The Manhattan isn’t just a cocktail—it’s a piece of history poured into a glass. First stirred sometime in the late 1800s, the exact origin of this iconic drink is still debated. Some say it was ...

The Manhattan may be one of the most classic vintage cocktails around, but our frozen update gives it a fresh, modern feel. Whether you look at it as a boozy dessert or the perfect cocktail to cool ...

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The first Manhattan cocktails were made with American rye whiskey. Over time, other types of whiskey joined the mix, such as Bourbon, American blended whiskey, and — during Prohibition — Canadian ...

From Black Manhattans to Rob Roys, these variations rethink the classic template. Prairie Rose is Food & Wine's senior drinks editor. A trained sommelier, cocktail book author, and wine and spirits ...

Bartenders reveal the best whiskeys for a Manhattan, including ryes and bourbons like Rittenhouse and Booker’s, plus expert ...

Overhead view of two frozen Manhattan cocktails with two liquor bottles. - Ksenia Prints/Tasting Table The Manhattan may be one of the most classic vintage cocktails around, but our frozen update ...

Not only can a well-placed cocktail garnish make a drink look and feel fancy, the right choice can enhance the liquid that is poured into your glass. We spoke to Justin Lavenue, master mixologist and ...