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Do it yourself: how to make your own syrups from scratch

Somewhere between the potency of spirits and the tartness of citrus is sugar, an essential link in the cocktail chain.[…]

It’s 5 o’clock somewhere! 5 easy cocktail recipes to make at home

Just because you don’t have the proper tools doesn’t mean you should limit your cocktail-making repertoire to variations on a[…]

Time to up your bartending skills: 5 essential cocktail books to reveal your inner mixologist

Whether you’re looking to hone your drink-making skills or just curious to learn more about the fascinating world of cocktails,[…]

Movie night: 7 iconic cocktails and the classics that made them famous

Ever dreamt of putting yourself in your favorite movie character’s shoes? This fun activity will bring you one step closer.

WBB x Savoir-Faire Project by Roman Jehanno : artisans at work

In a stunning photo series, French photographer Roman Jehanno sheds the spotlight on the passionate people behind the bar.

Tequila and cooking: Mexico in your glass and on your plate

It’s time to eat, but that doesn’t mean you have to leave the tequila behind! When it comes to cooking,[…]

7 flambéing recipe ideas

Here are seven simple yet deliciously gourmet pairings which prove spirits still have plenty of surprises in store for us.[…]

5 whisky-infused snacks to liven up traditional appetizers

What if, like us, whisky also occasionally longed for a change of scenery? Read on to discover some great ideas[…]

Cachaça and rum - siblings or cousins?

We often forget that cachaça has been around for longer than rum. But apart from age, what are the real[…]

Do you know the difference between a London Dry and a Distilled Gin?

Here’s a clue - It has nothing to do with London. It’s more a matter of quality and of style.

How American rap and cognac became partners in crime

Since the nineties, major cognac brands have been featured in several hip-hop and rap tracks and music videos.

Before pubs, there were Gin Palaces

Let us set the scene: London, 1835. The Industrial Revolution was at its peak, Queen Victoria reigned over the kingdom,[…]