3 Cocktails to Make with Sparkling Water

When life hands you lemons, start a lucrative lemonade business.

A citrusy, mezcal-based twist on the classic cocktail.

The traditional Moscow Mule gets a spicy twist using tequila and a pinch of ancho chile powder. Plain mini sugar skulls can be purchased online, then decorated at home with our instructions.

You don't have to go to a fancy bar or restaurant to enjoy the best in mixology. These bartender-created cocktails in cans allow you to experience craft cocktails at home or tote your toddy to the park or beach.

Whip up a floral-inspired gift basket that’s as easy to assemble as it is to enjoy. Plus, this blackberry simple syrup recipe will easily become your seasonal go-to.

If you love crafts but desire a more elevated, modern look in your home, these sophisticated hand-dyed bar napkins are just for you. Think tie-dye but for grown-ups.

Got a bumper crop of berries? Lucky you! Learn how to turn fresh fruit into a centuries-old sip: a shrub, or drinking vinegar, that can be enjoyed as either a cocktail or an alcohol-free restorative. And, bonus, because shrubs rely on the juice extracted from fruit, you can use very ripe and even overripe fruit for maximum fruity flavor.

This bewitching concoction combines the deep, rich flavor of cherry with lime and presents a touch of eerie elegance with its shimmering appearance. Perfect for Halloween parties or simply indulging in the supernatural flavor of dark cherry.

Preserve the wonderful flavors of your summer herb garden with these simple and tasty recipes.

Level up your at-home bartending skills and craft these syrups in minutes. Then bottle them as cute gifts because sharing is caring.