Fun cocktail recipes to make at home:

Father's Day is coming up. What is a better way to celebrate the day than Bloody Marys before the golf outing? Here is an excellent how to video by Lime Tree Cove Chief Mixologist, Tim McCaffery. This cocktail is crisp, fresh, doesn't have any of the junk found in mixes, and is simple to make.

It is Derby Time. This is the start of the summer cocktails season so let's get going. Here is an excellent how to video by Lime Tree Cove Chief Mixologist, Tim McCaffery. This cocktail festive for Kentucky Derby parties, and is simple to make.

This fall we have been featuring a fabulous drink at our live events – The Cable Car. Some have renamed this classic libation the Indian Summer due to its fresh flavor mixed with fall undertones. To prepare the beverage you will need to gather the following ingredients:

We've made several watermelon cocktails this summer, perhaps the watermelon crop has been too good to pass up everytime we go to the market. We've done watermelon mojitos and margaritas; however, here is a new take with new spirits:

With Labor Day approaching, sadly it is time to start saying good bye to summer in some parts of the US. As a send-off to summer, here are a few summer cocktails inspired by summer deserts. These cocktails are fun to make and enjoy. Have Fun...

Special cocktails are the perfect complement to a relaxed brunch with your favorite crowd in attendance. I've included a mix of popular favorites and unique spins to the classics. If you're the party planner, take it easy on yourself and make up one batch of two or three different libations - then all you do is rim the glasses, add ice, and pour the cocktail-of-choice for each guest's order. We've also found that guests love to play with the different rimming Lime Tree Cove rimming spices - don't be afraid of putting out your Barmaid with the spices and let your guests have at it!

This cocktail is very simple, but tasty and nutritious. I've wowed lots of people with this, as it includes a 'superfruit' juice that's very popular. I created this cocktail a few years ago for a catered brunch of about 200 thirsty Parrot Heads - we really had to work to keep up with demand (and yes, we batched in advance and they still downed them at record rates).

There are a couple of versions of this, but this is the one I like the most: It's a user-friendly version of Master Mixologist Julie Reiner's recipe at the Flatiron Lounge in NYC.

We’ve received many requests this week for “How to make a mint julep.” It seems that many people are having a bit of spring jubilation and look forward to the Kentucky Derby as the start of summer. Well, here is a simple slideshow that contains it all.

Lemonade cocktails are simple to prepare and can be made into “Mock-tails” for children or expecting mothers. For the rest of us full cocktails will do. This class of beverage can be much more than just lemonade and vodka. With cocktail spice on the rim the beverage takes a whole new appearance – more like a lemon drop martini.

This is our very delicious version of the pina colada. We rolled this out at a recent show this winter. It was snowing and blowing outside, but everyone perked up and thought of beach vacations and fun.