Chinese cocktail

Chinese New Year is just a few weeks away, and bartenders across the globe are already prepping for the festivities by creating exciting cocktails inspired by the Year of the Pig.

A gin-based Chinese New Year cocktail from Wing Lei Chinese restaurant at the Wynn Las Vegas

Tattu serves up modern Chinese food & cocktails in an ever-so-slightly jaw dropping space just off Tottenham Court Road...

The Chinese Fizz is a rum-based cocktail with cherry liqueur, orange liqueur, lemon juice, grenadine and a dash of bitters.

Whether you’re hosting guests at home or enjoying the festivities, these Chinese New Year cocktails will help you celebrate in style.

Yuzu, jasmin, and baiju lend a fresh Chinese flavor profile for this Chinese New Year inspired Margarita.

A movement to promote sustainability through the likes of closed-loop cocktails has now become an integral part of the bar industry.

China is a massive country and the most populous in the world, with a wildly diverse culture. A key aspect of any culture is its cuisine, and Chinese food is one of the most popular cuisines in the world. While you may associate Chinese cuisine with Kung Pao chicken and fried rice, you’ll need a beverage to pair with your family-style meal. That’s where a tasty Chinese cocktail comes into play. #ChineseCocktails

Whatever the Year of the Sheep has to bring, this cocktail will prepare you for it.

Chinese New Year cocktail formally referred to as "don't speak mandarin"