Sweet, sour, and fruity, it’s the ideal drink for hot summer days. So, grab your cocktail shaker (I used a Cobbler shaker), and let’s mix up this refreshing treat. Cheers to delicious ...

ANN ARBOR, MI -- The tea-based Herbal Cobbler, garnished with lemon and ... mint in this mix adds a frosty aromatic that deepens the cocktail’s profile. RELATED: What in the ‘Sam Hill ...

I went for a lighter cocktail as the summer heat has returned, the tea-based Herbal Cobbler fit the bill perfectly. The mix gives off bright herbaceous flavors with lemon and mint garnish.

Cocktail mixing glasses are undeniably cool -- and they whip up great drinks -- but do you really need one in your home bar?

Brother Arnold Hadd of the Sabbathday Lake Shaker village in Maine.Credit...Lucas Foglia for The New York Times Supported by By Jordan Kisner Jordan Kisner is a contributing writer for the magazine.

Showstopper.” Influenced by apple tarte Tatin, this upside-down peach cobbler is a little more cakey and just as elegant.Credit...David Malosh for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Simon Andrews.

The Iron Shaker Cocktail Competition has found a new venue after The Hollywood Room was damaged during a fire in July. The event, still scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 22, will now take place at the ...

At the US Open currently underway in New York, a single cocktail will surpass $10 million in sales before the tennis grand slam event ends September 8. The drink’s sales alone could cover the ...

2 oz rye whiskey — 1 oz dry vermouth — 1 oz Campari Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker/mixer tin with ice. Stir well to chill, and then strain into either a cocktail glass/coupe for ...

Add vodka, passion fruit liqueur and puree, lime juice, and vanilla syrup to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake for 12–15 seconds until well chilled. Strain into a chilled coupe glass.