Frank Sinatra's Go-To Steakhouse In Vegas Plus His Regular Orders
Frank Sinatra was a fan of the Golden Steer steakhouse in Las Vegas. This is what he usually ordered and how it was likely prepared and enjoyed by the crooner.
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The Best And Worst Bargain Liquor To Buy At Costco
Taste and value for your money are two considerations when ranking Costco's best bargain liquor. Here's where the wholesale retailer gets it right and wrong.
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No Mint, No Problem. Try Basil Leaves In Your Next Mojito
Out of mint and in the mood for a mojito? Don't let it get you down. You can use basil instead for a clever and compelling riff on the classic cocktail.
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There's A Right Way To Add Ice To A Negroni
Mastering the perfect Negroni is a goal within reach. Don't let something as simple -- yet as vital -- as the kind of ice you're using ruin your drink.
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Ranch Water: The Cocktail You Need When Margaritas Are Too Much Effort
Ranch water is a go-to summertime drink, in place of a sweeter, more time-consuming margarita. It's often known as tequila, soda, and a splash of lime.
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Make The Foamiest Cocktails With One Ingredient (No Egg White Needed)
If you can't eat eggs or you're afraid of getting sick by drinking them raw, this vegan substitute makes for the best foamy tops in egg white cocktails.
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The Ingredients To Look For In A Great Canned Cocktail According To An Expert
The popularity of canned cocktails is on the up and up. But how do you know if you've picked up one of the best options? We asked a mixology expert.
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Anthony Bourdain Disliked Every Ingredient In His Favorite Cocktail
Even though the late celebrity chef, television host, and author Anthony Bourdain had a favorite cocktail, he wasn't a fan of its ingredients.
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5 Seriously Underrated Summer Cocktails To Sip By The Pool
When you're drinking poolside, consider looking to these lesser-known (yet no less fantastic) mixed drinks instead of ordering or making your usual.
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Only 2 Monks Know How To Make This Centuries-Old Liqueur
Hundreds of years after its creation, green Chartreuse remains mysterious. Its recipes comes from a 17th-century manuscript that only two people can view.
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Don't Dismiss Canned Cocktails Over One Bad Experience
Some canned cocktails taste better than others, but you shouldn't give up on these drinks entirely. Here's how to find your new favorite canned cocktail.
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The Biggest Mistake Everyone Makes When Serving Canned Cocktails
With canned cocktails growing in popularity, Chowhound spoke exclusively with a chief mixologist about the best way to serve the convenient drink.
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What Is Scotch Made From Actually?
Scotch whisky is a type of whiskey that must be made in Scotland and consist of a specific list of ingredients, although these can change based on the category.
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What's A Tequila Sunrise Vs A Tequila Sunset?
The tequila sunrise has been around for years, while the tequila sunset offers a new spin on the classic cocktail. But what's the difference, exactly?
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The Rich Twist Your Favorite Patio Sangria Needs
Whether you're making a white wine or red wine sangria, this one ingredient can add a richer, deeper undertone to the flavor of this refreshing drink.
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Exclusive Cocktail Recipe: Maker's Mark Bourbon And Vanilla Tomato Water Cooler
Fresh summer tomatoes are the star of the show in this sweet and savory bourbon cocktail, shared exclusively with Chowhound by Maker's Mark Distillery.
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The Scientific Reason Liquor Does Not Solidify In Your Freezer
Your favorite liquor won't turn rock-solid in your freezer, but that doesn't mean you can pop any type of alcoholic drink in there. Here's why.
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Upgrade Your Cocktails By Firing Up The Grill
For drinks that pair perfectly with grilled and barbecued foods, try using your outdoor appliances to sear and smoke cocktail garnishes, syrups, and more.
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The Old Hollywood Duo Behind The First Ever Chocolate Martini
Two silver screen actors created the chocolate martini we know and love. Try their classic version, then shake things up to add your own twist to the drink.
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The Air Fryer Hack You Need To Upgrade Cocktail Hour
This air fryer hack is easy but takes a bit of time. You'll be sure to impress your guests with the beautiful addition to your cocktails.
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What's The Difference Between Aperitifs And Digestifs?
There are a few key differences between aperitifs and digestifs. Here's the history and characteristics that makes each type of drink unique.
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Why People Once Tested Liquor With Gunpowder
It's often said that the British Royal Navy used gunpowder to test its rum in the 17th to 19th centuries. Here is the history behind the tale.
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Most Vodka Isn't Actually Made From Potatoes
Many people believe that vodka is made from potatoes, but this isn't usually the case. What is vodka actually made from, and when did potatoes get involved?
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Your Pineapple Margarita Isn't Complete Without A Smoky Twist
Pineapple margaritas are delicious, but adding a hint of smoke makes them even better. All it takes is a bit of mezcal and one other smoky ingredient.
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Nutcracker: The Banned NYC Cocktail You Can Find On Every Beach
If there's one drink that rules the beaches of New York City, it has to be the nutcracker. The potent beverage is popular in Gotham when the weather heats up.
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The Simple Trick To Amplify The Flavors Of Your Spicy Rosé
If a spicy rosé is your summertime drink, it's important to know how to amplify its flavors to their fullest extent. And, it's surprisingly simple to do.
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How To Make The Best Bloody Mary You've Ever Tasted
With a few simple tools and after a handful of easy steps, you'll be well on your way to sipping on a tangy, savory, great-tasting Bloody Mary.
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