Nevada's Oldest Bar Was Beloved By Ulysses S. Grant
Nestled in the mountains south of Reno, Nevada, is the Silver State's oldest bar. Ulysses S. Grant was one of many of the historic saloon's famous patrons.
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What's The Difference Between Cachaça And Rum?
Rum and cachaça are both sugarcane-based liquors made in South America, but they're distinct in several ways. Here's what to know about these two spirits.
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Add Leftover Cranberry Sauce To Bourbon For The Ultimate Post-Thanksgiving Cocktail
Instead of using your leftover cranberry sauce for turkey sandwiches, mix the condiment with bourbon for some incredible cocktails after Thanksgiving.
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How Many Gallons Of Punch Should You Make For A Party?
Mix up a punch bowl that goes as hard as your guests. Here's the easy math on how much punch you need to make for your next party.
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For A Tastier Margarita, Fire Up The Grill
The next time you're mixing up a margarita, toss your fruits on the grill. Here's why this simple trick will take your cocktails to the next level.
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The Best Cocktail Bars To Visit When In New York City
New York City has an absolute plethora of cocktail bars to choose from, so these are some of the best ones to narrow down your search a little bit.
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Tom Hanks' Signature Drink Is An Unexpected Concoction
Academy Award-winning actor Tom Hanks is fond of an unusual cocktail that combines a classic sparkling wine with a popular soda. Don't knock it 'til you try it.
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What Flavor Is Blue Curaçao Liqueur?
You'd be forgiven for assuming the vibrantly shaded blue curaçao liqueur is blueberry or blue raspberry flavored, but the sweetened spirit is neither.
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What Are Bitters And How Do You Use Them In Cocktails?
These herbal extracts are tiny in amount but mighty in flavor, and they can change a drink from basic to beautifully complex.
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What Is A Roy Rogers Drink And Is It The Same As A Rob Roy?
Apart from their American origins and similar garnishes, their shared reference to "Roy" is the only thing Rob Roys and Roy Rogers have in common.
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The Best Appetizers To Pair With A Dirty Martini
The bold flavors of this drink pair exceptionally well with these menu items. Here's why these appetizers taste so good when you're drinking a dirty martini.
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The Best Cocktail To Make With Leftover Pickle Juice
Don't pour leftover pickle juice down the sink after polishing off a jar of gherkins. Repurpose the tangy, salty brine by adding it to this classic cocktail.
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The Expert-Approved Dishes You Should Order With A Dirty Martini
Whether you're fond of dirty martinis or want to try one, it's worth pairing the drink with the right food. We asked an expert for two dishes that fit the bill.
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The Difference Between A Metropolitan And Cosmopolitan Cocktail
There's a big difference between a metropolitan cocktail and a cosmopolitan. Here's how to crack the code and order your favorite drink.
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What Gives Tingala Liquor That Tingling Sensation?
You might have heard of the trendy spirit Tingala, which offers a characteristic, mouth-tingling sensation. Where does that effect come from, though?
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What Brand Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature London Dry Gin?
Costco doesn't always name the producers behind its popular Kirkland Signature products, but Kirkland Signature London Dry Gin is a different story.
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How To Transform Your Aperol Spritz Into A Fall-Worthy Drink With One Ingredient
This easy twist on an Aperol spritz turns your go-to summer cocktail into a sweater weather sipper. Here's how to mix things up in one simple step.
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How To Salt A Margarita Glass - You're Doing It Wrong All Wrong
A properly salted margarita glass makes every sip better. Craft bartender Kamaron Lockwood has all the tips you need to get each glass just right.
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How Exactly Do Flaming Cocktails Work?
There are few things more impressive at a cocktail bar than watching your drink go up in cinematic flames. But how do those drinks actually work?
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The Creamy Alcohol You Should Never Store In The Freezer
While some people swear by storing alcohol in the freezer, one creamy type of alcohol should never be stored there. We'll explain the reason behind this.
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Give Citrus Cocktails A More Complex Flavor With A Popular Ale
Craving a citrus cocktail? Before you get your ingredients, grab this popular ale and toss it in for a more complex flavor. Can you guess that it is?
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Is There Any Truth To The Washington Apple Drink's Origin Story?
There's a story circulating online about the origin of the Washington apple cocktail, but is it true? Here's what we found out after doing some digging.
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The Reason Whiskey Has Aging Laws
There are many different labels that come on whiskey, and that's because the drink has aging laws it must comply with. Here's why - and how it all started.
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What Barrel Pick Whiskey Really Means
If you're a whiskey fan, you've probably dreamed of experiencing a barrel pick. But what does that process really look like? Here's what to know.
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Is A Caesar Salad, Fries, And A Martini Actually A Winning Combination?
The Caesar salad, fries, and martini combo is all the rage nowadays online. Here's what an expert thinks about this pairing, plus tips for elevating it.
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What Is Vermouth?
Vermouth is something you might have heard about when ordering a cocktail. Find out about the different types of vermouth and how to drink it.
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What Separates Sambuca From Ouzo?
Sambuca and ouzo are two Mediterranean anise-flavored spirits. Before you pick up a bottle, find out the differences between the drinks and how they are served.
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