Mixologist Brett W. Butler showcases two unique cocktails inspired by French and Mediterranean flavors, offering a blend of ...

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This non-alcoholic French 75 mocktail shines with bright citrus flavor and happy bubbles — perfect for celebrations or a ...

Combine brandy, simple syrup and bitters in a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake until cold. Meanwhile, fill a serving glass ...

The two-ingredient cocktail isn’t new, especially if you’ve ever had a highball, a Rusty Nail, Black Russian or Mimosa. But ...

Any type of alcohol, including gin, may trigger a migraine episode. But because people react differently to different alcohols, some may find that gin doesn’t trigger headaches while other ...

The gin, vermouth, and eau-de-vie combine with orange bitters to create added aromatic ... packs a complex flavor profile into a very simple recipe. The apricot eau-de-vie has an intense apricot ...

The bars on this list are showoffs. If you want a casual, cozy night head over to our dive bar map — these right here are cocktail bars run by people who are serious about their booze. You’ve got the ...

The rapper performed a special version of his 1993 hit, "Gin and Juice." Any night spent in Nashville's music scene is bound to be a who's who of industry giants and Sunday night at Loser's in ...

Combine the gin, vermouth and bitters in a mixing glass filled with ice. Stir well for about 30 seconds. Strain into a chilled martini glass garnished with a lemon twist, or olive, or both.

The cider brand collaborated with a local gin maker, blending the used sloes from sloe gin ... This modern British take on Italy’s iconic bitters has been in development for more than three years and ...