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  • steaming hot toddy with lemon

    Give Your Long Island Iced Tea A Hot Toddy-Inspired Upgrade

    Long Island Iced Teas include multiple liquors and liquids, but somehow, tea isn't one of them. For smoother sipping, try serving it like a hot toddy instead.

    By Hilary Wheelan Remley January 27th, 2024 Read More
  • frozen strawberry margarita glass with lime

    The Blender Technique To Boost Frozen Margaritas

    There's a fine line between an icy and flavorful margarita and one that's mushy and watered-down. Try this blending tip next time you're making a marg at home.

    By Henna Bakshi January 19th, 2024 Read More
  • A shot of whiskey served with a shot of pickle juice, with a jar of cucumber pickles in the background

    The Scientific Reason Pickle Juice Is The Perfect Chaser For Whiskey

    Chasing a shot of whiskey with pickle juice is often done to mitigate bitterness and burn. But, there is science behind why this works, and we have the lowdown.

    By Henna Bakshi January 9th, 2024 Read More
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