A bright red Peartini. Photo courtesy Grey Goose.

• Cherry Martini and a Cherry Mojito
• Cosmopolitan with cardamom and rose syrup
• Crantini
• Love Potion Cocktail with cranberry juice
• Pear Vodka Cocktails
• Pink Tequila Cocktails
• Pomegranate Sangria

Keep checking for more Valentine’s Day cocktails.

• Each piece of Anna Shea Chocolate is a miniature work of art. The chocolates are designed to please someone with an eye (and palate) for beauty. But they’re not elitist: They’ll delight the chocolate connoisseur as well as the teenager. The boxes, in pink fabric or crocodile-stamped red leather, are keepers.
• Chocolate Malts is a masculine counterpart: handsome chocolates filled with single malt Scotch-infused chocolate ganache. The Scotches represent almost every region of Scotland; and yes, they’re delicious with a glass of Scotch. In a gold box with a plaid ribbon, they’re a treat for any Scotch lover.
• Whiskey 101: Understanding the different types of whiskey.
• Look up terms in our Whiskey Glossary.

Pretty in pink from Anna Shea.
Photo courtesy Anna Shea Chocolates.

• Pairing peaty Scotch and chocolate, plus conducting a tasting party.

Garnish with a strawberry heart. Photo
courtesy Peligroso Tequila.

Heart shapes make great garnishes for Valentine’s Day.

Whether you’re serving cocktails, mocktails, sparkling or plain water, a strawberry heart garnish spreads the love.

Peligroso Tequila wants to spread the love with a Peligroso Liquid Love cocktail. Peligroso means “dangerous” in Spanish. If you’d like a less strong cocktail, use 1 part each of tequila, cranberry juice and orange juice.

Ingredients
Per cocktail:

• 2 parts reposado tequila
• A splash of each of cranberry juice and orange juice
• Orange wheel and strawberry heart for garnish
• Ice cubes (make heart-shape ice cubes)

If your sliced strawberries don’t look sufficiently “heart-y,” use a paring knife to shape the top.