Cocktail garnish

Drink garnishes are coming in full circles lately, with spots, dots, discs, drops, and orbs decorating the rims of our glasses.

A while back I posted a cocktail featuring a bright red coral tuile cookie garnish, and since then I’ve had a ton of people reach out and ask what the garnish was and how I made it. After much trial and error and practicing my technique, I’ve finally finished this tutorial on these tricky cookies and I think I’ve solved the mystery to making perfectly cooked coral tuiles every time.

Here's a new twist on adding something extra to your cocktail. #garnish

Tiki Tuesday is here, and we’re celebrating with a Saturn! This gin-based cocktail is a Tiki Classic | Tiki Classics

Photographing cold drinks like cocktails can be challenging. There are reflections, melting ice, and condensation to deal with, not to mention unforeseen lighting issues and wilting garnishes. Fortunately, once you understand how to light them and have a few pro tricks up your sleeve, you’ll be able to instantly improve your drink photos!

Flower garnish for your homemade cocktails is an amazing way to improve the visuals of your drink. Learn which flower & techniques you can use to...

Learn the easy way to garnish your cocktail or drink with a citrus twist. Make a pretty lemon, lime, or orange curl using citrus peels.

This photo guide will teach you how to create some of the best known citrus peel garnishes, as well as offer some helpful tips for creating my signature carved citrus peels like the image above. Follow me on Instagram for more garnish inspiration!

When bars and restaurants get creative with how they garnish their cocktails, it's the finishing touch that makes all the difference.

This recipe for rum punch uses iconic flavours from the Caribbean island. Garnish with an orange wheel, 3 pineapple leaves, and a cherry.