What's So Special About Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey?
Bottled in bond isn't just some marketing term on your whiskey. It turns out that this label is pretty informative. Here's why you may want to seek it out.
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A Rare Bourbon Has Been Spotted At Costco With A Reasonable Price Tag
A very lucky Costco shopper spotted a rare bottle of bourbon at their store for a surprisingly reasonable price. Here's why some commenters got very excited.
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The Mocking Origins Of The Scofflaw Cocktail
The Scofflaw cocktail has its origins in mocking a major event in the history of the United States and alcohol consumption. Here's how the name came to be.
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Can You Drink Baileys Straight?
Baileys Irish Cream is a popular and rich liqueur that's often added to drinks and even a few recipes. But is it possible to just drink it straight?
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Are Cocktail Garnishes Really Necessary?
Cocktail garnishes can add visual flair to your drink, but do they have an actual role in your beverage? The truth is surprisingly complicated.
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Why A Splash Of Distilled Water Enhances The Flavor Of Whiskey
Many whiskey aficionados recommend adding just a splash of water to help you enjoy the liquor. Some also argue that distilled water is the best variety to use.
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Why Chicken Stock Cocktails Are The Trendy Way To Sip Soup-Infused Drinks
If you're looking for a daring new twist on a classic drink, consider making a chicken stock cocktail for a soup-infused beverage you've never had before.
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Are You Meant To Drink Limoncello Like A Shot?
Limoncello is a popular Italian liqueur featuring lemons, but are you really supposed to knock it back like you might with any other kind of shot?
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What Does It Really Mean To Muddle A Drink?
Muddling a drink may sound confusing if you're not familiar with cocktail terminology, but this step can be both simple and effective so long as you take care.
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Bourbon Vs Straight Bourbon: What's The Difference?
Bourbon and straight bourbon share many similarities, but there is a key difference between the two spirits that you should definitely know more about.
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The Creative And Practical Way To Serve Shrimp Cocktail And Keep It Cold
If you find the traditional icy way of serving shrimp cocktail is getting waterlogged, there's a creative and practical serving solution you'll want to try.
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Rob Roy Cocktail Vs Manhattan: What's The Difference?
A Rob Roy and a Manhattan may seem almost identical upon first glance, but these two cocktails have some significant differences that you should know about.
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The 3 Ingredients You Need To Make A Dark And Stormy Cocktail
A dark and stormy cocktail may sound tumultuous, but the reality is that you only need three simple but flavorful ingredients to make this classic beverage.
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The Extra Step That Makes Ina Garten's Shrimp Cocktail A Tastier Appetizer
Shrimp cocktail is a classic party food but it can get a little boring. If that's happened, take some cooking advice from celeb chef Ina Garten.
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When Cocktails Should Be Shaken And Not Stirred
Some cocktails really are better shaken, while others shine more brightly when they've been stirred. We spoke to an expert who explained the difference.
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The Absolute Best Way To Drink Grappa
Grappa is a traditional Italian alcoholic beverage that is traditionally made and enjoyed in a very particular way. Here's what you ought to know.
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The Smoky Liquor You Should Swap Into Your Next Cocktail
If you find that your standard cocktail is getting too familiar, then you can easily swap the liquor for a new one that brings a delicious smoky dimension.
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The State That Drinks The Most Alcohol Beat Texas By 30 Million Gallons
A look at state-level alcohol consumption has revealed some eye-opening information about just which states drink the most, both overall and per capita.
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Why Some Cocktails Ought To Be Served In A Rocks Glass
Some cocktails are best served in a rocks glass for a variety of good reasons. We spoke to an expert who explains why your choice of cocktail glass matters.
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How Water And Ice Actually Affect The Way You Mix Cocktails
What are water and ice actually doing in your cocktail glass? We spoke to an expert to learn more about how these components actually affect your cocktail.
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How The Type Of Ice You Use Impacts Your Drink
Different forms of ice can definitely affect your drinking experience. We spoke to an expert who gave us the details on the best ice shapes for your cocktail.
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Avoid This Storage Mistake When Prepping Batch Cocktails
Prepping cocktails in batches can be a smart movie ahead of a party, but be sure to follow our expert's advice and avoid one key storage mistake.
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A Boulevardier Is The Cocktail To Make For Your Next Fall Party
If you're looking for the next drink to make for a autumn party, the Boulevardier is both sophisticated and wonderfully easy to make in batches.
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Allspice Dram Is Key To Crafting The Perfect Autumn Cocktail
If you want to add a bit of autumn flair to your next Old Fashioned cocktail, then allspice dram is just the thing for this and many other seasonal drinks.
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The Best Bourbon For A Hot Toddy Is Affordable And Complex
If you love a good hot toddy, then there's one bourbon that could hit the mark and go easy on your wallet. We spoke to an expert who explained it all.
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The Absolute Best Way To Clean Your Whiskey Stones
Whiskey stones can be a convenient and reusable way to cool down your drink without diluting. But how to clean them? We asked experts for their advice.
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Here's How Many Whiskey Stones To Use In Your Drink
Whiskey stones can help cool your drink without diluting an expensive spirit, but how many are you really supposed to use? We spoke to experts to find out.
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