Category: Mixology Guides
9 Summertime Sippers to Enjoy in the Backyard
While mixology can be a labor of love, summertime drinks shouldn’t add any work to lazy (or busy!)...
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All About Tonic Water
As with all parts of life, everything’s better with bubbles, and nothing quite hits the spot like...
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History of the Jigger
Every mixologist knows that balance and precision are the name of the game when it comes to...
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All About the Manhattan Cocktail
When it comes to timeless style, nothing beats a classic Manhattan. A mainstay of every cocktail...
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10 Margaritas for Cinco de Mayo
As we begin to gain daylight and finally welcome the start of summer (and its partner day...
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Why Do We Drink Mint Juleps During the Kentucky Derby?
It’s almost Derby Day, and that means cocktails! When it comes to this famous horse race, the Mint...
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Whiskey, And How to Drink It
Neat, watered down, on the rocks–there are many ways to drink whiskey. As one of the most...
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All About Sloe Gin
Sloe Gin for the Win: But What is Sloe Gin Actually? One of the great challenges (and joys) of...
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What is a Mocktail and How Do You Make a Good One?
Dry January is upon us, and that means mocktails! Delectable mocktail recipes are a must-have for...
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How to Make Batched Cocktails at Home
Unless you’re an industry insider, you may not be familiar with the term “batched” cocktails. It’s...
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History of the Manhattan Cocktail
When it comes to style and verve, nothing beats a classic Manhattan cocktail. A mainstay of every...
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Decorating with Bitters
If you’ve read our post on egg white cocktails, you know that aromatic bitters can often...
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Weird Cocktail Infusions You’ve Never Considered
You’re taking the first steps on a journey without end by infusing spirits and cocktails. You can...
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How to Make Fat Washed Cocktails
Yes, you read that correctly: fat washing. While this technique is relatively new in the mixology...
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How To Make Milk Punch
If this is the first time you’ve heard the term “milk punch,” we won’t...
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Yo Ho Ho And a Bottle of Rum: Why Pirates Drank The Stuff
Corsairs. Scoundrels. Buccaneers. Scallywags. Every spirit has an intriguing, storied history, but...
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History of the Hemingway Daiquiri
Picture this: a steamy night at the El Floridita bar on the outskirts of Havana, a lively mambo...
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Why The Daiquiri Is Underrated
When building your repertoire of cocktails as a home mixologist, the classics are a great place to...
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3 Types of Fresh Garnishes You Can Grow at Home
Is there anything more disappointing than mixing yourself a cocktail at home and realizing you...
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How To Make Dried Citrus Garnishes
There’s no better way to put the finishing touches on a delectable cocktail than by adding the...
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