Winter Warmers – 5 winter cocktails to keep you warm these holidays
The holiday season comes with its fair share of ups and downs. On one hand, it’s a time for celebration and festivities – a time to welcome the New Year.…
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Simple Shot drinks to Make at Home
A crazy party needs a few good drinks and a party is not crazy enough until there are shots poured. For a long time, bartenders have been creating these small…
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Whiskey Sour: Introduction and Recipe
Whiskey Sour: When life gives you lemons, leave lemonade and make some Whisky sour. It is one of the most popular whisky cocktails. It is a delicately balanced combination of…
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Rum Punch : The future of Delicious shared cocktails?
This article is about the elements that brought the Punch into existence, its history and the change in share-able cocktails we may see in the Post Covid Era.
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10 Cocktails Named after Popular Cities
Sometimes the name is enough to reveal the essence and existence behind something. Ever wondered about the cocktails named after World’s Famous Cities? Bartenders are known to pick some interesting…
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Different types of Martini Recipes
Martini “The only American invention as perfect as the sonnet.”, said H.L Mencken about the one of the best known mixed alcoholic beverage. It is a perfect example that less…
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World Martini Day
It’s World Martini day! Get to know all about the classic cocktail here. A Brief History The origins of the martini cocktail remain unknown with many theories in play. However,…
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How to Strain a Cocktail? Learn the Right Technique!
How to strain a cocktail? What is the right technique to make a fine strain cocktail? Straining is an essential bartending technique that might seem easy in the first place,…
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5 Simple Watermelon Cocktails
Summer is fun with refreshing fruits like watermelon. But now you can use the freshness of the fruit to create some amazing and refreshing watermelon cocktails which are perfect for…
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Pina Colada : Tips and Tricks
The name ‘Pina Colada’ translates to an ingredient in the drink. Piña means pineapple and colada means strained. So, this tropical cocktail actually means ‘strained pineapple’. It is more than…
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