At Legacy Records in New York City, the Pink Martyr (St. Valentine was famously martyred for defying Emperor Claudius II’s ...

The drink I usually make with this liqueur is the kir royale ... and it works very well combined with a dry white or sparkling wine. Orange liqueurs are a slightly confusing category, as ...

The Blue Hawaii is a popular tiki drink that just may define the genre, but there are a lot of look (and sound) alikes, so ...

a French liqueur with complex notes of bittersweet orange peel. The Brooklyn is a stirred, spirit-forward cocktail. It’s big, boozy, and bittersweet — a hallmark of pre-Prohibition cocktails ...

Each type of orange liqueur is made to a distinct recipe, so each will taste quite different. Be wary of substituting one orange liqueur for another, especially if a recipe calls for a specific ...

Cocktails make any gathering ... hot black tea and boozy orange cream", this "draws inspiration from my mum's love of orange liqueur-spiked cream and a firm Yorkshire favourite – the cuppa".

and 1 tablespoon of orange liqueur in a cocktail shaker filled with ice; cover with a lid and shake for about 15 seconds. Next, strain the drink into a cocktail glass filled with ice and garnish ...

It's an essential ingredient in a Sidecar, a classic drink typically made with brandy, orange liqueur and lemon juice. We love this holiday-inspired version that uses hazelnut sugar, apple ...

Some liqueurs, particularly orange-flavoured ones (Cointreau or ... Most, though, are used as aperitifs or digestifs, or to make cocktails. If you’re making cocktails, be careful about ...