They’ll be sharing a citrus-infused Tom Collins and shaking a few variations on the classic Hemingway daiquiri. Everything you need is in the shopping list here.

Generally, it’s an invigorating mix of gin, citrus, seltzer, and simple syrup served in its namesake slender glass.Its origins date back to the mid-19th century when a barkeep named John Collins ...

With origins dating to the 1870s, a traditional Tom Collins is a gin or whiskey cocktail, mixed with lemon juice, sugar and club soda and stirred in a tall glass with ice. But as you might imagine ...

The Tom Collins, a drink created in ... There have been variations through the years, including substituting dry vermouth for sweet or Prosecco for the gin, so purists won’t argue with our ...

In the 1980s, nearly 100 years after the cocktail's inception, the quality of Tom Collins drinks took a serious hit due to the prominence of sour mix in bars across America.

Tom Collins. Even if you haven’t tried the drink, you’ve probably heard the name, and for good reason. It’s a classic cocktail that should have a space in everyone home bartender’s ...

The Tom Collins is one of the most classic cocktails there is. The drink goes back to at least 1876 and probably much further, as gin mixed with lemonade. And that description is true to this day.

The Tom Collins is simplicity itself: gin, lemon juice, sugar and carbonated water. But the name, at least as far as the drink is concerned, belongs to no one.