This post is sponsored by BarrelCharWood.com. All opinions are my own. Infusing spirits at home is one of the most rewarding ways to get creative in your home bar. With relatively little effort and without fancy equipment, you can personalize your liquors and create an infinite number of new flavor combinations. While botanical infusions like …
The Modern Mariner is a fun twist on a tiki cocktail from the ‘90s. This refreshing cocktail replaces the original drink’s base of rums with bourbon whiskey. The vanilla, caramel, and spice notes of a quality bourbon are the perfect complement to allspice and citrus!
This honey and ginger-laced variation on the classic French 75 is the perfect festive cocktail for the holidays and other winter celebrations. If you’re looking for a unique and elegant drink to serve on New Year’s Eve, this fancy bubbly cocktail is a great choice that’s also easy to batch for guests.
This easy variation on the classic Gimlet uses rosemary simple syrup to add fresh, herbal flavor to this wintery gin cocktail. While a basic Gimlet can easily be enjoyed year round, the addition of rosemary make this one particularly suited to sweater weather or winter holiday celebrations!
Today is officially the first day of fall and what better way to ring in a new season than with festive seasonal cocktails! There’s something here for everyone, from easy, three ingredient drinks to classic cocktails reimagined. Find drinks made with apples, pears, ginger and honey and spirits ranging from rye whiskey to Chilean pisco.
This autumn-inspired riff on the classic Negroni is bursting with crisp apple, bittersweet citrus, and cinnamon spice. If you enjoy a spirit-forward fall cocktail, this Bitter Apple Negroni is for you! Less bitter than a classic Negroni, this variation is a great introduction to bittersweet cocktails.