For decades, the brandy snifter has been the glass of choice for drinking neat cognac. But tapered tulip glasses are gaining in popularity. So, which is better?
If you're looking for the perfect way to close out the holidays, look no further than peppermint candy shot glasses, which are surprisingly easy to make.
America's two most iconic whiskey brands, Jack Daniel's and Jim Beam, are known worldwide, and both have characteristic nuances in taste and production.
Disney Springs is definitely in the holiday spirit, offering a wide variety of seasonal cocktails. These are some of the best options available to visitors.
Whiskey drinkers may not be aware of the historical connection between Jim Beam and Baker's Bourbon. These two very different Kentucky bourbons have a tie.
Color-changing tequila or vodka can make your drinks more magical in an instant. These vivid spirits harness the power of nature - and some handy chemistry.
Don Julio González was making mezcal and selling tequila at the age of just 15 years old. His father had died, and he was thrust into the role of breadwinner.
Ernest Hemingway made some questionable decisions -- what he ordered at the bar was not one of them. You'll love this delicious twist on a classic daiquiri.
Older is usually better when it comes to wines. But that's not always the case with bourbon. In fact, there's a certain age threshold you don't want to pass.
Whiskey sours and smashes are two of the oldest cocktails out there. While they are similar, there are several key differences between the two classic drinks.
White whiskey is an excellent swap for regular whiskey in a fruity old fashioned. The clear spirit also makes for a great talking point among your guests.
You might think of tequila as a drink reserved for shots at parties, but, according to one expert, it should be savored and appreciated just like other spirits.
If you have an interest in wine or whisky, you may have thought about buying a decanter. But what's the difference between a whiskey and a wine decanter?
Age alone doesn't define whiskey. While some shop for the highest year, temperature, oxygen, and barrel finesse spell the true essence of a spirit's quality.