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.
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.
Homemade Elderflower Syrup makes a beautiful addition to your cocktails. It is sweet, fragrant, and floral with just a hint of citrus.
With this recipe for homemade passion fruit syrup, you can bring the exotic, sweet, and sour taste of passion fruits to your cocktails.
Grenadine is a common ingredient in many cocktail recipes. But the store-bought versions are often overly sweet and leave you with sub-par cocktails. The solution is simple, make your own homemade Grenadine syrup.
Falernum is a flavorful syrup most famous for its use in tropical tiki cocktails. Here's a perfect recipe for making Falernum at home.
Sal de Gusano, or worm salt, is traditionally served alongside Mezcal. Sprinkled over fresh slices of oranges, it's the perfect complement to the agave spirit.
What is the difference of neat vs straight up vs on the rocks? These terms can cause quite a confusion, so I want to set this straight for you.
The formula to make an Old Fashioned is simple: base liquor, sweetener, and cocktail bitters. But which bitters are best for an Old Fashioned cocktail?
Your home bar isn't complete with the right tools. But instead of buying all the cocktail tools you need separately, you can also get yourself a perfect cocktail shaker set.
The bar spoon is one of the essential tools every bartender needs. If you want to measure ingredients or prepare a stirred drink like a Martini or Negroni, you cannot do without a bar spoon.