Rum, rye whiskey, and bourbon all have a long and storied history in America, but when it comes to early cocktail creation in the U.S., Cognac plays a special role as the original spirit of choice.

The Sidecar emerged around WWI, found in two 1922 cocktail books. Its name's origin is debated — some say it was for a motorcycle sidecar-riding customer; others, that it came from the leftover ...

The sidecar is a captivating classic cocktail. It's been around for at least a century, but its origins remain an enigma. Here's what to know.

Whiskey (usually rye), sweet vermouth, and bitters, a Manhattan is as classic as it gets! Anytime you find whiskey and sweet vermouth together, you know you're in for something great. 5.

The Sidecar is one of those timeless cocktails that never goes out of style, thanks to its perfect mix of sweet, sour, and strong flavours. While its origins are a bit hazy, most people agree it ...