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Usually seen in Grasshoppers and Stingers, the minty, creamy liqueur is actually quite versatile. Three bartenders give tips on using it in drinks, along with their own recipes. → Read More
Fernet-Branca’s strong flavors have made it a favorite among bartenders and slightly feared by less adventurous drinkers. Here, bartenders tell how to use it in cocktails. → Read More
The herbal liqueur containing 27 botanicals plays well with a variety of other cocktail ingredients. Here, bartenders tell how to use it. → Read More
This anise-flavored Italian liqueur is most frequently sipped after dinner or taken as shots at parties. But it works well in cocktails, too. Here, bartenders tell how to use it. → Read More
This cocktail will make you a true believe in beer-tails. Learn how to make it today at Liquor.com. → Read More
From aerating ingredients or even cocktails themselves to infusing spirits and oils, the Vitamix is proving a useful bar tool. Bartenders talk about the different ways they use it. → Read More
Many owners of small distilleries have a science background and are employing their familiarity with evidence-based research to keep their staff and customers safe. → Read More
This amaro cobbler from pro Stacy Swenson sees the bitter liqueur joined by sweet vermouth, lemon juice and a barspoon of marmalade. → Read More
A gentler expression of amaro, bitter Italian liqueur Averna lends itself well to mixing in cocktails. Three top bartenders offer recipes. → Read More
The German herbal liqueur is misunderstood. Not just for shots, it’s great for mixing with, too. Top bartenders tell how to use it in cocktails. → Read More
Jagermeister and rye whiskey make a perfect match in this Old Fashioned riff from Willy Shine, the “brandmeister” for the German herbal liqueur. → Read More
Have a bottle of Grand Marnier and are wondering how to use it? Here are three cocktails to make. → Read More
Have a bottle of Cointreau but have had maybe too many Margaritas or Cosmopolitans? These are three other Cointreau cocktails to make. → Read More
Have a bottle of Aperol but have had more than enough Spritzes? These are three other Aperol cocktails to make. → Read More
Have a bottle of Galliano taking up space on your bar cart and are wondering how to use it? These are four cocktails to make. → Read More
This take on a Oaxacan Old Fashioned sees Galliano swapped in for agave nectar for even more interesting flavors. → Read More
Mezcal, Galliano, lemon juice and a spiced honey syrup meet in this cocktail inspired by the Harvey Wallbanger. → Read More
How to make a Harvey Wallbanger sophisticated? By adding an Italian aperitivo flavored with herbs and cherries. → Read More
Pandan is proving one of the hottest cocktail ingredients of the past several years. Top bartenders including Nico de Soto and Kevin Diedrich provide recipes incorporating it. → Read More
Have a bottle of Absinthe and are wondering how to use it? These are three cocktails to make. → Read More