether you're a bold spice lover or classic cocktail fan, these taste-tested Bloody Mary mixes are the best for flavor, heat, balance, and brunch appeal.
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8 Old Fashioned Cocktail Mixes, Ranked
If you're looking for a tasty old fashioned but lack the time or the talent of a mixologist, you can't go wrong with our top picks for mixers.
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Turn A Classic Dirty Martini Into Savory Boozy Bites With This Tried-And-True Method
Get creative with the classic dirty martini and transform the drink into something you can just pop into your mouth. These wiggly bites just might wow you.
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Japanese Whisky Is Similar To Scotch, But There Are Some Key Differences
While there are some similarities between the two, Scotch and Japanese whisky are distinct. Here's what to know about their key differences.
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This Classic Scotch Cocktail Couldn't Be Any Easier With Just 2 Ingredients
Scotch and soda should be a super easy and refreshing cocktail to make, but while it's hard to mess up, there are ways to make sure it's top-notch.
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The Jack Daniel's Whiskey We Ranked Last Isn't An Ideal Cocktail Mix-In
In our ranking of Jack Daniels whiskeys, the last-place contender earned its spot for having too specific a flavor for an ideal cocktail mix-in.
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The Best Gins To Pair With Tonic, According To Bartenders
We asked the experts to reveal which gin brands pair best with tonic, offering tips on flavor balance, botanicals, and classic combinations to elevate your G&T.
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How To Make Butter Batter For A Cozy Hot Buttered Whiskey
Hot buttered whiskey is a warm, spicy, and creamy tipple made from a seasoned butter batter (no, it's not like cake or brownie batter). Here's how to make it.
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Who Whiskey Bars Are Actually For (And Why People Love Them)
If you've never been to a whiskey bar, you may be wondering what they're like and who they cater to. Here's what to know about this niche type of watering hole.
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Your Espresso Martini Might Not Actually Contain Espresso
An espresso martini sounds like the perfect pairing of a rich, deep shot of coffee accompanied by a bold hit of vodka. But does it really have espresso?
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How To Make A Simple Espresso Martini, Martha Stewart-Style
Espresso martinis are making a comeback. Discover how homemaking icon Martha Stewart makes a simple, classic version of this cocktail.
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Shaken Or Stirred? We Put Both Martini Making Methods To The Test And One Came Out On Top
If you're new to cocktails or want to broaden your horizons to a drink that feels more upscale, it helps to know the best way to order a classic martini.
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What To Keep In Mind Before You Pour Your Martini
If you want your next martini to be truly memorable, you can't look past the glassware you serve it in. Here's how to choose the perfect vessel.
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The Centuries-Old German Beer Drink That Should Be Your Go-To Winter Beverage
Beer may not be a typical winter drink since it's usually enjoyed cold, but a German method takes that cold beer and transforms it into a warm, frothy delight.
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Don't Skip This Step If You Want A Perfect Manhattan Cocktail
With the right blend of liquors, a Manhattan cocktail can come close to perfection. But if you miss this crucial step, your cocktail will fall short.
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The Perfectly Pink Booze To Use For Lovely Valentine's Day Jell-O Shots
Celebrate Valentine's Day with picturesque Jell-O shots, perfect for a party or post-date nightcap. Here's what alcohol to use to achieve that signature hue.
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Can You Make Tea Using Powdered Turmeric?
While many spices work for tea, turmeric may not be the first that comes to mind. Here’s what to know before adding this earthy powder (or root) to your cup.
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Meet Japanese-Style Iced Coffee: The Decades-Old Technique Making A Chill Come Back
With the seemingly endless ways to make iced or cold coffee, this might be one of the simplest methods there is. And it comes from late 1800s Japan.
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Poet Sylvia Plath Loved Indulging In This Classic Cocktail
When literary giant Sylvia Plath wanted to take a moment to enjoy a stiff drink, this was the classic cocktail that she gravitated towards.
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The Science Behind Your Favorite Latte Art
Ever wondered why great latte art starts with silky milk? Science explains how baristas turn steamed milk and espresso into beautiful coffee designs.
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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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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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How To Make Alton Brown's Signature 'Man Coffee'
Alton Brown certainly knows a thing or two about making great food and drinks. One of his better techniques is "Man Coffee." Here's what you should know.
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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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