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Culture
Five insider tips and tricks to get your cocktail ice up to the professional par.
Alex Delany
Culture
6 essential cocktail tips every home bartender should master.
Belle Cushing
Cooking
A big-batch drink is way more fun than a dozen hard-boiled eggs.
John deBary
techniques
Because frozen cocktails should be flavorful and, well, frozen.
Rick Martinez
Culture
Even if you're pouring cheap vodka, this will still look cool.
Amiel Stanek
Cooking
Zaynab Issa
techniques
It’s time to start thinking of frozen water as an ingredient in its own right—one that will change the way you cook.
Chris Morocco
Cooking
Just a splash changes everything—here’s how.
Jesse Szewczyk
Cooking
Unlike iced coffee, this slushy won’t get watered down on a hot summer day.
Nina Moskowitz
techniques
Audrey Saunders of the famed Pegu Club taught us how to make the perfect martini. Learn her magic.
Elyssa Goldberg
Cooking
Don't spend cocktail hour stressing about individualized drinks.
Alex Beggs
techniques
Step-by-step instructions for making professional-quality clear ice in your home freezer
Christopher Michel
techniques
Spare your friends and yourself the fuss of bartending your own party. Do this instead.
Rick Martinez
Restaurants
Get the recipe for the Secreta cocktail from Drink in Boston.
Julia Bainbridge
Culture
Traveling? How to mix up a cheap instant cocktail without leaving your room or opening the minibar.
Christina Chaey
Cooking
Meet (and memorize) the Lil' Ripper.
Alex Delany
Shopping
Cometeer’s frozen coffee is the perfect shortcut to this of-the-moment drink.
Maggie Hoffman
Culture
Silicone ice-mold trays belong in your freezer, next to the mint chip, at all times.
Adam Rapoport
techniques
From better ice cubes to DIY flavored syrup, here are 10 simple, awesome ways to make cold brew iced coffee even better.
Rochelle Bilow
Shopping
There’s a very good chance it’s the secret ingredient in those $17 drinks at the cool bar around the corner.
Emily Farris
Cooking
When Alison Roman hosts, the wine goes in the bathroom, not the kitchen.
Alison Roman
Culture
To make serious cocktails, you need serious tools: a high-volume mixing glass, a six-pound ice-baller, and Grant Achatz's preferred infuser
Bon Appétit
Culture
From spirited classics to new-school riffs.
Sam Stone
Cooking
Your martinis will thank you kindly.
Amiel Stanek