Whisk together cold brew, coffee liqueur, simple syrup, and vodka in a large measuring cup with an easy-pour spout. Pour mixture evenly into 6 (3-ounce) ice-pop molds (about 6 tablespoons each).

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Except for the boozy ones, into which I threw a little too much enthusiasm (see also: vodka) and so they didn’t freeze well. At recipe-level strength, your 21+ Pride pops should hold up just fine.

A Northern Irish independent alcohol brand has announced a new partnership with local distributor Anzac Drinks, enabling a wider reach across the island of Ireland.

If you want to elevate your homemade popsicles, transform margaritas into frozen treats with this recipe. These boozy ...

ALDI shoppers are going wild for a new boozy product that looks perfect for summer BBQs and picnics. The supermarket has brought out alcoholic mango margarita cans, which cost just £1.70. And the ...

What’s more refreshing than an Aperol Spritz? These boozy, citrusy popsicles from Lucy Simon, made with the traditional Aperol, Prosecco, and club soda, plus some orange juice for extra juiciness. For ...

What are you doing this weekend? If you answered anything other than “drinking a cocktail on a rooftop,” then you’re doing summer wrong. Fortunately, we tracked down the best rooftop bars NYC has to ...

From elegant cheese stations to inventive cocktail twists, here are some exciting culinary concepts guaranteed to elevate your celebration and leave a lasting impression. Serve up personal grazing ...