Known for its gorgeous, light-purple hue, the Aviation is a gin cocktail that's looks as good as it tastes.

Perfect for Fall gatherings or a quiet evening by the fire.

The Negroni sits next to the Martini and Manhattan in the pantheon of classics.

A modern cocktail recipe for the Eastside Cocktail with cucumber, mint, gin, simple syrup, and lime juice.

With its burst of aromatics and the cooling touch of cucumber, it makes a convincing case for whiskey as a summer drink.

A mezcal and reposado-based cocktail that balances smoky, sweet, and tangy flavors. 

This maple old fashioned with chocolate bitters will warm you on a winters night.

A heavier and slightly more bitter rendition of the traditional Manhattan with additional depth of flavor from the amaro’s herbal and caramel notes.

A modern classic, the bourbon is present, but not overwhelming, making the Paper Plane a great gateway cocktail for drinkers who are new to whiskey.

While the cocktail might be called Wicked Behavior, the drink is actually really pleasant and balanced.

A riff on on the classic Old Fashioned with reposado tequila and mezcal.

This easy-to-make simple syrup is infused with cinnamon sticks and can be used to add sweetness and a touch of cinnamon spice to a variety of cocktails.

The cocktail is floral and refreshing. With its burst of aromatics and the cooling touch of cucumber, it makes a convincing case for whiskey as a summer drink.

A simple, refreshing cocktail for the Fall season combining basil and cinnamon.

A sophisticated take on the classic gimlet! Three ingredients combine for a refreshing and chic cocktail.

A classic 1920’s gin cocktail that’s like none other! It’s boozy and sophisticated, with a citrusy herbal finish.

It’s been around for over a century, with a spirit-forward flavor that’s crisp and herbaceous.

Sophisticated and intriguing, the Hanky Panky cocktail is a full-flavored drink featuring gin, Fernet-Branca and sweet vermouth.

Widely considered a relative to the Manhattan and a predecessor of the Martini, the exact origins for this spirit-forward cocktail are unknown.

A classic Prohibition-era cocktail that’s easy to assemble but hard to forget.