Sometimes you just want a fun cocktail but without the alcohol. A mocktail can happen for a variety of reasons: Dry January, taking medication, avoiding a hangover, or you simply just don't want the b…

'Tis the season for sweater weather, scary movies, and cocktails with creepy names. We’ve already shared our interpretation of the Corpse Reviver #2 and felt like its lesser-known sibling the…

The Zombie was created in the 1930’s by Donn Beach AKA Don the Beachcomber. As with many tiki drinks, the Zombie is not short on flavor, rum, and recipe variations.Don was so protective over his recip…

“Strong enough to bring back the dead” is traditionally said to describe the cocktails in the Corpse Reviver family. A pre-prohibition classic, the Corpse Reviver #2 has enjoyed a resurgence in cockta…

The Sazerac is not only the OG of cocktails, it’s also the official cocktail of New Orleans, Louisiana. Created by Creole pharmacist Antoine Amedée Peychaud in the early 1830’s, the original recipe wa…