Delicious Mint Julep Variations
Not a fan of the original Mint Julep? These variations might just change your mind.
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Choosing the Right Mint for Your Cocktails
Looking to spice up your Juleps and Mojitos? There’s no better place to start experimenting than with the mint itself.
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How to Make the Perfect Mint Julep
A classic Mint Julep recipe that will keep you refreshed and celebrating at the Kentucky Derby and all year round.
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The 5 Weirdest Liquor Laws in America
From horseback DUI’s to not-so-happy hours, we explore the weird, apocryphal corners of American booze legislation.
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The Aventura Cocktail
In the inaugural episode of Bevvy’s Cocktail Lab, our resident mixologist has some fun with mezcal and fresh raspberries.
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Where to Order an Old-Fashioned
Stumped on the best spot in your city to order an Old-Fashioned? Bevvy is here to help.
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The History of the Old-Fashioned Cocktail
A look at the 200-year history of the Old-Fashioned cocktail, from the early nineteenth century to the cocktail renaissance of today.
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6 Classic Old-Fashioned Variations
A collection of some of our favorite innovative takes on the Old-Fashioned cocktail.
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Raising a Glass to Mad Men
Thanks to AMC’s Mad Men, an entire generation of drinkers have been introduced to some of the world’s most classic cocktails. Join us as we toast the final season.
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How to Make an Old-Fashioned Cocktail
A look at how to craft the Old-Fashioned cocktail, an American original that’s still the essence of cool after 150 years.
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A Tip of the Sombrero to You, Margarita!
A special collection of Margarita recipes to celebrate National Margarita Day 2015.
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Top 10 Cocktails of 2014
A rundown of the most popular cocktails of 2014, according to Google Trends.
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Happy Repeal Day 2014!
Raise a glass to celebrate National Prohibition Repeal Day 2014!
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Templeton Rye Whiskey Review
Templeton Rye is a small batch rye whiskey aged for more than four years in charred new white oak barrels. Templeton traces its roots back to prohibition. When booze was outlawed in 1920, some enterprising residents of tiny Templeton, Iowa…
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