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A Lighter Shade of Negroni
The classic Negroni gets a splash of citrus in this cocktail.
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A Less Famous Classic Cocktail
A book on retro cocktails skips the popular ones and suggests some others for revival.
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A Cocktail by Hemingway
A new book looks at the drinks in the books and life of Ernest Hemingway.
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A Drink With Muddled Cherries and Rosemary-Pepper Syrup
Warm up your muddling arm for this gin drink with cherries.
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You'll Flip for this Rhubarb Cocktail
A cocktail from Chicago uses rhubarb and rosemary to delicious effect.
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Gin & Tonic & A Little Extra
A few suggestions for sprucing up a summer classic.
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A Cocktail to Kick Start the Summer
Give this juicy cocktail with Pimm's and cucumber gin a try.
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A Gentle Gin Drink With Fruity Undertones
From a new cocktail book comes a subtle apricot and peach-touched gin cocktail.
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A Creative Caraway Cocktail
A tiny splash of aquavit brings the bold flavor of caraway to this cocktail.
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A Little Hanky Panky
The classic cocktail the Hanky Panky was invented by Savoy Hotel bartender Ada Coleman.
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The Vesper
Being true to vintage recipes can require a touch of cocktail archaeology.
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The New Gins
Fruity, floral,and fun are not the typical descriptors used for gin, but this new batch of brands is anything but traditional.
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The Surprisingly Refreshing Combination of Cinnamon and Gin
This summertime drink, discovered at a cocktail contest in France, combines gin, plum wine, lemon, and cinnamon.
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Sweet, Sparkling, and Full of Pomegranate
Sparkling wine, pomegranate, gin, and lemon all share space in this tasty cocktail.
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Hardly the Last Word About the Last Word Cocktail
The Last Word is a newly-popular classic cocktail that has inspired many spin-off drinks.
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The Singapore Sling
Save yourself the trip to Singapore and make the Sling at home.
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Cocktails for Breakfast
The Breakfast Martini owes its name not to the time of day at which it should be served, but to one of its ingredients: orange marmalade.
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Better Cocktails Across the Country
The biggest trend in cocktails is that they're getting better everywhere.
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Orange You Glad You Know This?
The distinction between curacao and triple sec orange liqueurs is more a matter of history and coloring than the way they’re made today.
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Tastes Great And Prevents Malaria
The tasty aperitif Dubonnet was originally designed to help the anti-malarial medicine go down.
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