The Dirty Shirley isn't just a grown up version of the popular Shirley Temple drink. It's also a refreshing cocktail that's super easy to craft at home in just five minutes. A Dirty Shirley ...

Bring the water to a boil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the tea bags, spices, and orange zest. Stir to combine, and remove from heat. Let steep 10 to 15 minutes. Remove tea bags ...

Jarred cocktail sauce is infused with gin and vermouth to serve as a “dirty” dip for the flavorful shrimp. Serve it with more olives on the side for a celebratory appetizer. And for a ...

One of the latest cocktail trends proves that something old can become new again. Several hotspot lounges and bars from coast to coast are boasting a lineup of dirty dump drinks on their menus.

Dirty Sue Premium Pickle Juice was crafted for use in Picklebacks, Margaritas, Bloody marys, and any cocktail that would benefit from salty, savory, lightly spicy pickle juice. It can also be drunk on ...

Fiorella swaps dry vermouth for pasta water to create the Dirty Pasta Water Martini ... that it’s their “new favorite cocktail.” In the review, they wrote that they weren’t expecting ...

the Dirty Pasta Water Martini features a herbaceous gin (Vetri prefers Revivalist's Equinox Expression), which adds a subtle, floral quality to this cocktail and delivers a round gentle sweetness ...

Fresh basil, raw garlic, and a pasta cheese blend are distilled—seemingly through sorcery—into a sophisticated cocktail at Extra Dirty Cocktail Club, a hidden bar within another hidden bar ...

But no matter how you make it, few, if any, have the cult following that the dirty martini has right now: There are $195 kits, hats and some variation of the cocktail on restaurant and bar menus ...