Once you have your pickle shot glasses, one of the most quintessential fillers would be a Bloody Mary shot. The pickle's brine and acidity is a dream match for this iconic drink's tomato sweetness ...

Raise a glass to America’s birthday with this layered red and blue shot made with equal parts grenadine, blue curaçao, and vodka. Here’s how to make it pitcher-style.

Combine Amer Picon, vermouth, lemon juice, and bitters in a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Cover with lid, and shake vigorously until very cold, about 15 seconds. Strain into shot glasses, and ...

Martiny's in Manhattan is an intimate ode to its namesake drink with a Japanese-influenced menu, and most nights you'll see guests holding V-shaped glasses similar to these 5.5-ounce numbers from ...

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 that this ...

Co-founder and president of Vikre Distillery, Emily Vikre's book "Camp Cocktails" will be available Feb. 25. The book features an array of cocktails that fit into the outdoorsy lifestyle.

Classic cocktail recipes are capped at just 2 to 4 ounces, Weaver points out. We can trace the larger, boozy drinks in big glasses filled with lots of juice to the post-Prohibition tiki bar boom.

"When serving any liquid in a shot glass, it's clear to the recipient how it should be consumed: knocked straight back," he contends. "Taken in this fashion, tequila is experienced as more bitter ...

“You can make 90 percent of drinks in a rocks, a collins, and a good all-purpose cocktail glass.” Regardless of what you make in them, the right cocktail glasses for you are a matter of taste.