Bourbon And Whiskey Are More Different Than You Might Think
We dig into the main differences between whiskey and bourbon. From sweet bourbon to a peaty scotch, see diverse flavors and experiences these spirits can offer.
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New York Sours Are The Wine Cocktail That Takes You Back In Time
There are a number of classic cocktails that are frequent favorites, but the New York Sour is a surprising historical drink that can be a new favorite.
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The Viral Christmas Cocktail That Looks Like You're Drinking From A Snow Globe
Transform your holiday party into a winter wonderland with the Christmas Tree Snow Globe Cocktail -an Instagram-worthy drink that will amaze all your guests!
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Throwing Your Cocktails Makes You Look Like A Seasoned Mixologist
The throwing technique - what is it, which cocktails is it used for, and where did it come from? For a true bar trick, learn how to chill drinks with style.
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What Is A Cement Mixer Shot, And Why Should You Be Cautious When Drinking One?
Learn the chemistry behind the infamous cement mixer shot. Separately these bar staples are harmless, but put them together and you're in for quite a ride.
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Why Drinking A Margarita On The Beach Could Be More Dangerous Than You Think
Unfortunately, there is an ingredient in a margarita that, when combined with the bright beach sunlight, can lead to potentially harsh skin irritation.
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What Is Drambuie And How Do You Drink It?
Drambuie is made from Scotch whisky combined with spices, herbs, and honey. It brings a sweet, spiced honey taste to the natural warmth of whisky.
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What Is Mezcal And How Do You Drink It?
Often associated with bottles featuring labels with a signature larva, mezcal is the smoky, more distinctive cousin to the ever-popular tequila.
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Why A Little Vodka Will Give You Crunchier Fried Chicken
The reason vodka can give your fried chicken a boost has to do with how it interacts with the flour in your batter and the hot frying oil.
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The Word Cocktail Has Some Very Unclear (But Probably Unpleasant) Roots
This history of the word cocktail isn't fully known, and some historians have found references that imply it originates with a horse-training tactic.
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Beer Spritzes Are The Unfussy Cocktail You Need For Summer
If you're looking to recreate a wine spritz using beer, a crisp and mellow light beer makes a great substitute. Top it off with an amaro and you're all set!
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Look Closer — Whiskey And Whisky Are Not The Same Thing
Should we write whiskey or whisky? Turns out there's one easy way to understand the difference between whiskey with an 'e' and whisky without it.
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What Exactly Is Amaro And How Do You Drink It?
Amaro is an Italian liqueur, but not just one type. It's actually an entire family of Italian liqueurs characterized by intense, bitter flavors.
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Bitters Can Make Or Break Your Homemade Cocktails
Bitters is an ingredient made of high-proof alcohol with strong and complicated flavors that can enhance and highlight cocktails when added in small amounts.
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The Common Kitchen Appliance That Takes Cocktails To A Whole Other Level
Have you ever felt like you are in a bit of a rut when it comes to mixing up fun, spirited beverages? A common kitchen appliance can help.
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You Should Know The Difference Between Scotch And Bourbon
When deciding whether to order Scotch or bourbon whiskey, you may wonder what's the difference. Here are the nuances you should know.
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For The Dirtiest Cocktails, Reach For Your Trusted Ice Cube Tray
People want their drinks served with an edge, and to get it, cocktail makers are looking to ice cubes to help them serve the dirtiest cocktails.
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Why Some Mini Bottles Of Fireball Aren't Considered Real Whiskey
Have you been drinking Fireball Cinnamon rather than Fireball Cinnamon whisky? It's a small change in the name, but the product is very different.
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How Borgs Took Over The College Drinking Scene
Borgs (those personal gallon-sized jugs of diluted alcohol) first appeared on the college drinking scene in 2020. Soon after their popularity skyrocketed.
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You Should Be Infusing Your Cocktail's Simple Syrup More Often
Homemade infused simple syrup is an easy way to add a special touch to your drinks. Once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder why you don't do it more often.
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Anthony Bourdain's Favorite Cocktail Was A Classic
Although Anthony Bourdain was a self-described "classic cocktail guy." With that in mind, his drink of choice comes as no surprise.
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