Level up - Bitters

Why Low-Alcohol Doesn’t Mean Low-Flavor

Low-alcohol drinks have been gaining popularity in recent years, and with good reason. As more people become health-conscious and seek to moderate their alcohol intake, the myth that low-alcohol means...  read more

Low-ABV Cocktails That Still Pack Flavor

In a world where high-proof spirits often steal the spotlight, low-alcohol cocktails are making a splash of their own. Whether you're looking to sip and savor without the dizzying effects of a full-st...  read more

Deep Dive Into The Sazerac Cocktail

Explore the rich history and intricate flavors of the Sazerac cocktail in this comprehensive guide. When it comes to iconic American cocktails, the Sazerac stands tall among the giants. Originating fr...  read more

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History

The History of the Rob Roy

An irresistible combination of vermouth, Scotch whisky, and bitters, the Rob Roy is a smooth, tasty cocktail often compared to the Manhattan. The distinguishing factor, however, is that the Rob Roy ex...  read more

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The Old-Fashioned History of the Old Fashioned

A sophisticated blend of bourbon, bitters, soda and sugar, the Old Fashioned cocktail has roots that go all the way back to the 1800s! The name comes from the way it is made, with people heading to co...  read more

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The top ten things you need in your cocktail cabinet

One of the best things about alcohol is that it has a very long use-by date. Spirits, in particular, can last months in your cocktail cabinet, so it makes sense to keep everything in stock so that you...  read more

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The Story of the Seelbach

All the best cocktails have a long and fascinating history behind them, and the Seelbach cocktail is no exception. A delicious combination of bourbon, Cointreau, Champagne, Angostura bitters and Peych...  read more

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