The Kir Royale is fascinating, in a way. In most ways, really. It’s got a great story with a long history. It has cultural relevance. The taste is great and complex, perfect for any time celebratory ...

The Kir Royale (Photo by Jerry Errico from 'Champagne Cocktails, 50 Cork-Popping Concoctions & Scintillating Sparklers') It's bubbly, pink and so simple anyone can make it, so it's just right for a ...

Some people only break out champagne for a New Year's Eve celebration. While that is definitely a good time to enjoy it, you don't have to limit yourself to enjoying it at the end of every year. Carin ...

Reduce the champagne in a saucepan set over medium heat to 1 cup. Pour 1 cup cream in a bowl and sprinkle with the powdered gelatin and leave for 5 minutes. Add the remaining cream to a medium ...

Santé, Emily in Paris fans! A fruity cocktail, called the Kir Royale, is the unsung star of season 3 of the Netflix show — and with just two ingredients, it's très simple to recreate and channel your ...

The cocktail soars with tiny bubbles. A pool of sugar collects at the bottom of the flute, causing the champagne to fizz even more. Then comes a dash of bitters, a twist of lemon zest and voilà! The ...

In Elite Daily’s I Tried series, we put products, recipes, and routines to the test to show you what living like your fave stars and characters is really like. In this piece, the kir royale, made ...

Coco Chanel was onto something when she said, “I only drink Champagne on two occasions, when I am in love and when I am not.” Point being: A glass of bubbly is appropriate for any occasion. And though ...

If you are looking for good luck in 2020, be sure to plan your menu to include traditional New Year’s Day dishes such as greens, pork, black-eyed peas, and cornbread. It is thought that eating a meal ...

Reduce the champagne in a saucepan set over medium heat to 1 cup. Pour 1 cup cream in a bowl and sprinkle with the powdered gelatin and leave for 5 minutes. Add the remaining cream to a medium ...