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02/14/2010
Unlike a kir, which is made with white wine, a kir royale is topped with sparkling wine. Continue...
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01/12/2010
Brandy and Bénédictine, just like gin and vermouth, are two spirits that were born to be paired together.
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Source: Drinks Mixer
12/17/2009
Ginger and pear go well together in desserts and breakfast pastries, so it's worth playing around with the combination in a cocktail too, using ginger liqueur and pear nectar.
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Source: Slashfood
12/17/2009
Ginger is highly regarded for its ability to soothe an upset stomach, especially after a rich meal. This tea is an easy way to take advantage of the root's benefits.
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Source: wikiHow
11/24/2009
The combination of bright red pomegranate juice and mint screams Christmas. With ginger and citrus soda, it is a refreshing break from rich holiday dishes.
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Source: eCurry
11/24/2009
Adding cranberry juice to hot apple cider gives it a tart and festive flavor to make it kid-friendly, leave out the spiced rum.
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Source: Andrea Meyers
11/23/2009
Thanks to cranberry juice and a coconut flake rim, this cocktail looks just like Santa’s hat turned upside down.
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Source: Celebrations
11/23/2009
Blue as ice thanks to blue curacao, this drink is a chilly treat for holiday entertaining.
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Source: Hostess with the Mostess
11/19/2009
This drink combines hibiscus flowers preserved in syrup and champagne, making a stunning drink that's perfect for any celebration.
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Source: The Hungry Mouse
11/19/2009
Champagne is a must-have on New Year's Eve: try dressing it up with elderflower liqueur, mint, and cucumber, for a sweet and refreshing cocktail.
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Source: Zested
11/19/2009
Elevating a mimosa with Campari is a perfect way to serve up cocktails during a New Year's brunch—you can use up any leftover champagne from the night before.
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Source: Laylita's Recipes
11/19/2009
Adding gelatin can make almost any cocktail into a wiggly shot. These untraditional cocktails are a fun way to add flair to a New Year's party.
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Source: Big Red Kitchen
11/19/2009
Hot buttered rum is a holiday staple. But mix in some ice cream and this family favorite only gets better. Keep a batch on hand in the freezer for unexpected holiday guests.
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Source: Luna Cafe
11/19/2009
Rich liqueurs are mixed to taste exactly like a freshly baked sugar cookie.
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Source: Grin and Bake It
11/19/2009
Two favorite holiday recipes are combined to make the ultimate party drink. This is ideal for holiday parties, as most of the recipe can be prepared ahead of time.
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Source: Once Upon a Chef
11/19/2009
In Spain, revelers eat twelve grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve: the sweetness of each grape indicates the quality of each month ahead. Incorporate this tradition into your celebration by threading grapes onto skewers and placing them in a glass of bubbly.
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Source: Noble Pig
11/19/2009
Cranberries and ginger make a wonderful and potent New Year's cocktail.
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Source: Food Channel
11/19/2009
On a cold New Year's Eve, celebrate with a cocktail that transports you somewhere tropical. This beautiful rum and citrus recipe does just that.
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Source: White on Rice Couple
11/19/2009
This citrusy Christmas cocktail is great with either ginger ale for the kids or champagne for adults.
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Source: The Review Lady
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