Carey Jones
Food & Wine magazine
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Bonnie Prince Charlie Cocktail
There are many iterations of the Drambuie-based Bonnie Prince Charlie cocktail. Here's a recipe for one of the simplest versions of the Bonnie Prince Charlie, which combines Drambuie (an herbal, honey-infused Scotch) with sparkling wine. → Read More
Rusty Nail
The Rusty Nail is a cocktail made with Drambuie, a Scotch-based liqueur infused with heather honey and herbs. The Rusty Nail gained popularity in the '70s and has cemented itself in the classic cocktail canon. → Read More
Drambuie and Coffee Cocktail
The Scotch Coffee cocktail is elegant and nuanced, thanks to the herbal and honey notes in the Drambuie and coffee. Espresso Martini fans will love this Scotch Coffee cocktail. → Read More
Raspberry Vodka Cocktail
Zubrowka, a Polish vodka made with bison grass, is at the core of this raspberry cocktail that calls for lemon juice, fresh raspberries, and honey syrup. → Read More
Montenegro Paloma
The Montenegro Paloma cocktail calls for Amaro Montenegro, reposado tequila, grapefruit juice, agave syrup, and club soda, garnished with grapefruit half-moon slices. → Read More
Cinnamon & Tequila
The Cinnamon & Tequila cocktail calls for reposado tequila, cinnamon sticks, fresh ginger, agave syrup, and Angostura bitters. → Read More
The Malagueña
The Malagueña cocktail calls for amaro, agave syrup (which can be made by mixing one part agave nectar and one part boiling water), and dark rum. → Read More
Ginger & Bourbon Cocktail
The Ginger & Bourbon cocktail is a classic, warm drink that calls for bourbon, ginger tea, and honey. Garnish your Ginger & Bourbon with a lemon peel. → Read More
3 Drinks to Make with King's Ginger
Earthy and spicy and unlike anything else, ginger is an unbeatable cocktail ingredient. But in its raw form, knobby and fibrous, it's not the easiest ... → Read More
3 Cocktails to Make with Bison Grass Vodka
Let's be honest: Vodka is not the most interesting spirit, and flavored vodkas tend to be even worse. But there is one exception (and no, it's not cup... → Read More
3 Cocktails to Make with St-Germain
Sweet and elderflowery and in an oh-so-elegant bottle, St-Germain took the cocktail world by storm a few years ago. Think of it as liquid MSG: Just a ... → Read More
3 Simple Cocktails to Acquaint You with the Taste of Drambuie
A blend of aged Scotch, heather honey, and herbs, Drambuie's complex taste is highlighted in these easy cocktails. → Read More
3 Cocktails to Make with Licor 43, Spain's Favorite Liqueur
Licor 43's vanilla and citrus notes make it a cinch to deploy in cocktails → Read More
Winter Berries Cocktail
Carey Jones and John McCarthy's bubbly Winter Berries Cocktail pairs rich dark-berry liqueur with sparkling wine and bourbon. → Read More
Rum and Orange Cocktail
Amaro Montenegro, an Italian digestif, brings strong flavors of orange to this pleasantly bitter Rum and Orange cocktail from Carey Jones and John McCarthy. → Read More
How to Make Classic Cocktails Without Looking Up a Recipe
Many familiar cocktails share the same formulas. Learning a few basic ratios is the best way for home bartenders to start innovating—or to just make great use of whatever happens to be hanging around the liquor cabinet. Once you start riffing, the possibilities begin to seem endless. → Read More
Beyond the G&T: 3 New Ways to Use Tonic In Summer Cocktails
There's an entire world of drinks that tonic can star in. Here are three summer drinks to take you well beyond the staple G&T. → Read More
Our 3 Favorite Cocktails to Make with San Pellegrino Soda
Pop open a Clementina soda and mix yourself a cocktail. → Read More
3 Frozen Drinks That Make It Summertime Anytime
Drink these escapist slushy cocktails while you reschedule the tropical vacation you postponed. → Read More
Our 3 Favorite Non-Alcoholic Cocktails for a Chill Winter
Pick up some Ghia, Proteau, and Lyre's Italian Orange to make these sophisticated drinks. → Read More