Easy Cocktails

Vermouth, sherry and the favor of the gods. Learn how to make it today at Liquor.com.

Bacardí brand ambassador Jacob Briars created this drink as a joke, but it’s become a popular order, so he gets the last laugh. It is similar to the Corpse Reviver No. 2, but swaps Cointreau for blue curaçao.

It doesn't have to be Halloween to enjoy this cocktail.

It's simple to make and even easier to sip. Find out how to make one today at Liquor.com.

If you want to have the Last Word, check out this classic cocktail recipe. This complex, herbal gin drink will win any argument.

The 50/50 Martini goes heavy on the vermouth for a tasty, lower-alcohol version of the classic Martini cocktail.

Composed of gin, sweet vermouth and Campari, the Negroni is the classic three-ingredient cocktail you should absolutely master.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

You may not realize it, but you’re probably already familiar with “equal parts” drinks—cocktails with ingredients measured out in precisely equal amounts. Bartenders have been making these drinks for years, knowing that they can pour in a flash. Now it’s your turn to try your hand, with drinks you already know and love or will want to get to know better.

When it comes to gin, it’s all about the recipe. Like an elaborate mosaic of herbs and spices, each recipe is so unique to the producer that no two gins are ever the same. So do you ever find yourself mystified by this concept of infusion and wonder how cool it would be to make your own gin? Well folks, the Juniper Fairy has answered your wish with The Homemade Gin Kit. No bathtub necessary.

Infused simple syrups; tangy shrubs; homemade bitters: They all help create a great drink, but if you really want to impress, that drink needs a one-of-a-kind garnish.