Quais coquetéis formam casamentos felizes com entradas, pratos principais ou sobremesas? E por que não se vê este trabalho de indicação com frequência em restaurantes? Você entra em um restaurante, ...

Alpeggio is a mountain pasture or hay meadow, so it's an appropriate name for this liqueur, which captures the aromas of high alpine meadows. Wild mountain grasses and flowers are cut and left to sun ...

Jeff Berry spent five years working on Potions of the Caribbean: 500 Years of Tropical Drinks and the People Behind Them. He describes it as "the most epic narrative I've ever attempted". This ...

Muddling means pummelling fruits, herbs, and/or spices with a muddler (a blunt tool similar to a pestle) to crush them and release their flavour. You can also use a rolling pin. Just as you would use ...

Most cocktails that are shaken and served 'straight-up' (without ice) benefit from an additional 'fine' or 'double' strain in addition to the standard strain to remove fine flecks of ice and small ...

As the name suggests, layered drinks include layers of different ingredients, often with contrasting colours. This effect is achieved by carefully pouring each ingredient into the glass so that it ...

A review of Wolves Whiskey American Single Malt on Difford's Guide - the definitive guide for discerning drinkers.

Luxardo Maraschino is aged for two years in white Finnish ashwood vats before being put in bottles encased in hand-plaited straw - originally to make transportation safe and now a trade mark exported ...

IN THIS 18th EDITION 3,081 cocktail recipes (in ml & oz) all accompanied by a colour photograph. 460 NEW cocktail recipes 365 ...

Remember, remember the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason, why gunpowder treason Should ever be forgot. Of all the cocktails to have its very own day, the Harvey Wallbanger ...

Remember, remember the fifth of November Gunpowder, treason and plot. I see no reason, why gunpowder treason Should ever be forgot. Of all the cocktails to have its very own day, the Harvey Wallbanger ...