It’s Not a Cooler, It’s a Mist
At New York’s Tigre, a forgotten 1970s-era category is the inspiration for a range of breezy, minimalist cocktails.
- story: Amanda Arnold
- photo: Lizzie Munro
At New York’s Tigre, a forgotten 1970s-era category is the inspiration for a range of breezy, minimalist cocktails.
From a coveted whiskey to a ready-to-drink Martini and more.
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LyAnna Sanabria's batchable, giftable take on the Puerto Rican classic features a warming toasted spice coconut syrup.
A crash course in affordable single malt Scotch for sipping, and the five bottles that topped our recent blind tasting.
Just as a good broth adds depth to soups and stews, infused coconut water can enrich Espresso Martinis, highballs and more.
No mini-Martini is complete without an appropriately diminutive glass.
For holiday entertaining made easy, batch these upgrades to the Negroni, Manhattan and Martini ahead of time to serve as mini drinks à la minute.
Only one will win the title of Most Imaginative Bartender.
Wasabi brings a pungent, singular heat to coladas, Alexanders and more.
No longer destined for the compost bin, the ingredient is bringing tannins and tropical flavor to Old-Fashioneds, highballs and more.
I rarely order the tequila classic, but I make an exception for this savory, smoky take from Berlin’s Mr. Susan.