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Cooking
The way you mix matters.
Alma Avalle
Culture
Properly shaking up a cocktail requires serious muscles. So we consulted a fitness expert and personal trainer to give us the ideal workout for toning up those arms. (We're serious.)
Rochelle Bilow
Shopping
If you make martinis, Negronis, or Manhattans at home, you need this expertly engineered tool.
J Fergus
Culture
6 essential cocktail tips every home bartender should master.
Belle Cushing
Culture
Hone these cocktail techniques (the Herb Slap, the Dry Shake) and you'll be mixing like a master
Bon Appétit
Culture
These three tips from Frank Caiafa are essential for making cocktails like the bartenders at NYC's iconic Waldorf Astoria.
Rochelle Bilow
Cooking
A big-batch drink is way more fun than a dozen hard-boiled eggs.
John deBary
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From tequila to amaro, there's a ton of things that taste just great in beer.
Alex Delany
Cooking
These mini mixed drinks are small. They’re fast-moving. They’re delicious. They’re shot-tails. (Did we really just say that?)
Rebekah Peppler
Culture
Should this classic drink ever be shaken? Let’s ask an expert.
Alex Beggs
Culture
One easy formula, 9 cocktails.
Chris Morocco
Culture
Traveling? How to mix up a cheap instant cocktail without leaving your room or opening the minibar.
Christina Chaey
Culture
Shaker Faces is a site that pays homage to the great bartenders of this country by posting videos of them rattling, grimacing, and, sometimes, winking when they shake cocktails.
Julia Bainbridge
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
Culture
The cocktail of the moment happens to be the simplest drink to make at home—and the most customizable.
Amiel Stanek
techniques
Audrey Saunders of the famed Pegu Club taught us how to make the perfect martini. Learn her magic.
Elyssa Goldberg
Culture
Forget not having fun at parties you're hosting. Make this quick and easy syrup in advance and make guests instant Old Fashioneds all night.
Elyssa Goldberg
techniques
The hardest things to master are often the simplest. Take the martini.
Bon Appétit
Culture
Andrew Knowlton's best tips for improving your in-flight cocktail.
Bon Appétit
Cooking
Andrew Knowlton
Cooking
With a bottle of this sunny concoction on hand, a whole host of tart, refreshing cocktails are just a shake away.
Amiel Stanek
Restaurants
Get the recipe for the Secreta cocktail from Drink in Boston.
Julia Bainbridge
Culture
Watch and learn. Drink and forget.
techniques
Because frozen cocktails should be flavorful and, well, frozen.
Rick Martinez