The bright red cosmopolitan cocktail is a modern classic. But did you know you can make a sweet and stain-free version of this drink with white cranberry juice?
Raise your glass to the spooky season with the Monster Mash Mimosa! This green, glittery cocktail is taking over Halloween parties; find out how to create it.
The bloody mary is a versatile cocktail that already includes many ingredients, but the umami flavor that miso paste brings to the drink might be the best yet.
If your go-to negroni is starting to get a little predictable, swap in beet juice. The vegetable's flavor adds unexpected dimension to the bitter cocktail.
Mint is an excellent and trusty addition to many cocktails, if not the star of the show. To get the most flavor out of your mint leaves, try this technique.
Whiskey has a reputation of being a bold, in-your-face spirit. However, not all styles are so strong, especially these low-proof bourbons that are worth a buy.
Add a dynamic dash of zing to your next round of cosmopolitans by switching vodka for tequila. But which variety works best? We asked an expert for advice.
Tell your usual rum and coke order to step aside, there's a smokier flavor in town, and this beverage mixture is guaranteed to satisfy thirsty palates.
Whether you're looking for a different flavor profile or want to cover up cheap bourbon, we have some of the most popular chasers that pair best with bourbon.
Fortunately, there are a number of go-to beverages we can turn to in a pinch at any dive bar. From classics like rum and coke to beer, we got the list.
For a refreshing combination of interesting flavors, try mixing a Corona beer with a Tequila Sunrise. This unique cocktail might become your new favorite drink.
Some think whiskey lacks flavor subtlety. But expert cicerone Mandy Naglich disagrees! She has some great tips for tasting and experiencing the spirit properly.
Made with espresso and Licor 43, the carajillo is lighter, sweeter, and more aromatic than a basic espresso martini, and an ideal way to kick off your night.
Don't worry about upsetting the purists, picking gin rather than vodka for your martini actually yields a much more interesting and sophisticated tipple.
Be excited to combine dessert with an after-dinner buzz, but wait a second before reaching for just any type of booze to blend into that mocha fudge ripple.
With its base, you can modify your espresso martini, employing anything from vanilla to peanut butter. Or, if fruity is your preference, pecan rum and Amarula.
Pineapple works wonderfully in a tequila cocktail. But, we suggest taking it one step further and grilling your pineapple before integrating it into your drink.
Upgrade your cocktail presentation skills with super-cool angled ice. It's easy to make at home, and keeps your drink cold for longer without watering it down.