Spicing up your margarita with new ingredients will make you fall in love with this classic cocktail all over again. Try these expert tips for tasty results.
Sangria is more than just wine and fruit. And though it's difficult to make a version that tastes bad, here's how to make sangria that actually tastes good.
What happens when you're craving a margarita during dessert time? You transform it into a delicious dessert margarita using these handy tips from an expert.
Just because you aren't camping anytime soon doesn't mean you can't enjoy a tasty cocktail adorned with a topper that instantly creates serious campfire vibes.
Jet-black vodka suits the spooky season perfectly, and you only need to add one ingredient before you mix the liquor into Halloween shots and cocktails.
Just because it's easy to make at home doesn't mean you should order it on a busy bar night. Some cocktail orders won't make you popular with bartenders.
Who doesn't love putting together a snack plate? An excuse to pull out the fancy cheeses, preserves, olives and crackers -- this meal deserves a drink.
Usually, simple adjustments make the most impactful cocktails. Using this natural ingredient will give your chocolate martini an added boost of sweetness.
Jiggers give bartenders greater quality control when making cocktails, ensuring each has a consistent taste. But why are they shaped like an hourglass?
The best things about spritzes are that they are simple, customizable, and generally difficult to mess up. To change it up, beer belongs in your next spritz.
Brunch is a perfect time for food and beverage experimentation. If you love mimosas, try this two-ingredient brunch drink that blows them out of the water.