Good Tips

You can still share warmth and toast to the end of the year with your loved ones. These easy, elegant recipes will help you turn your holiday cocktail party into a virtual holiday happy hour.

It’s easy to look like an expert mixologist when you have the right tools. Here’s what to include in your starter bar cart—plus, how to use them to make our favorite cocktail recipes.

This refreshing homemade lemonade recipe uses a fancy cocktail approach, for maximum delicious and lemonade-y flavor. Read on to find out how to make it.

The easiest place to find cocktail inspiration this time of year? The farmers’ market. Shop for summer-seasonal fruits like strawberries and raspberries (because who doesn’t love a good berry cocktail?) and fresh herbs to liven up your alcoholic drinks at home.

For a special occasion—particularly one you’re sharing with a partner or a friend—it’s nice to mix things up (literally) with a new cocktail or two. Try one (or more) of these great drink ideas this Valentine’s Day.
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We all have those friends who want to be the go-to person for mixing up delicious cocktails.
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America’s Test Kitchen shares their recipe for an Irish Coffee – a well-balanced drink made of coffee, Irish whiskey and sugar. (more…)

The Faux Martha shares her tips for making simple citrus summer cocktails, plus recipes for a refreshing Paloma and Mojito. (more…)

We’re not ashamed to jump for joy when rosé season hits, and we certainly don’t discriminate against any rosé iterations, which means we welcome with open arms and mouths any rosé cocktail recipes, or even a cooler concoction: frosé (frozen + rosé = frosé = YES).