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Add the bourbon, cognac, bitters, and grenadine to a cocktail mixing glass. Add a large handful of ice and stir until the glass is ice-cold to touch (about 15 to 20 seconds). Strain the cocktail ...

Nick and Nora. This glass was named by Dale DeGroff, father of the modern cocktail movement, after the fictional detectives Nick and Nora Charles from the 1930s film The Thin Man. Sweeney explains ...

"My most popular holiday cocktail so far is the Batched Peppermint Espresso Martinis," she said of the drink video that reached over 1.6 million views on Instagram alone.

The Between the Sheets is a classic cocktail, similar to the Sidecar, made up of equal parts cognac, light rum, and triple sec with freshly squeezed lemon juice and an orange peel garnish.

Luckily, when it comes to classics, most can be served in martini glasses. Like the martini itself, martini glasses have evolved over the years, which, as design-obsessed shopping editors, we welcome.

I f you were to craft a list of the world’s most classic cocktails, the Old Fashioned recipe would undoubtedly sit at the very top. For over 200 years, the whiskey-heavy drink has served as a ...

The highball is a long, tall glass that has a uniform, narrow diameter. It is named for the group of mixed alcoholic drinks, ...

Muddle the mint and lemon juice together in a cocktail shaker or large glass. Add the cherry juice, vodka, and a scoop of ice. Shake until very cold, approximately 30 seconds.

Urban Bar 1920 Martini Cocktail Glass There’s a reason why martinis are served in those long-stemmed, conical glasses—and, no, it’s not purely for looks.