World Cocktail Day is about appreciating the creativity, history, and cultural exchange behind each glass. Whether you're a fan of the bitter, the bubbly, or the boldly boozy, there's a cocktail out ...

The Brooklyn, which combines rye whiskey, dry vermouth, maraschino liqueur, and Amer Picon (a bittersweet French liqueur), is thought to have been created in the early 1900s in response to the ...

We are living in a renaissance of incredible cocktail glasses. Maybe it’s just that the internet has given folks more access to some of the best unique cocktail glasses the world has to offer ...

Cocktails and beer are often seen as two separate worlds—one for the refined, the other for the casual drinker. But what if they could meet ...

Beer cocktails aren’t just a novelty; they’re a clever way to blend flavours, soften sharp edges, or add depth to drinks we already love. And listen, I totally get it.

When is a Margarita a Manhattan? The Churchill, a mid-1900s cocktail invented at the Savoy in London that was created for the legendary British prime minister, uses a base of Scotch whisky to play ...

Explore how India's cocktail culture is evolving with innovative mixology, local ingredients, and storytelling. Discover the trends shaping the future of cocktails in metropolitan cities like ...

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The short answer is . . . not really. "Cortisol cocktails do offer hydration benefits (coconut water) and antioxidants from citrus, alongside minerals from good quality salts," Sepel says.

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Novelty is anything that you experience as new, explains Besser. Fortunately, it exists all around you—if you’re open to it. The key is to train your mind to get out of your routines.

Next, you need to walk a tightrope between novelty and chaos. Most people will remember roughly three things about a situation, but the size of those things depends on how much they already know.