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The Scottish Highlands are home to single-malt Scotches whose differing ages and brewing styles make for radically divergent tastes.
Once a barman's staple, orange bitters—a potent concoction of botanicals used to deepen the character of many cocktails—is nowadays hard to find.
Orange-and-Coffee-Flavored Rum Liqueur
Also called The 44 Cordial, this cocktail is concocted using 44 coffee beans, 44 tsp. of sugar and steeped for 44 days.
Original Dry Martini
A London dry gin can stand up to a lot more vermouth than you might suspect. The original 1910s-era formula for this iconic drink demonstrates that fact elegantly. Continue...
Ouzo—As Fine as Silk?
Tasting of anise and packing a powerful punch, ouzo is the king of Greek spirits.
The addition of fresh peaches gives this vintage cocktail youthful appeal.
How one nautical outpost of the British Empire gave rise to the famous Pegu cocktail.
This pre-Prohibition classic combines traditional bitters and orange bitters.
Pine Cone Cocktail
This creamy, frothy, one-of-a-kind cocktail comes from the Pine Club, an elegant, cozy supper club in Dayton, Ohio. Continue...
Pineapple Basil Cocktail
Savory and sweet, this drink can use basil fresh from your garden. Continue...
Ginger lends this sweet martini a pleasant zing.
Infused vodkas make great building blocks for creative cocktails.
Piña Colada Espuma
Nami-Nami takes this favorite summertime cocktail one step further by creating a whipped-foam version that can be served as a dessert or a cocktail.
This version of the classic Planter's Punch allows the rum to be the star ingredient.
Prairie Oyster
This old-school cure-all cocktail is meant to be slugged back in a single gulp.