What Is A Reverse Martini?
It seems that every day, there's a new style of martini to try, but though you may not have heard of a reverse martini, it's actually a classic.
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The Shot Bartenders See As A Big Red Flag
A Long Island iced tea is one of the most potent drinks to get you under the table at a bar, but another high-proof drink is even more dreaded by bartenders.
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The Difference Between Single-Grain And Single-Malt Scotch Whisky
Single malts and single grains - they're not the same. We explore the distinctions, regional flavors, and diverse types in the rich world of Scotch whisky.
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What Is Fluffy Orange Juice And How Does It Taste Different?
We're sure you've heard of all the classic cocktails containing orange juice, but have you heard of fluffy orange juice? This may be your new favorite.
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Whiskey And Champagne Is A Pairing Made In Cocktail Heaven
It might sound like an unexpected pairing, but trust us: Whiskey and champagne can combine to make the most perfectly balanced, delicious cocktails.
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How To Order Scotch Like You Know What You're Doing
Have your eyes on an amazing, sophisticated -- but potentially intimidating -- bar? Here's how to order Scotch like it's not your first rodeo.
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If You Loathe Tomatoes, Try Your Bloody Mary With Carrot Juice
Just because tomatoes aren't your thing, doesn't mean you have to write off bloody marys. Try out this carrot juice substitution at boozy brunch.
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Europa Geology: The Mocktail That Simulates Jupiter's Moon
For a mocktail that's truly out of this world, try the Europa Geology, the winner of a contest launched by the European Space Agency to celebrate JUICE.
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Meat-Flavored Cocktails Are On The Rise In 2024
There are so many viral ways to enjoy alcohol, but one of the biggest up-and-coming takes on cocktails lies in fat washing, giving your booze the taste of meat.
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Where To Find The Peatiest Scotch Whiskies
For those who love Scotch, undoubtedly you have an opinion on peatiness. Anyone who loves the smoky notes will want to know where to find the peatiest choices.
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The Wrong Way To Shake A Cocktail, And How To Correct Yourself
Despite the many ways you may see bartenders shaking cocktails, the proper method is the over-the-shoulder technique with horizontal motion.
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Why It's An Etiquette Faux Pas To Drink In Your Own Toast
If you're a stickler for traditional dining etiquette, you should probably avoid drinking in your own honor during a toast. It's a matter of humility.
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The Safest Way To Incorporate Raw Egg Whites In Cocktail Foam
Learn how risky it really is to use raw egg whites in your cocktail, plus tips for doing it in the safest way possible or using alternatives.
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14 Essential Tools And Ingredients To Make Your Home Bar Next Level
We've got some excellent tips on how to take your home bar from just okay to extraordinary. From special tools to superb ingredients, let's get mixing.
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What Is A Flag Garnish For Cocktails?
To make a flag garnish for your next cocktail, you'll need a cocktail pick, a citrus slice cut in half (such as an orange), and a cherry without a pit.
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The Bartenders' Ratio For Balanced Whiskey Sours
For a whiskey sour that's not too sweet, too tart, or otherwise reminiscent of a dive bar version, use this golden ratio to measure your ingredients.
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How To Make Jell-O Shots Without Molds Or Cups
Jell-O shots aren't just for frat parties anymore; they can be a fun party spirit for any group of adults. Here's how to make them without molds or cups.
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The Most Irresistible Mixer Pairings For Salted Caramel Whiskey
Salted caramel whiskey is becoming a must-try in winter cocktails, and these are five mixers to use for simple yet delicious salted caramel combos.
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Flavored Ice Cubes Are Key To Deliciously Complex Frozen Margaritas
A cool and refreshing frozen margarita is always a nice treat, but the key to crafting an even more deliciously complex profile is using flavored ice cubes.
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Why The Brandy Old Fashioned Is Still A Hot Button Issue
An old fashioned cocktail is traditionally made with bourbon, and while some like to stick to the original recipe, a variation using brandy is causing a stir.
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The Essentials Ina Garten Always Keeps On Her Bar Cart
In the 'Ask Ina' section of her website, Ina Garten shared that she likes to have a handful of types of booze on hand for any given occasion.
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Why Bartenders Roll Their Eyes At Your Gin And Juice Order
The best thing you can do when ordering a gin and juice is to know which gins pair well with which juices, and then tell the bartender exactly what you want.
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What Gives Whiskey Its Signature Brown Color
When whiskey is first distilled, it doesn't have its trademark brown color, and it can take on varying hues depending on several production factors.
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Whiskey Should Be Your Top Choice For Boozy Homemade Cake Icing
Want to spice up your cake with a boozy punch in your frosting or icing? Time to look to a classic! Here's why you should choose whiskey every time.
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Cherries Aren't The Only Fruit You Should Soak In Brandy
There are tons of possibilities for soaking your favorite fruits in a complementary brandy, creating a delicious addition to cocktails and desserts.
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The Indulgent Cheese Pairing You Need While Sipping Irish Coffee
If you and your guests for the holidays love a good Irish coffee, try pairing your drink with this cheese for the ultimate rich and sweet combo.
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The Reason You Shouldn't Call Bourbon 'Smooth' At A Tasting
While many bourbons are smooth in nature, there's a big reason why you don't want to actually call it that at a tasting, lest you sound foolish.
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