Beachbum Berry

Jeff Berry is one of the most important cocktail historians for Tiki, or how it is more properly described "Exotic" cocktails. On his site he provides some additional insights on what he has uncovered regarding this classic style of drink, as well as details about his travels and adventures.

Cocktail Enthusiast

Cocktail Enthusiast is a blog operated by Kevin Gray, a Dallas-based cocktail enthusiast (hence the name) which provides a personal exploration of cocktails and spirits, mixology and drinking culture. It has emphasis on both classic cocktails and modern innovations. It will often list cocktail recipes, liquor reviews, along with the occasional bar review and news piece.

Kindred Cocktails

Kindred Cocktails is an online cocktail database with a slight difference, it actually allows you to add your own cocktail recipes to the site and see recipes others have added.

Miss Charming

Cheryl Charming has turned her love of bartending and instictive creativity into an ever broadening set of opportunities and resources. On her site you will find facinating information for consumers, bartenders, and bar owners.

Oh Gosh!

In this wonderfully prepared blog, you get a chance to follow Jay Hepburn as he navigates the often confusing world of mixology. He caught the cocktail bug, and is ardently documenting his adventure.

Update: 4/17/2020
Jay unfortunately got away from the whole cocktail scene for many years, and during that time he accidently let his domain expire. Until such a time that he can get it back, or start it up somewhere else, I am linking to what appears to be "the most recent" version of his site from the Internet Archive.

One of my favorite parts of his site, was the detailed examination and explanation he did of orange liqueurs. Since the "search" option doesn't work on the internet-archive version, here is a link that will help: Orange Liqueur Showdown.

Summit Sips

Summit Sips is an ongoing collection of musings about recipes, techniques, tools and other cocktail-related topics. Subjects include classic and contemporary cocktails, homemade ingredients, bars, restaurants and other social aspects of life in and around St. Paul.

Tales of the Cocktail

Tales of the Cocktail is an annual event in New Orleans which celebrates the cocktail

The Cocktail Chronicles

The Cocktail Chronicles is an ongoing exploration of fine spirits, creative cocktails and classic mixology. Paul Clarke created this web log in May 2005 as an effort to document the drinks he's experimenting with at any particular time, along with his thoughts on cocktail ingredients, brands and types of spirits and the overall culture of drinking. Since its inception, The Cocktail Chronicles has explored more than 100 different drinks; covered the home-brew of obscure cocktail ingredients such as pimento dram and falernum; been the founding site and ongoing moderation source for the regular virtual cocktail party known as Mixology Monday.

The Liquid Muse

Natalie Bovis-Nelsen "is" the Liquid Muse. On her site she covers a world-wide range of wine and spirits information, events, and products.

The Museum of the American Cocktail

The Museum of the American Cocktail represents the efforts of a group of dedicated cocktailians (myself included) who want to breath life into the history and evolution of the cocktail. Along with the physical museum in New Orleans, they host seminars and events around the world, and work carefully with other organizations to promote a better understanding and appreciation of the cocktail.

The Wormwood Society

Absinthe has made an important comeback in recent days, and the Wormwood Society is one of the key places to get information about absinthe, reviews on absinthe, as well as very active and informative discussion forums.