Birds of a Feather: The Birdcage Bar & Lounge
No matter what your druthers, the Birdcage Bar and Lounge at Hotel Wailea can deliver.
Catch a Cocktail at the Marlin Bar
Stop by Tommy Bahama’s Marlin Bar for a special slice of paradise.
Attack of the Killer Daqs at Esters Fair Prospect
Get the Sea Hag cocktail recipe from Wailuku's new tiki bar.
A Splash of Color
If winter left you feeling blue, your luck is about to change. These recipes from two of our favorite resort lounges will brighten your day . . . and they’re easy as pie. Sweet!
Farm to Glass: Cocktail Recipes
When it comes to finding ingredients for refreshing and flavorful cocktails, there’s no place like home.
Turmeric Tonic Spritzer Recipe
Enjoy this tasty cocktail recipe featuring Hali‘imaile Distilling Company’s Paniolo Blended Whiskey.
The Great Beer Cocktail
Beer cocktails as luxury drinks? You bet your tankard! The refreshing, ice-cold bubbly from Maui’s craft breweries can stand up to some of the continent’s best craft beers.
Watermelon Shochu Cocktail
Japengo general manager Matt Rapping shared this refreshing recipe that uses Shochu, a distillate usually made from rice, but sometimes from sweet potato or other carbohydrate.
Waiter, There’s a Jalapeno in My Drink!
Adventurous bartenders have discarded bottled mai tai mixes to build their own flavor profiles with fresh local fruit and locally crafted distillates.
Pineapple Sparkling Wine
Not many wineries are crazy enough to make pineapple sparkling wine, and no one else is crazy enough to make it using the traditional method.
‘Okolehao
More than 200 years after Islanders learned the art of distillation, Hawaiian moonshine is reclaiming the spotlight.
Tequila & Mezcal 101
The pros who tend our island's bars are wizards at balancing flavors—and generous about sharing what they know.
On the Rocks
The perfect accessory for a stunning cocktail ring? A libation created by Freddie Sconfienza, Starwood Resorts’ 2013 starMixologist.
Island Recipes
Maui Dining & Food Stories
Maui Restaurants
A Passion for Liliko‘i
Lilikoʻi is the Hawaiian word for passion fruit. While lilikoʻi can be eaten raw, its naturally high acidity makes it perfect for blending into baked goods, frozen custards, and drinks.