Learn How to make cocktails

How to make Diamond Ice

How to juice a lime without a citrus press

Press to impress! Up your bartending skills with this handy trick for juicing a lime with nothing but a knife (and look sharp while doing it).

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How to make a clean salt rim

One of the key components in the classic Margarita, the salted glass rim is a must-learn.

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how to make a citrus twist

This popular garnish is an eye-catching way to flavor your cocktail with potent essences contained in citrus peels.

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How to shake a drink

From sealing to shaking to serving, learn how to master the bartender-style shake in a few simple steps.

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How to chill a cocktail glass

The most efficient way to get perfectly chilled glasses is by putting them in the freezer before pouring the chilled drink inside. But there’s another option...

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How to use a jigger

The jigger comes in many shapes and sizes, so choose whichever one you like...

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The salt actually plays a key role in the drink’s oh-so-balanced flavor profile. It’s also one of our favorite ways to put a spin on the classic — switching up the salt! Your drink will look pro and your kitchen will smell divine ??

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How to infuse a tea bag

How to infuse a teabag. Infusions are an effective (and easy!) way to pack your cocktails with flavor. Today, we're sharing a spiced infusion you can use in your next creation.

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How to build a drink

Crafting a quality drink is all about chilling the ingredients evenly. How might you ask?

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How to put a light string into your Cointreau bottle

A simple way to repurpose your Cointreau bottle after you've made your share of Margaritas.

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How to make a cocktail with kitchen leftovers

Learn what to do with kitchen leftovers to make good cocktails!

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How to garnish a drink

They said we eat with our eyes first, and it's no different with cocktails!

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How to make a simple syrup

When you're getting into making cocktails, there are a handful of must-know ingredients and gestures. One of the most practical and often used? Simple syrup. Good news is it's ultra-simple to make. Just remember: equal parts sugar and water.

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How to stir a drink

You may be thinking, "I know how to stir a drink!" But to mix like a pro, there's more than one step involved.

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How to easily twist a sangria

Summer is not over yet! Here are 3 sangria cocktail recipes you don’t want to miss...

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How to egg foam

Nothing sings pro quite like a well-executed cocktail foam. But it's actually pretty fool proof. Fresh egg whites, ice, a shaker, and the how-to above are all you need.

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How to Make a Frozen Margarita for 2 WITH A BLENDER

We're giving the classic Margarita a warm-weather twist using your kitchen blender.

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How to use eggs yolks

We’re big fans of a foamy egg white cocktail, but it’s a little painful to throw out the yolk. Good new is there’s no need. You can confit them!

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How to use orange peels

Oleo-Saccharum may be tough to pronounce, but it couldn't be easier to make...

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A guide to Cocktail glassware

A comprehensive guide to cocktail glassware so you can be assured to chose the perfect glass for each and every cocktail!

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How to smoke a cocktail

Always wanted to know how to smoke a cocktail?

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How to make diamond ice

Special occasions call for special cocktails, and today we're showing you a sure-fire way to elevate your presentation: diamond ice...

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How to make a Shrub

Have you heard of a shrub? Not the kind that goes in the garden, but the kind you ingest. Also known as a “drinking vinegar,” this concentrated, tangy syrup is a secret mixology weapon. They can be coupled with cold water or club soda, or added to a cocktail recipe. Here’s how to whip one up at home.

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