Manhattan cocktail variations

Trade your vermouth for Campari and you’ve got a bittersweet, negroni-reminiscent Manhattan cocktail. Add in a little chili-infused crème de cacao and you’ve to a balanced, bittersweet cocktail to sip on. Dial the heat of the finish up or down with the length of infusion of the chili-infused crème de cacao. I prefer mine a little hotter, but you won’t need more than a day or two to get a good amount of heat infused in the spirit.

Try the Black Manhattan cocktail! This recipe swaps in Italian amaro for a drink that's even more sophisticated—and tasty—than the original. Or, try all the other variations above.

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A Manhattan is a classic cocktail with 3 ingredients: whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters. Simple, elegant, and easy to make in 5 minutes!

Fall twist on the classic Manhattan cocktail, this Apple Cider Manhattan adds some fall flavor to this whiskey and vermouth cocktail.

Sip into sophistication with our Classic Manhattan recipe—an homage to timeless elegance, combining the smoothness of rye whisky, the depth of sweet vermouth and a hint of bitters.

Learn how to make the Perfect Rob Roy. Our easy Scotch Manhattan cocktail recipe features whisky, vermouth, bitters and maraschino cherries.

One of the oldest cocktail recipes, this Classic Manhattan Cocktail is made with just 3 ingredients - whiskey, vermouth, & bitters

Add a dash of holiday spice to your Manhattan with some mulled spice-infused vermouth, a bit of nut liqueur a dash of some holiday syrup. This Christmas Manhattan cocktail will be the new family cocktail tradition!

The Midnight Manhattan cocktail takes the OG and brings an essence of cherry and astringency to those seeking a more complex and layered whiskey-forward