Breaking Down Series

Looking for a refreshingly bitter and smooth cocktail? Look no further as you’ve found the Negroni. The drink has been … Read More

The Bloody Mary is a brunch favorite and one of the world’s best-known cocktails. Its red color can be attributed … Read More

The Manhattan is one of New York’s most famous cocktails. It is a classic cocktail that originated in the late … Read More

Mai Tais are just as awesome as “Muay Thai” the Thai Boxing sport. Each packs its punch in different ways! … Read More

Three easy ingredients make up the White Russian; vodka, Kahlúa, and cream. Served in an old-fashioned glass and on the … Read More

Seasoned, sweetened, and an aromatic a-ppeal (pun very intended), the Old Fashioned is as old as the name itself. For … Read More

It tastes great, looks great, and it’s easy to make. The Moscow Mule is a classic 1940’s favorite that’s still … Read More

The Origins of the Irish Coffee An Irish Coffee will always be the perfect choice on a brisk cold morning … Read More

Mojito Origins It’s the 16th century you’re sailing through the harsh elements of the Atlantic the sea spray blasting through … Read More

The Margarita is one of the most famous cocktails ever conceived. It is easy to see why. The cesty lime … Read More

If you’re looking for a sweeter twist to the classic Manhattan flavor, a Brandy Manhattan is another classic recipe you’ll … Read More

The Mind Eraser shot sounds like it would plow you under but it’s actually pretty chill for a drink with … Read More

While we may not be sailing aboard large ships on risky exploratory voyages, we can still enjoy the modern day … Read More

The Sidecar’s origins are unclear as with many other cocktail recipes that have been conceived over the years. A French … Read More

Riddled with controversy, not just on the amount of alcohol that goes into it; the Long Island Iced Tea has … Read More

While the origins of the Martini are uncertain, it’s been a popular drink since at least the 1860s. So much … Read More