Vermouth Fans Need To Try This Classic Cocktail In Reverse
If you're a fan of vermouth, a fortified wine mixed with various herbs and spices, you need to try the reverse Manhattan cocktail — it's right up your alley.
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Don't Waste That Overly Strong Brew. Turn It Into Thai Iced Coffee Instead
To err in the kitchen is human. To make something delicious from it anyway is divine. If your error is too-strong coffee, here's how to make it iced and Thai.
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4 Sour Candies You Should Be Using As A Cocktail Garnish
When it comes to making cocktails, the garnish is often overlooked. Next time, instead of the usual garnishes, sweeten things up by using a sour candy.
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The Underrated Mocktail Base You Probably Already Have At Home
If you're making mocktails at home, consider adding in this ingredient. And the best part is that you likely already have it in your kitchen. Here's why.
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One Ice Cube Trick Bourbon Drinkers Swear By For Smoother Sips
If you're a fan of bourbon on the rocks, here's one ice cube trick that will improve your sip's flavor by preventing a watered-down, disappointing drink.
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The Secret Ingredient That Takes Whiskey Punch To A New Level
Whiskey punch is a centuries-old classic, and one long-forgotten cocktail ingredient can take this standby blended drink to a whole other level.
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Combine This Powdered Drink Mix With Lemon-Lime Soda For Bubbly And Bold Margarita Flavor Without The Alcohol
A good margarita is hard to top, but if you want all of the flavor with none of the alcohol, you should try combining lemon-lime soda with this drink mix.
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Never Skip This Step For Homemade Jell-O Shots
If you're making homemade Jell-O shots and don't want them to crumble or fall apart, you should never skip this important first step.
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The Canned Ingredient You're Overlooking For Top-Notch Cocktails
You can use almost anything in a cocktail, including a host of canned ingredients, but there's probably one canned good you've been overlooking in cocktails.
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This 2-Ingredient Combo Makes Cocktails That Taste Just Like Cotton Candy
A cocktail that tastes just like cotton candy is the perfect beverage for a girls' night or just a sweet evening in, and it only needs two ingredients.
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Avoid Buying This Beer Gadget Unless You Love High-Maintenance Projects
Right alongside home brewing, owning a kegerator or beer cooler is at the top of many beer-lover's wish lists. But they might be more hassle than they're worth.
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The 3-Ingredient Ginger Ale Cocktail You'll Be Sipping Nonstop This Summer
This three-ingredient ginger ale cocktail is the perfect summer libation for cooling off with a tasty drink. All it takes is a couple of minutes to whip it up.
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The 3-Ingredient Dirty Ginger Ale That Tastes Like A Creamsicle
Dirty soda is certainly having a moment lately. Here's how you can amp up your classic ginger ale into a sweet treat that tastes like a dreamy creamsicle.
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How To Make Your Own Flavored Vodka For A Cocktail Night At Home
Cocktail night at home doesn't have to be boring. Here is how you can make your own flavored vodka for a delicious, refreshing homemade beverage.
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This Slushy, 5-Ingredient Cocktail Is One Of Martha Stewart's Summer Time Faves
If you're looking for an elegant summer frozen cocktail that Martha Stewart would approve of, we have just the recipe for you.
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Seriously, Add BBQ Sauce To This Classic Cocktail For A Total Flavor Upgrade
BBQ sauce in a cocktail may sound a bit odd at first, but this smoky, salty, sometimes sweet sauce works magic in one particular classic cocktail.
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The Best Way To Cut Your Cucumber For Summertime Cocktail Garnishes
Elevate your refreshing cocktails this summer with a cucumber garnish. Here's how to cut the veggie for maximum flavor infusion and aesthetic appeal.
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12 Drinks You Should Be Adding Strawberry Puree To
Strawberries may come into season in the summer, but you can add strawberry puree to these drinks all year-round for some delicious sips, according to experts.
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The Best Liquors To Add To A Ginger Ale Float For A Boozy Upgrade
If you have a craving for a more adult-friendly ginger ale float, aka a Boston Cooler, try adding this expert mixologists chosen craft liquors.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Clever Tip For Easier Cocktail Making At Your Next Party
Celebrity chef Giada De Giada De Laurentiis knows a thing or two about entertaining. Her novel cocktail-making tip is sure to be a hit with hosts and guests.
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How To Add Alcohol To Shaved Ice For A Boozy Summer Treat
When the high temperatures start rising, it's time to make icy drinks. There's hardly a better iced drink for summer than a boozy cup of shaved ice.
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The Easiest Way To Infuse Vodka With Bold Peanut Butter Flavor
Want to give your vodka a creamy, nutty boost? Here are two ways to infuse it with peanut butter depending on how much effort you're willing to make.
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Prime Hydration Drinks Aren't Just For Workouts. Here's How To Turn Them Into Cocktails
Prime drinks are typically meant to rehydrate you after intense activity, or to pick your energy up. They can also be used to make some killer cocktails.
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Don't Throw Out Your Empty Jam Jar — Make A Cocktail Instead
Will all of the possibilities it holds, tossing an empty jam jar in the trash feels like a missed opportunity. Have you ever tried using it to make a cocktail?
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Why Pickle Juice Is The Add-In Your Margarita Is Missing
Give a classic margarita a savory, tangy twist with a splash of pickle juice. This special ingredient is even mixologist approved!
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Combine 2 Of The Most Popular Sodas To Make A Faux Ginger Ale
Out of ginger ale? Don't despair. If you have two of these popular sodas on hand, you can create a fast and tasty dupe.
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You Should Never Break One Rule When Pairing Dark Chocolate With Red Wine
Dark chocolate has a strong bitterness to it that can greatly affect how it pairs with red wine. Here's the rule you shouldn't break when pairing the two.
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