This classic 1980’s cocktail is the drink equivalent of a melon Jolly Rancher. Thankfully, it isn’t overly sweet, it’s sweet-tart....

Irish coffee or caife Gaelach if you will is an absolute classic and probably the most famous drink from Ireland....

This sweet, frothy after-dinner cocktail’s name is derived from it’s green color which comes from the crème de menthe. Tujague’s,...

Another fabulous green option for St. Patrick’s day. Don’t let the Green Chartreuse scare you, the whisky, lime and mint...

This cocktail was created by Joaquín Simó of Pouring Ribbons in New York. It combines Knappogue Castle 12 Year Old...

Perfect for a fan of the Mojito, Martini or Gimlet as it combines the best of each of these traditional...

This cocktail is surprisingly good, easy to drink, creamy, and is predominantly minty. I love Midori based drinks and skeptics...

The Garden Negroni deviates a bit from the standard Negroni recipe, but the feeling is the same. It was inspired...

This version of an Old Fashioned travels to the Emerald Isle and takes a different route – instead of using...

The Isle and Anchor is best made with pebble ice in the fashion of a cobbler but will drink equally...