Brazilian for drink of farmers. Brazils most popular spirited potable, the Caipirinha is based on that countrys potent sugarcane bran...

Shortened to “Cosmo” by enthusiasts, this drink made a spirited comeback during the raging cocktail revival of the nineties. Sugar-frosti...

Legend tells us that American mining engineer Jennings Cox invented the Daiquiri for visitors in 1896, naming it in honor of the nearby v...

A creamy, egg-rich concoction commonly liberally laced with rum, brandy, or bourbon (or a combination of liquors). The eggnog is named af...

The British say that the secret of a truly good gimlet is thorough mixing with ice. If you substitute fresh lime juice for the Rose’s lim...

For many people, the first Saturday in May is synonymous with the running of the Kentucky Derby, which simply would not be complete witho...

There are dozens of styles of this hot, spiced wine—the spices can vary, fruit may or may not be used, and it may be spirited or not. For...

The name comes from the Spanish word sangre, “blood,“ after the blood-red color of the classic red-wine sangria. The white-wine version i...