When making a classic or specialty margarita at home, do you really need to add a dash of sweet triple sec to the glass?

The margarita is a classic drink that's a popular pick for almost any occasion, but you can mix things up by adding sweet tea to your cocktail.

Chill a flute. In a shaker, combine gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, plus ice. Shake lightly. Strain into the flute and top ...

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Cointreau, the iconic orange liqueur, announces its first-ever Ready-to-Serve innovation: Cointreau Citrus Spritz - a fresh, flavor-forward line of sparkling cocktails designed for effortless daytime ...

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Looking for a better life and new opportunities, Gloria and Jose Fuentes immigrated from El Salvador to the U.S. over 40 ...

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A classic cocktail is a classic for a reason: it’s reliable, familiar and just dang good. The drinks stand the test of time and are essential in every bar bible.

Easy Fall Cocktails everyone will love! These Fall Cocktail Recipes include apple cider, Fireball, Cinnamon, Pumpkin, an ...

Turn a margarita into a simple, boozy frozen treat. Here's how English cook and author Nigella Lawson makes the cocktail-inspired, no-churn ice cream.