photography: @scottsemler

When I'm not developing recipes or dreaming up my next cocktail idea, you'll probably find me cooking for friends, hosting dinner parties, hunting for antiques, exploring Pittsburgh's restaurants and bars, or doing the NYT crossword puzzle. My big three are Aries, Leo, and Leo (yes, all that fire makes sense), and the love of my life is my weenie dog, Pepper.

Whether you're here to find your new favorite cocktail, learn a little something about flavor, or just make something delicious for the people you love, you're in the right place. Let's make something good.

Wanna work together?

I'm available for recipe development, brand partnerships, content creation, and custom cocktail development for events. Come say hi, or shoot my lovely manager, Ashley, an email: ashley@coastlinecreatives.com.

Thanks for stopping by. Love ya!

HOWDY.

I'm, a Pittsburgh-based recipe developer, content creator, and author of Drinks for Every Taste. With more than ten years of experience in the restaurant industry, I've spent my career exploring the delicious intersection of food, drink, and hospitality. Through my platform, @drinksbyevie, I share technique-forward cocktails, unexpected flavor combinations, and recipes that encourage you to think a little differently about what's inside your glass.

My approach to cocktails is rooted in a simple idea: the best drinks start with understanding flavor. I want to take the guesswork (and the intimidation) out of making great cocktails, helping you understand not just what goes into a drink, but why it works. Because once you understand the fundamentals, you can stop worrying about getting everything exactly right and start trusting your own palate, experimenting more freely, and making something entirely your own.

I believe making drinks should be less about rules, ego, and showing off what you know, and more about curiosity, creativity, and having a damn good time simply by creating something good as fuck. It's about trying something a little weird, learning from the occasional failure, and discovering that the best part of knowing the rules is knowing when to break them.

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