If you can make a pot of tea, you can infuse sake. It’s not only an excellent aperitif but also a good match with spicy dishes such as satay or curry -- and if you’re looking for a change from mimosas ...

This bubbly cocktail—which pairs the bittersweet flavor of grapefruit with sparkling sake and botanical gin—is best when served very cold. Keep your gin, sake, and sparkling water in the fridge until ...

Tear mint sprig and drop into a cocktail shaker. Add 4 cucumber slices and simple syrup. Hand-press with a muddler. Add vodka, sake and lime juice. Fill shaker with ice, and shake vigorously for 6 ...

Will we ever tire of riffing on the classic Negroni? Probably not. From cold brew to sour cherry variations, the Negroni is a classic cocktail that the bartending world can’t (and won’t) stop ...

If you're in the Northeast and want something a little stronger than hot chocolate to warm you up during what meteorologists are predicting could be the biggest snow storm in a hundred years, try this ...

1 bottle (720 ml or 24 ounces) premium (daiginjo or ginjo) sake Zest of 2 limes or 2 oranges ½ cup fresh-squeezed lime or orange juice 2 teaspoons simple syrup (made by boiling 1 part sugar to 2 parts ...