The key to a great Manhattan is starting with a great whiskey. Sweet vermouth and bitters help bring out the complexity of the main ingredient.

There's nothing more elegant than a simple, timeless, classic Manhattan cocktail. Consisting of just three ingredients — rye whiskey, Angostura bitters, and vermouth — the Manhattan has become a ...

In this video, we take you through the process of making a classic Manhattan cocktail featuring one of the finest bourbons ...

Morton's Signature State St. Manhattan cocktail looks a whole lot like a classic Manhattan, but the bourbon is infused with orange peels and cherries for extra depth of flavor. And, in true Morton's ...

A martini is classically made with gin and a rinse of vermouth, but you can make it with vodka if you prefer. For a dry ...

The Martinez is the missing link. The halfway point. It is both stylistically and chronologically a middle child, a cocktail that falls comfortably into the category of “forgotten classic,” which is ...

One of the first seminars I attended on the first day of the Manhattan Cocktail Classic was called "History: What Is It Good For?," famed cocktail historian and writer Dave Wondrich looked out into ...

Order an Infinite Negroni at St. Bibiana, an Italian restaurant within Hotel Bardo in Savannah, Georgia, and a slim white booklet may arrive alongside your crimson-hued drink. Inside the booklet: a ...