The Cement Mixer shot is one of the most popular and one of the most horrendous shots at the same time. A polarizing drink that actually doesn’t taste as bad as you might think.
The Cement Mixer shot is one of the most popular and one of the most horrendous shots at the same time. A polarizing drink that actually doesn’t taste as bad as you might think.
Can't decide to go with an iced coffee or an afternoon cocktail? Here's a both-in-one drink: the Espresso Gin & Tonic is a caffeinated take on the classic Gin Highball.
A Chelada is a cocktail from Mexico made with beer, lime juice, and a salt rim. A refreshing and unique way to enjoy a cold beer.
Shochu is a distilled liquor from Japan. Unlike Sake, Shochu is relatively unknown, and even fewer people know how to drink it.
Shochu is the most popular alcoholic beverage in Japan. There, Shochu is even more popular than Sake and Whisky.
Allspice Dram is a rum-based liqueur flavored with allspice berries. The liqueur, also known as Pimento Dram, adds a bold, sweet, and spicy touch to cocktails.
The Cobbler Shaker is probably the most common cocktail shaker in home bars. The shaker is also referred to as a 3-piece cocktail shaker and has a built-in strainer for convenience.
The Parisian Shaker is presumably the most classy tool to shake up cocktails. But there's more to it than elegance.
Making cocktails without using a cocktail shaker is a bit tricky. But with these substitutes, you can shake up your favorite mixed drinks without having to order new equipment.