Mint is a great ingredient to use in cocktails, adding a zip of freshness to your drinks. It's found in many classics, so try ...

This watermelon mint syrup pairs delightfully for delicious drinks. Whether you’re harvesting straight from the garden or buying fresh produce, there’s nothing like preserving summer’s ...

As we ease into fall, cocktail choices naturally shift to match the changing season. But just because it's autumn doesn’t ...

Mint Juleps for spring, slushies and smashes for summer, and hot toddies and spiked lattes when it's cold. We have recipes ...

Pour the bourbon into the glass with the muddled mint and simple syrup. Stir to combine. Fill your cup generously with crushed ice. Slowly pour the Prosecco over the ice, filling the glass to the top.

Martha Stewart's favorite dinnertime drink is simple, tasty, and refreshing, and it barely takes any effort at all. Plus, it ...

One traditional Yorkshire meadery, Nidhoggr, has branched out from traditional mead and now offers a variety of flavoured ...

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The Go-Go Gadget Latin Drink by Ricky Ramirez is boozy ... In the bottom half of a mixing tin, add the mint and simple syrup and muddle to combine. Add rum, coconut water and lime.