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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
If you find the mint in your mint julep taking a back seat to the other flavors, try rimming the glass with the aromatic leaves to boost the scent and flavor.
Flaming cocktails are an impressive party trick, but the temperature of the liquor is vital to getting the perfect flame (without losing your eyebrows).
This super-cool Edinburgh speakeasy is firmly looking to the future with its intensely flavored cocktails, made using an array of space-age freezing techniques.
Sometimes you're craving the flavor of a beloved cocktail without having any desire for the boozy elements that accompany it. Here's what to use instead.
Across the world, bartenders are elevating Jell-O shots and taking basic recipes to new heights with creative presentations and sophisticated ingredients.
If you really, really want to take your cocktails to the next level, try adding an artistic touch with edible paint. And, yes, we are serious. Edible paint.
Pickle drinks are popping up everywhere. Our opinion writer is a big fan, and presents a history of pickle brine in cocktails - and why he loves the trend.