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Drinks

Cocktails

Where to find the best cocktails in New York and beyond, how to make the best cocktails at home, which cocktails to serve at your next party, and more.

The Honey Deuce, a US Open specialty drink, are seen on Day Six of the 2026 U.S. Open.

Honey Deuce and the Making of a U.S. Open Tradition

Grey Goose’s Aleco Azqueta explores what separates a successful event sponsorship from a brand becoming part of an event’s rituals and cultural memory. Azqueta examines how the Honey Deuce’s distinctive identity, consistency and fan participation transformed a cocktail into a tradition.
By Aleco Azqueta
The Match Point, a Honey Deuce-inspired cocktail made with Grey Goose vodka, fresh raspberries, lychee, lemongrass syrup and lemon, finished with three lychees arranged to resemble tennis balls

How the U.S. Open Turned a Cocktail Into Cultural Shorthand

The Wall Street Hotel’s Valeria Gonzalez examines what the Honey Deuce’s rise at the U.S. Open reveals about the making of an event drink. Gonzalez explores how how hospitality can extend an event far beyond its official footprint.
By Valeria Gonzalez

The Bellini Was Built on White Peaches, Prosecco and Venetian Summer

Long before bottled mixes and year-round menus, the Bellini was a fleeting Venetian pleasure built around ripe white peaches.
By Paul Jebara
pink cocktail

How the Honey Deuce Became the Real Star of the U.S. Open

By Paul Jebara

At Tales of the Cocktail, A-List Chefs Gave Food the Spotlight

By Andy Wang

Vandell Is on a Roll as Ode to the Bowl Opens Tales of the Cocktail

By Andy Wang

How The Pimm’s Cup Became the Essential Wimbledon Cocktail

By Courtney Iseman

The Drink of Summer Is Looking Bright, Bubbly and a Little Predictable

By Anna Rahmanan
A bar.

The Historic American Bars That Have Seen It All

By Paul Jebara
Espresso martinis.

Caffeinated Cocktails Are Having a More Refined Moment

By Allie Lebos

Sound On: Listening Bars Are Making People Pay Attention Again

By Alia Akkam

The Rooftop Bars in Los Angeles to Have on Your Radar

By Allie Lebos

Genghis Cohen Brings Its Nostalgic Chinese-American Food to Miami

By Andy Wang

Sip in Style at the Most Design-Forward Hotel Bars

By Allie Lebos
A cocktail and small bite with chopsticks on counter,

At Cocktail Omakase, Fast-Paced Drinks and Bold Flavors Take Center Stage

By Courtney Iseman
A cocktail bar.

The Eighth Lights Up Chelsea With a Bar That Steals the Show

By Courtney Iseman

The Valentine’s Day Cocktail Recipes Worth Falling For Right Now

By Morgan Halberg

The Festive Food and Drink Holiday Happenings in L.A. for 2025

By Allie Lebos

How Luxury, Experience and Education Are Redefining the Global Bar Scene

By Sonia Rubeck

Where to Find the Best Savory Cocktails in Los Angeles

By Allie Lebos

Seed Library, New York’s First Mr. Lyan Bar, Takes Root in NoMad

By Courtney Iseman

The Thanksgiving Cocktail Recipes for a Toast to Gratitude 

By Morgan Halberg

The Spectacularly Spooky Halloween Cocktails for the Witchiest Season

By Morgan Halberg

The Most Delicious Fall Cocktails to Sip This Season, From Pumpkin Margaritas to Apple Cider Whiskeys

By Morgan Halberg
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