You can use any kind of cocktail glass such as a Collins glass, as Lockwood did, or a margarita glass. Even an acrylic cup would work. You might want to consider something with a smooth edge just ...

1. Prepare a coupe/martini glass with a salt rim (rub a lime or lemon wedge along the rim of the glass, then dip it in a plate of salt) and chill it in the freezer. 2. Pour all ingredients into a ...

With just 5 minutes and 5 ingredients, you can whip up a pitcher of these refreshing bubbly champagne margaritas: Perfect for ...

The characteristic glass bottle comes in a few different flavors, making it even easier to add a flavorful zing to your margarita. Go with the basic Topo Chico for a cocktail that feels half ...

National Margarita Day lands on a Saturday this year, giving you all the more reason to celebrate with the signature tequila-based cocktail ... rim on the stemmed glass. In 1955, Patron ...