Vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz feels the same way about Diet Mountain Dew that we feel about gin.

Two things have brought us joy lately: exploring summer cocktails and the nomination of Kamala Harris as the Dem. presidential candidate.

The Yale Cocktail originated in New York during the late nineteenth century, with two competing recipes from two different bars.

Negroni Week is an ideal time to celebrate one of our favorite cocktails: the Negroni.

To make a cocktail using microgreens, we recommend shaking the them with ice to release their subtle flavors.

In 1917, Bullock became the first known Black author to publish a cocktail manual: The Ideal Bartender.

French is often said to be the language of love, so what better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with a French 75.

February is Black History Month, so we’re celebrating the contributions of African Americans to mixology and cocktail culture in the US.

The Martinez is a classic cocktail that is neither a Manhattan nor a Martini.

Today we are celebrating the 49th and largest state in the Union with our take on the classic Alaska cocktail.

Punch is one of the oldest mixed drinks. The drink originated in India and was introduced to the West in the seventeenth century.

If you’re looking for a signature cocktail for New Year’s or a post-Christmas gathering, this pomegranate gimlet won’t disappoint.

The Gin Professors are busy elves this week getting ready for the holidays, including trying out some new recipes.

The Kakkoii was developed by international award-winning Vancouver bartender David Wolowidnyk.

For our sister’s birthday, we marked the occasion by creating a special cocktail in her honor.

We’re celebrating the birthday of novelist Ian Fleming with the cocktail created by his fictional alter ego: the Vesper.

We’re celebrating the birthday of the famous silent movie star with the cocktail that bears his name.

Looking for something to warm you up on these cold “Movember” evenings? Look no further than the Sharpie Moustache.

The Gin Professors are marking Movember with this devilish cocktail: Satan’s Whiskers.

We’re continuing to keep things pink this month. This time we’re trying our hand at the aptly named Pink Gin Cocktail.