Master the Manhattan cocktail with bold vermouths and whiskey twists. A fresh take on this timeless favorite for cocktail enthusiasts.

Ahead, we’ve gathered six Manhattan recipes that prove why this cocktail is one to covet. The Manhattan is a classic example of the 2:1 rule that governs many traditional cocktails. It blends 2 ...

It's believed that the Manhattan cocktail originated at the Manhattan Club in New York City in the early 1870s. Since then, it's become a staple in bars and cocktail lounges across the country.

The cocktail revival brought back this nearly forgotten pre-Prohibition Manhattan riff. Prairie Rose is Food & Wine's senior drinks editor. A trained sommelier, cocktail book author, and wine and ...

It's National Coffee Day and there's no better way to celebrate than keeping it classy with a delicious coffee-infused cocktail. This Grand Brulot Black Manhattan recipe inspired by bartender Todd ...

Whiskey (usually rye), sweet vermouth, and bitters, a Manhattan ... This recipe works straight up or on the rocks. Use your favorite whiskey in this classic cocktail, bourbon, rye, Tennessee ...

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Our friends over at Bars and Clubs have shared a range of whisky cocktails you can enjoy on Saturday evening for Burns Night.

And, of course, it has a very important defining feature: a bit of absinthe! Get Recipe: Manhattan Cocktail Whiskey (usually rye), sweet vermouth, and bitters, a Manhattan is as classic as it gets!