Melissa Hougen

First popularized in the mid-1930s, tiki cocktails were all the rage among sweltering LA locals for several decades. The beginning of tiki culture is ...

Stir the vodka and Kahlúa together then float the cream on top using the back of a spoon. Add ice if desired, then serve. ...

Use this as a substitute for coffee and whisky when you need a little hair of the dog. Follow with a large glass of water. Fill the shot glass with ...

Don’t take this shot with your hands. Enjoy the full experience of the Blow Job by putting your arms behind your back and picking up the shot glass ...

In an old fashioned glass with ice, add the rum, juices, and simple syrup. Stir to combine and sprinkle on a pinch of cracked pepper. Garnish with a ...

Taking its cue from the classic mint Julep, this recipe hinges on bourbon, simple syrup, and fresh mint, with a splash of club soda. The cocktail ...