Cocktail night would not be complete without tangy citrus garnishes. So, our expert
gave us top tips on choosing the best citrus fruits for your adornments.
For cocktail garnishes, the citrus twist is a classic choice. If you're just starting out, these are the foolproof tips every home bartender should know.
Have you ever seen someone swirl their glass of wine and wondered how you would look doing the same thing? There's a secret to swirling wine like a total pro.
Cocktails were all the rage in the 1960s, but many of them fell out of style. Now, cocktail bars are bringing some of them back with a few modern twists.
Tequila cocktails are a quintessential summer drink. Palomas feature zesty grapefruit and soda. Instead of tequila, try this liquor swap in your next Paloma.
Did you even summer if you haven't seen someone enjoying a spritz cocktail on a patio? Spritzes remain the drinks of the season. But what exactly are they?
A refreshing pitcher of sangria can make the summer sun seem less daunting. If you want to try something new, fresh herbs are the secret to the perfect batch.
A Paloma cocktail offers bright and refreshing flavors with a pleasantly tangy profile. Skip the margaritas and mix your tequila into this bubbly drink.
Cranberries aren't just for Thanksgiving. Easily infuse vodka with cranberries for drinks and cocktails so you can enjoy this delicious berry year-round.
When mixing up a light, refreshing mojito, there are plenty of types of rums you can use -- but one in particular won't give you that fresh, summertime feel.
The Red Bull Vodka cocktail is deceptively simple, so it's a surprise that it didn't show up on the bar scene sooner than it did. Its origin is fascinating.
Many spirits are similar, and you can easily substitute one for the other. When it comes to Brazilian cachaça and rum, what are the differences between them?
From using the proper tools to selecting the right ice, there are plenty of reasons cocktails are better from a bar. Our resident mixologist explains them all.
Some cocktails, like the Gin and tonic or Pimm's Cup, are named for obvious reasons. Others are less obvious. What is a highball and why is it called that?