What To Know Before Ordering Sake In Japan
If you're planning on ordering sake in Japan, there are a few essential etiquette tips and customs you need to follow as part of the drinking culture.
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The Best Spices To Used For Spiced Rum
Making spiced rum at home is an easy and experimentation-friendly process. To give your rum the best flavor, steep your base with these spices.
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Sangria Vs Mulled Wine: Is There A Difference?
Though sangria and mulled wine have some similarities, there are a few differences you need to know about before you try your hand at mixing either.
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Frozen Cocktails Can Be Traced All The Way Back To Prohibition
Though frozen cocktails have a long history, they didn't start becoming popular until the early 1900s, especially during the Prohibition era.
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The '80s Coffee Cocktail That's Making A Most Triumphant Comeback
Cocktails come in and out of style as the years go by. This includes the modern-day resurgence of one coffee-forward cocktail that was all the rage in the '80s.
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14 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Crafting Whiskey Cocktails
Making the perfect whiskey-based cocktail doesn't have to be intimidating. Here are the 14 most common mistakes you can avoid, according to the experts.
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What's The Difference Between Brandy And Cognac?
Brandy and Cognac are both popular drinks with many similarities, but their differences are where they truly shine. Here's everything you need to know.
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12 Bourbons You Should Leave On The Shelf
Whether due to a higher, unjustified price point, poor quality, or popularity gained through marketing gimmicks alone, some bourbons just don't measure up.
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13 Ways To Infuse Liquor Into Baked Goods
There are plenty of ways to add flavor to baked goods, and infusing them with liquor is a top choice. Here's guidance from an expert pastry maker.
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Swap Orange Juice For This Fall Favorite To Give Your Mimosa A Seasonal Upgrade
There's no denying it: Mimosas are a classic brunch cocktail, partly because they're so customizable. Channel cozy fall flavors with this simple swap for OJ.
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Frank Sinatra's Favorite Cocktail Was A Simple Affair
Although it's rare to find it on bar menus these days, this beloved cocktail was Frank Sinatra's favorite. Here's why.
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Does Whiskey Have To Be Refrigerated?
There are conflicting opinions on storage methods for alcohol. Proper storage is crucial to avoid spoilage of whiskey. But, does it need to be refrigerated?
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The Collectible $2,000 Bourbon Costco Is Currently Offering For $260
Costco often sells rare, limited-edition spirits, and one such bottle of Kentucky bourbon has just been spotted at a store in California. Here's what to know.
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Why Traditional Japanese Sake Making Was Recognized By UNESCO
After hundreds of years of masterful crafting, Japanese sake has been finally recognized by UNESCO for cultural significance.
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Red Snapper Vs Bloody Mary: What's The Difference Between The Cocktails?
The red snapper and the bloody mary might look the same from the outside, but this one key distinction makes all the difference between the cocktails.
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The Stinger: The Glitzy Cocktail That Was Practically Forgotten After Prohibition
Made from only two ingredients, the Stinger was once a glitzy and glamorous tipple popular in high society. Here's why it eventually fell out of favor.
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10 Popular Vodka Cocktails To Sip, Beyond Your Vodka-Cran
Sick of being basic and ordering a vodka-cran at the bar? To get your vodka fix, delve into these delicious, tried-and-true vodka-based cocktails.
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The 25 Most Popular Cocktails Of All Time, Explained
There are so many types of cocktails out there, but there are some that remain popular for decades. Take a look at a list of the top 25 most popular cocktails.
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How Ina Garten Uses A Citrus Fruit To Make A Cosmo Perfect For The Holidays
If you're looking for a unique twist on a classic cosmopolitan cocktail, Ina Garten knows the secret to elevating it. Here's how.
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How David Chang Decided What His Favorite Liquor Is
Chef David Chang, like many people, has a favorite liquor he reaches for when he's in the mood. How he decided it's his favorite goes deeper than just taste.
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For A Better Tasting Bloody Mary, Your Mix Needs Fresh Ingredients
The difference between a good bloody mary and one that will knock your socks off is in the details. More specifically, it's in the freshness of its ingredients.
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Cynar: The Complex Vegetable Amaro Your Bar Cart Needs ASAP
Amaro refers to a specific kind of alcohol that is usually bitter and syrupy in texture. If you're a fan of Aperol, you'll want to add Cynar to your bar cart.
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The Type Of Tequila That's Best For Sipping
Not all tequila should be taken as a shot or mixed into a cocktail. Some versions of this agave-based liquor are best for sipping and enjoying slowly.
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The Alcohol You Should Be Drinking Out Of A Flute Glass (Other Than Champagne)
If you have a collection of flute glasses, try swapping the Champagne for this surprising spirit. Here's why.
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The Unexpected Mixer That Makes So Much Sense With Tequila
You've done margarita mix, orange juice, and whatever was in that party punch. Try this refreshing mixer for a tequila cocktail that goes down smooth.
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Turn Tequila Into A Vibrant Cocktail With An Unexpected Veggie Mixer
Fruits like mango and pineapple are regulars on the cocktail scene. But consider reaching for this vegetable the next time you need a mixer for your tequila.
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Tasting Tequila The Right Way Is Key To Bringing Out Its Unique Flavor
Less spring break, more agave aficionado. Do your next glass of tequila a solid by treating it like the plant-based prize it was always meant to be.
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