At its core, most cocktails are created with an influence or rendition from a classic. Think of a Tom Collins, Negronis, Manhattans, Sidecars, and with all this variety maps a journey to something new and exciting. There are numerous ways to create classic cocktails. Here you’ll find the Liquid Culture influence.
The Woody Rose is a cocktail inspired by Aaron Hatchell and his hometown of Woodstock, Ontario. Seeing as it is a dairy capital of Canada (I DID not know this,…
Take a second to really let that title sink in, because there’s a lot going on with this National Irish Coffee Week special! Today I’ve combined Irish Whiskey, with some…
The drinkstagram community came together this holiday season to create a cocktail-inspired “Secret Sante” initiative. Created by none other than Matthias of ServedbySoberon, we were all given an individual in…
For someone that never grew up loving gingerbread, this cocktail is EVERYTHING. Who doesn’t love a sip of a delicious Old Fashioned, and for the holidays, I’m bringing out the…
After the success of my first Bramble, I’ve been itching to create another variation of this classic. With the holiday’s around the corner, I thought I would celebrate 7 days…
There’s something to be said about a delicious manhattan. I didn’t always appreciate this imbibe, but it takes quality products with the right techniques to really make the difference. In…
I’m feeling a bit nostalgic today, because this is going to be my last, creative piece when it comes to a Peach Wednesday cocktail feature. Next week I have something…
I’m ashamed to admit, but this may be my first gimlet on Liquid Culture. Where did the time go? How can I neglect such a heinous crime? Well I’m here…
With only a few Wednesdays left in the year, Peach Wednesday cocktails will soon be over, but not without a bang! I asked the community for their suggestions on what…
I came across the classic Stinger recipe in the Death and Co. Cocktail book, and I have to tell you, I had never heard of it! If you’re like me,…