The Dos And Don'ts Of Decanting Wine
While it may seem like a fancy practice reserved for five-star restaurants, anyone can decant a bottle of wine. Here are the dos and don'ts of decanting wine.
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What Kind Of Alcohol Is In A Bear Fight?
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How Is A Bellini Different From A Mimosa?
It usually starts with brunch drinks for bleary-eyed brunchers looking to partake in a Sunday Funday. Can you spot the difference between two popular cocktails? -
Everything You Should Know About Cocktail Families
Once you are familiar with the basic cocktail families you can learn to make all kinds of classic cocktails yourself, and maybe even create your own variations. -
One Peruvian Drink Uses Purple Corn As An Ingredient
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The Two-Ingredient French Wine Cocktail You Need To Try
A new cocktail is always a welcome idea, especially when it contains only two ingredients. Here's a two-ingredient French wine drink you need to try. -
Why You Should Be Making Your Own Chocolate Liqueur
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The Best Type Of Vodka To Use For A Classic White Russian
White Russians are a popular winter drink but you may wonder what vodka is best to use in the cocktail. We have the scoop so read on to learn more. -
Cocktails Any Amateur Bartender Can Perfect
You don't have to be an expert mixologist to whip up a tasty cocktail. Learn to perfect these popular drinks to level up your bartending skills. -
Letting Citrus Juice Rest Is The Easy Way To Elevate Your Next Cocktail
Here's why letting your citrus juice rest is an important step in making cocktails. -
The Hack You Need To Know For Making Spicy Tequila
If you love spicy cocktails, you need to learn how to make spicy tequila. Making infused spicy tequila is a cinch, whether you use jalapeños or habaneros. -
The Most Expensive Cocktail In Australia Is A $10,000 Classic
Cocktails in big cities seem to keep getting more expensive, but one $10,000 cocktail in Australia makes those prices look like pocket change. -
The Best Whiskey Type For A Truly Interesting Whiskey Sour
The whiskey sour is a delicious fall cocktail, but choosing the right whiskey as your base will take it all the way to the next level. -
What Does The Phrase 'Mr. Potato Head' Mean In Bartending?
Have you heard the phrase 'Mr. Potato Head' in regards to making a cocktail? Whether you have or haven't, we have the explanation of what it means. -
Mixed Drinks And Cocktails Aren't Actually The Same Thing
Are you a Jack and Coke person or do you prefer a rum punch instead? While you may call both of these a cocktail, are they? Or is one a mixed drink? -
Whiskey Sour Vs Whiskey Fix: What's The Difference
With so many whiskeys available, it can be hard to choose how you'll take it. There are two classic spins that you might confuse you. The fix and the sour. -
Why Fireball Isn't Technically Considered Whisky
Whether or not you appreciate its sweet, cinnamon burn, Fireball is one of the most popular whiskeys. But do you know why it's not actually a whisky? -
What's The Best Type Of Glass For An Old Fashioned?
You've grabbed your favorite whiskey, the best bitters, and a perfect sugar cube to make a classic old fashioned. But which glass should you drink it from? -
Six Fall Cocktails To Sip On This Season
As the weather changes and your summertime spritzers phase out, take note of these cool-weather cocktails featuring apple cider, spices, maple syrup, and more. -
What's The Best Type Of Glass For Gin?
Gin is a complex drink that deserves a vessel to highlight its nuances. But all the different gins and gin cocktails available can make the choice confusing. -
The Unexpected Ingredient That Will Take Your Mimosa Up A Notch
The next time you have friends over for brunch, bring your mimosa to the next level by incorporating this surprising ingredient into the classic cocktail. -
A Beginner's Guide To Orange Liqueurs
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The Absolute Best Rums To Use For Mojitos, Ranked
Traditionally, white rum was used to make mojitos, but other varieties have now made their way into the recipe. So, which rums are best for the classic drink? -
9 Strongest Liquors In The World
From a 173 proof Jamaican white rum to a 192 proof Polish-made Spirytus Rektyfikowany vodka, these are the strongest liquors available on the market. -
Neat, Straight Up, And On The Rocks: How To Order A Cocktail
We've put together a helpful explainer of some of the most common bar ordering terms and how to use them, as well as many terms that often lead to mix-ups. -
The Ultimate Guide To Angostura Bitters
Angostura and its bitters are an instantly recognizable feature of all cocktail bars. Here's everything you need to know about these world-renowned bitters.
