With the long evenings drawing ever nearer, it’s time to stock up dark spirits and learn how to whip up the perfect winter warmer. The best cocktail bars in London Four cocktail recipes from around ...

The Old Fashioned cocktail sports its name for a reason: It’s old. The name caught on as early as the 1880s, by which time the drink itself had already been around for at least several decades. In ...

What’s old is new again. The classic cocktail, the Old Fashioned, once again is getting a makeover. This version showcases aged rum. Rum is typically thought of in two categories. First, for light ...

The Old Fashioned is one of the world’s most beloved whiskey cocktails, and the Rum Old Fashioned is a popular version of that drink which swaps in rum in place of the whiskey. Typically made with rum ...

It’s Old Fashioned week around the world, which means it’s time to break out the brown spirits and whip up an old fashioned or two this weekend. It’s the perfect cocktail to warm you up on these ...

The problem with rum Old Fashioneds is that they’re so goddamn boring. This is not always true—sometimes it’s worth making blanket statements just to annoy rum people, who are a particularly ...

Cocktail trends may come and go, but one staple remains a fixture on drink menus two centuries after its invention — the Old Fashioned. There are many competing stories about the origins of the “first ...

"No other cocktail allows rum to flex the strength of its diversity quite so well," writes Pearl and Lime's Palmer Matthews. Join the Boston.com Cocktail Club in mixing rum cocktails with host Jackson ...

Every Saturday, Mike Augustyniak helps kick off the weekend by checking out some of the best cocktail recipes from bars in the Twin Cities. This week, he gets the lowdown on a classic cocktail at the ...

In a large mixing bowl, whisk the heavy whipping cream, eggs, brown sugar, baking powder, vanilla and salt together until well combined. Slice up the gingerbread loaf into 1 inch cubes (more or less) ...

The old fashioned is arguably the first cocktail created. It consists of a spirit, water, sugar and bitters, which means it's open to a great deal of interpretation. Mixologist Charlotte Voisey shows ...