You Should Use White Rum For Frozen Strawberry Daiquiris
Our strawberry daiquiri recipe couldn't be simpler -- but the rum you use makes a difference. You should always use white rum for this cocktail. Here's why.
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Why You Should Pair Your Burger With Citrusy Cocktails
Wine, beer, or even soda are all great drink pairings for a burger, but beverage expert Jess Stewart claims a citrus cocktail is the way to go. Here's why.
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Expert Tips For Elevating Apple Cider With Unexpected Spices
Winter wouldn't be the same without some hot apple cider. Mashed asked experts what spice additions make a cider pop, and they had plenty of suggestions.
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Should You Add Booze To Cider Before You Warm It Up? Experts Weigh In
Hot apple cider is a wintertime staple, but when exactly should you spike it? Experts share their thoughts on when to add alcohol to this classic drink.
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Sherry Is Your Best Bet For A Low-ABV Apple Cider, According To Experts
Hot apple cider is a wintertime staple, especially when it's spiked. If you're looking for a spiked cider with a low ABV, the experts have your back.
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Why Experts Say You Should Stick With Dark Spirits For Spiked Apple Cider
According to multiple experts, if you want to give your apple cider an alcoholic kick, dark spirits have a leg up on other options. Here's why.
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Egg Whites Are What Your Mocktail Needs
If you're looking to enjoy some non-alcoholic mocktails but missing some of the texture of an actual cocktail, adding in egg whites can elevate the experience.
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Karsk Is The Norwegian Cocktail That Combines Coffee And Liquor
If you can't decide between a coffee and a stiff drink, you might not have to. Karsk, a coffee cocktail from Nordic tradition, might just hit the spot.
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Grinch Mimosas Are The TikTok-Approved Cocktail For Festive Sips
The three things you'll need for Grinch mimosas are orange juice, champagne, and blue curacao, which is responsible for the color-changing magic of this drink.
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Creative Ways To Upgrade Your Eggnog This Holiday Season
Classic eggnog is delicious, but this list includes many creative opportunities that can boost and give your eggnog more character, flair, and body.
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For The Best Cocktail Experience, Give Your Glass A Chill
Something as small as temperature control can make or break a good cocktail. One of the best ways to keep your drink frosty is chilling your cocktail glass.
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Pomegranate Is The Perfect Ingredient To Give New Year's Champagne Flair
What's New Year's Eve without a bottle of bubbly? Try elevating your glass (or two) of champagne this year by adding the juice or seeds of a pomegranate.
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Why Frozen Drinks May Not Be The Best Option To Order At The Bar
Before you head to the bar for your next cocktail, there are a few things to consider. Learn more about the potential downsides of these fruity frozen drinks.
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Ways To Glam Up Your New Year's Eve Party For A Gorgeous Start To 2024
From Prosecco-style caviar to sparkly Jell-O squares, we have what you need to host your best New Year's Eve party yet - one that's sure to impress all guests.
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Dunkin' Is Ringing In The Holidays With Martini Glasses And Cocktail Shakers
For those who enjoy both coffee and booze (sometimes together), Martha Stewart and Dunkin' have released a new line of cocktail shakers and martini glasses.
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Takis Are So Beloved They've Even Been Made Into Cocktails
Cocktail trends often push boundaries, and this spicy one is no exception. Learn more about how Takis are being incorporated into cocktails.
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25 Unexpected Spring Cocktails To Make At Home
From fresh mint in a mojito to tropical fruit sangria, these springtime drinks all have something special about them that reminds us of sunnier days ahead.
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The Cement Mixer Shot Is A Curdled Nightmare
Baileys Irish Cream is the perfect addition to countless cocktails - but not others. The Cement Mixer shot is, unfortunately, very similar to its namesake.
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Does A Flaming Dr Pepper Shot Actually Feature The Soda?
There are numerous cocktails that combine famous soft drinks with curated spirits. The components of a Flaming Dr Pepper shot might surprise you.
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Casamigos Gift Sets Tequila Lovers Should Put On Their List
Looking for a gift for that tequila lover in your life? Consider one of these gift sets centered around Casamigos tequila, its mixers, and its rimmers.
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Meet Ron Ponche, Your New Favorite Winter Cocktail
Everyone has a favorite holiday drink, but if you want to taste something new this season, try out some ron ponche, a thick, creamy, spicy cocktail.
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Aldi's Fall-Inspired Mocktail Adds Apple Chips To The Party
With the holidays fast approaching, it's time to up your cocktail - or mocktail - game. Aldi suggests using apple chips to spice up your autumnal drinks.
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What's The Production Process For Non-Alcoholic Spirits?
Mocktails and non-alcoholic spirits have been growing in popularity in recent years. But, what is behind the production process that makes them taste authentic?
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TikTok's BLT Cocktail Is Surely An ... Interesting Way To Drink Your Food
Bacon, lettuce, and tomato are a match made in sandwich heaven, but cocktail heaven? One bold TikTok account thinks so, but some people aren't convinced.
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Liquid Steak Shots Deliver A Meaty Taste – No Carving Knives Required
Shots of alcohol can be made to taste like just about anything, but savory liquid steak shots tout the flavor of a steak dinner without any meat to speak of.
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Take Your Cocktail Game To The Next Level With A Dried Citrus Slice
Home mixologists can embrace cutting-edge trends by creating show-stopping cocktails that feature dried citrus slices as garnishes. Here's how to do it.
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Tiered Bar Glass Rimmers Are Extra, But Still A Cool Addition To Your Cart
A salt or sugar rim on a cocktail is a surefire way to class it up. A multi-tiered tray, with separate spaces for juices and condiments, makes it easy.
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