Sour Cocktails will never get out of fashion. They are a prime example of how to pair ingredients to perfection, and you can find at least one version on the menu of any cocktail bar.
Sour Cocktails will never get out of fashion. They are a prime example of how to pair ingredients to perfection, and you can find at least one version on the menu of any cocktail bar.
Have some orange liqueur handy? Then get your shakers out because here's a list of the best, easy-to-make cocktails with Triple Sec.
Spicy Mule cocktails won't ever go out of fashion. And besides the classic Moscow Mule, there are plenty of other versions that you can try.
The Glasgow Mule is a twist on the classic Moscow Mule recipe. The drink is based on Scotch Whisky, ginger beer, elderflower liqueur, and lime juice.
All Collins Cocktails are refreshing sour cocktails following the same pattern: they are always a combination of a base spirit, lemon, a syrup, and carbonated water.
The Black Manhattan is a simple and aromatic riff on the traditional Manhattan cocktail. It adds a bitter touch to the boozy classic.
A Milk Punch is a milk-based drink spiked with Bourbon or Brandy that usually is served cold garnished with grated nutmeg.
The Alabama Slammer is a beautiful cocktail from the 1970s. The drink, also known as Southern Slammer, is a mix of Southern Comfort, Amaretto, Sloe Gin, and orange juice.
The Lynchburg Lemonade is a refreshing Whiskey cocktail named after the hometown of Jack Daniels, Lynchburg. It's one of the most popular Whiskey cocktails and pretty easy to make, as well.
In theory, the Blood & Sand cocktail is a respected classic cocktail. But looking at the reality, the drink became one of the more polarizing cocktail classics.