Cheers to the Irish with these whiskey cocktails. The post Nothing’s more Irish than whiskey cocktails for St Patrick’s Day ...

Spring is officially here, at least in my area where the sun has been shining and the winter cold is finally (finally!) dissipating. That means it's time for spring cocktails. The post Whiskey can be ...

From glazes and marinades to desserts and sauces, these five recipes showcase the incredible range of what whiskey can do in ...

spices like cinnamon or other add-ins you choose to use, then let cook down on the stovetop until creamy and soft. Other recipes incorporate whiskey in the form of a butter compound versus pouring ...

Learn how to make the perfect Whiskey-Smoked Turkey Recipe this Christmas using whiskey brine and whiskey barrel chips to deliver a sweet and smoky flavor that your guests will love. I’ve cooked ...

Wondrich recommends using a younger Irish whiskey in this recipe, as heat can amplify the tannins of an older whiskey in an unpleasant way. Warming the serving bowl before mixing in the whiskey ...

There’s 178 recipes ... so I use it to taste. To me, 0.25 oz. was both necessary and sufficient. Orange Marmalade: This cocktail is essentially a Breakfast Martini but with Irish whiskey instead ...

In spite of the bipolar nature of the weather, Saint Patrick’s Day resides just around the corner. Whether there is a nip in ...

The orange works well with the whiskey, but can easily be omitted. For this recipe you will need a 6cm ... Add the butter and rub it in using your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine ...

Strain the whiskey sour into a rocks glass using a hawthorne cocktail strainer and a fine mesh strainer. If you don’t have a strainer, any kitchen sieve will work just as well.