Cocktail Quest

I like austere drinks. There I said it. I like drinks that are restrained, fine-tuned, almost delicate in their finesse. That doesn't me...

As with any newly made syrup, the problem instantly becomes how do I use it? Fortunately since apples are so versatile, the potential applic...

The Brooklyn was first mentioned in print in an obscure tome, J.A. Grohusko's Jack's Manual (1908). Though it was lost to history f...

I love making homemade ingredients. All it takes is one idea--pepper syrup, rhubarb bitters, strawberry liqueur, lime cordial--and I'm o...

Choosing between the different flavor profiles of bitters wasn't the only option available for early bartenders seeking to differentiate...

The world of cocktails is full of origin stories. The older and more well known a drink is, the more fascination surrounds its beginnings. U...

Old drinks can be a lot of fun. Retracing a drink's history means uncovering obscure details about more than just ingredients and techni...

The coupling of sherry and tequila were officially outed in February of this year for all the world to see. But the genius of their combina...