cocktails: Last News

RED: The Boulevardier is a classic cocktail that dates back to the early 1920s. Though it mustered a comeback the past few years, let’s hope this red cocktail fades to black on election night.INGREDIENTS: 1½ ounces of your favorite bourbon, ¾ ounce sweet vermouth, ¾ ounce Campari, orange peel.PREPARATION: Chill a cocktail glass by filling with ice or placing in the freezer for about 5 minutes.

Just as The Drifters sang, everything is all right up on the roof.

announcing the birth of her first child,  Cameron Diaz  has a new baby on her hands—her new “clean” wine brand Avaline. The There’s Something About Mary actress, 47, and her best friend Katherine Power launched Avaline on Thursday, July 9.

Here's the Recipe:1.5 oz Malibu Rum 1.5 oz Peach Schnapps1.5 oz Banana Liqueur4 oz Pineapple JuiceSplash of GrenadineHere's how it's done:Vinton whips up her version of the Tokyo Sunset super quickly by putting ice in a shaker and adding all the liquor, before adding four ounces of pineapple Juice and shaking it up. To give it the red and yellow color that the drink gets its name from, she pours some grenadine to the top and adds orange for garnish (in some photos of the real cocktail, you can see Epcot also sometimes adds a cherry for extra oomph.) This is what your final product should look like:The Tokyo Sunset cocktail is just one of Disney's classic items that people have started duping at home during quarantine.

I venture behind the heavy plastic curtain indicated by the cabby and am shouted at by a small, irate Chinese lady chopping a mountain of cabbages. Back to the map.Forty minutes later I reach the Vietnamese restaurant where I’m supposed to have lunch, flustered and parched.

I venture behind the heavy plastic curtain indicated by the cabby and am shouted at by a small, irate Chinese lady chopping a mountain of cabbages. Back to the map.Forty minutes later I reach the Vietnamese restaurant where I’m supposed to have lunch, flustered and parched.

Carlie Steiner wine — Photo: Jennifer Chase