A tequila cocktail makes the perfect companion on a hot July evening. This Jalisco Mule has lime juice, blue agave, bitters and cucumber.

Manhattan Milkshake – Bourbon, vermouth, bitters, Luxardo cherry syrup and vanilla ice cream topped with whipped cream.

Chocolate Cynar Flip

The Martinez Cocktail — the Mother of all Martinis?

The Bourbon Old Fashioned is an American Classic and one of the world’s finest cocktails. Simple to make and easily customizable.

The Bee’s Knees Cocktail — Perfect for Father’s Day. Because Dad is, well, the bee’s knees.

The Fancy Ryan Whiskey Cocktail is a simple cocktail made from smooth Canadian whiskey, elderflower syrup, and peach bitters.

Pour yourself a fresh, sweet, tart and boozy Rhubarb Old Fashioned cocktail to kick off the weekend or enjoy a summery afternoon.

A modern, updated twist on the classic Old Fashioned cocktail.

A citrus twist on the classic mint julep, the drink of the Kentucky Derby and the American South. The simple syrup can be made in advance.

Mayan Mule – tequila, lime juice, ginger beer and Angostura bitters!

The Citrus Special Cocktail

The cherry bombe – whiskey + cherries make a perfectly balanced, boozy cocktail.

Old Fashioned cocktail made with whiskey, simple syrup, bitters, and orange peel.

The Scofflaw cocktail is a prohibition era cocktail consisting of whisky, dry vermouth, lemon juice, grenadine, and orange bitters.

Duck Fat Sazerac

With only 3 ingredients this Japanese Cocktail is easy to make, but tastes deceptively complex!

Scofflaw Cocktail- The word “scofflaw” refers to people who flout the law, particularly those drinking illegally during the Prohibition-era.

How to make a classic manhattan cocktail and a “perfect” manhattan.

Discover San Juan hot spots and a recipe for the classic Rum Old Fashioned using one of Puerto Rico’s fine aged rums.

Cara Cara Orange Old Fashioned Cocktail