Enhance your next glass of bourbon with the subtle flavors and aromas of edible flowers. Not only do they add some flavor, but they are also visually appealing.
La Croix is always a go-to refreshment, and it works as a mixer for spirits, too - as long as you know what to mix the sparkling water's different flavors with.
The Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino might be gone, but it certainly hasn't been forgotten. If you want to make one at home, just grab some packets of Fun Dip!
Remembering the 3-2-1 ratio for a perfectly balanced whiskey sour is so much easier than trying to recall you need 1¾ ounces of this and 2 ounces of that.
For those seeking to elevate this classic garnish, introduce a splash of whiskey for a next-level boozy whipped cream that will impart a warm depth of flavor.
While hard seltzers are delicious to drink as is, you can also enhance the flavor by adding mixers to create new, exciting cocktails; these are some options.
Experimenting with cocktails can be a lot of fun. But the wealth of options might leave you wondering: What's the difference between a shrub and simple syrup?
When making coffee in your French press, don't get too heavy-handed with the "press" aspect. A light touch extracts all of the flavor and none of the grounds.
Apple whiskey can be a delicious liquor for sipping alone, mixing into a cocktail, or even as a tangy addition to your favorite sweet and savory fall recipes.
In blended drinks like frozen margaritas, ice isn't just there to give everything a pleasant chill. It also plays a crucial role in consistency and taste.
If you like whiskey, you'll want to give the zesty whiskey smash a go. But to craft the perfect version of this cocktail, you must master the art of muddling.
We usually think of dark liquors to pair with apple cider for wintry cocktails, but try our lighter suggestion for a fruitier, brighter take this cold season.
For a more nuanced and flavorful cup of coffee, use your drip coffee maker as a makeshift pour-over setup. You'll have to boil the water, but it'll be with it!
The atmospheric American Bar at Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland not only has fabulous cocktails, but even the encyclopedia-style cocktail menu is a work of art.
The tequila sunrise is an attractive and delicious cocktail. But why not put a sweet and colorful spin on the classic drink by adding some blood orange juice?
Though they look similar and both have tropical vibes, painkillers and piña coladas are two very different cocktails from their ingredients to their build.
Find out more about Sips, the place that's just won World's Best Bar. It may seem like a newcomer, but the pair behind it are cocktail-shaking superstars.
You can't call it cocktail sauce if you don't put it in a cocktail now and again! This sauce's tangy, sweet flavor works quite well in the savory Bloody Mary.
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?
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.