This drink is perfect for warm weather! Coconut water, gin, and lime juice make for a delicious treat, with the option to add bitters.

A classic cocktail recipe! An Old Fashioned is made by muddling sugar with bitters and then adding whiskey and orange peel.

If you enjoy an Old Fashioned, try this simple classic whiskey cocktail next.

This New Orleans classic is like a more complex Manhattan, made with rye whiskey, cognac, sweet vermouth, Benedictine and bitters.

This easy variation on the classic Mint Julep uses aged rum, demerara simple syrup, fresh mint and bitters.

Made in less than 5 minutes, this festive cocktail is perfect for Christmas Day.

The classic cocktail has centuries-old roots. Made with sugar, bitters, whiskey, and water, it doesn’t get much better than this.

The refreshing taste of Aperol spritz makes it a popular cocktail. Learn how to make it in 3 different ways and the secret for extra flavor

An easy variation to the Gin and Tonic, adding flavors with bitters and oversized garnishes.

Brown sugar, tangerine peel and bitters to create this great aroma in the glass. Then comes in the Kahlua!

Despite its name, there is nothing Japanese about this cocktail. An Old Fashioned riff, using cognac instead of whiskey.

This light, refreshing gin cocktail has a splash of champagne (or sparkling wine) for a sophisticated, delicious summer sipper.

A super simple and delicious mix of Amaro Lucano, sweet vermouth and bitters.

An Old Fashioned is a staple for any bar and any home bartender. Make one that is well-balanced, perfectly boozy and sweet at home.

Seasonal twist on Jerry Thomas’ 1862 Japanese cocktail with cognac, pistachio rose water orgeat, rhubarb bitters, lemon twist

a brandy variation on the classic Manhattan cocktail

An ice cold, top-shelf gin, and a whisper of dry vermouth garnished with 4 pickled onions.

Simple to make and sure to impress the cocktail lover on your gift list, homemade bitters will enhance your holiday & your home bar.

3 main ingredients and a few drops of bitter makes this Bennett cocktail delicious and easy to make!

The perfect combo of savory and sweet, this Chocolate Orange Party Mix is a crunchy, addictive snack with hints of orange!

Combining dark rum and Angostura bitters, this is a sweet, punchy drink that tastes like summer all year long!

Everyone loves a bit of theatre and this maple, bourbon and orange cocktail is sure to impress.