Craft Cocktails Liquor Simple Syrup 
A Bar Above
JANUARY 17, 2024
From understanding the basics to exploring more diverse sweeteners, this course helps you enhance your cocktail creations and overall cocktail mixology skills in the simplest of ways, so to speak. Learn to create and modify simple syrups , from understanding the basics to crafting more complex syrups.
VinePair
DECEMBER 24, 2024
Some of the worlds most iconic cocktails employ whiskey as their base liquor. But there are many other whiskey cocktails, many with historic roots, that have enjoyed a quiet revival along with the boom of craft cocktail culture. Served up in a coupe, its a drink thats all about savoring bold, layered flavors.
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A Bar Above
DECEMBER 21, 2023
Surprisingly, the origin word “mocktail” doesn’t come from a sober mixologist but instead from a 1979 Libbey Glass advertisement targeting both alcohol-drinkers and those who abstain from liquor. Whatever the origin, though, we have all learned by now that “mocktail” means a non-alcoholic drink meant to replicate a cocktail.
Moody Mixologist
MARCH 11, 2025
Gin is one of the most popular spirits and one of the most common liquors used in cocktails. From Prohibition era classics like the Bees Knees to the iconic Martini or the eternally refreshing Gin and Tonic , theres a gin cocktail for just about everyone. What is gin? Lime cordial is essentially a sweetened lime juice.
A Bar Above
MAY 28, 2024
Throw in a bottle of his favorite liquor and a bar mat for a non-slip surface, a jar of cocktail cherries for garnish, or a cocktail smoker kit, and you have a complete gift! We just launched this Old Fashioned cocktail kit gift box , but you still have plenty of time to receive it before the big day if you order now.
Mixologists
FEBRUARY 19, 2025
Start with the "holy trinity" of base liquors: vodka, gin, and rum. Mixing and Serving: Must-Have Bar Tools and Equipment (Professional Grade) Crafting cocktails requires the right tools. Simple syrup is a must-have. Flavored syrups and liqueurs add creativity. Then, add tequila and whiskey.
A Bar Above
DECEMBER 28, 2023
Photo via Unsplash You’ll notice a couple of our recipes below call for what looks like booze, but it’s actually a craft, non-alcoholic, distilled “spirit” that you can use in place of alcohol. Now, don’t expect it to taste like actual liquor. Add the tonic water first, and then add ice.
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