Balancing cocktails and mocktails is key to a healthier relationship with alcohol. Explore how I enjoy both drinks thoughtfully for better well-being and moderation.

Choosing rest is an intentional act — not just a trend. In this post, I’m sharing the honest truth about slowing down and making space for real self-care

Cozy drinks. Intentional rest. Try these comforting sips to soothe your day and nourish your spirit.

Sometimes, you don’t realize how much you’ve been missing out until you give something another try. That’s how I feel about pears—always there, but I never paid them much attention until recently. Turns out, they’re sweet with light flavor and great for making a refreshing drink.

This cocktail is one I gravitate to when I’m hosting. It’s hard to mess up and I can make them fast for a group of people.

The Paloma is a tequila cocktail that doesn’t try too hard but always delivers. Made with grapefruit, lime, and a splash of fizz, it’s refreshingly tart with just the right amount of sweetness.

Sometimes I want a margarita without the effects of tequila, so I created a sober-friendly version that still tastes like the real thing—not just fancy lime juice.

French 75’s are a classic, sexy drink that feels fancy but not too complicated. The mix of gin and bubbly champagne is great for making any moment a little more special. But, what I most like about this drink is that it is easily customizable to be sober-friendly.

Over the years, drinking has become my… aesthetic.