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Version 1.9.2 · 2026-10-26
- New Menu feature explainer - Drink orders now sync across devices
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The store currently lists version 1.9.2, updated 2026-10-26.








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Cocktail Recipes with REAL Photos, Made for Home Bartenders. Created by Steve the Bartender.
Cocktails by Steve is your go-to bartending companion — whether you're hosting a party, exploring new drinks, or just seeing what you can make with the bottles already on your shelf.
Browse 650+ free cocktail recipes, each with real photos so you know exactly what you're making before you make it. Search by spirit, ingredient, or cocktail name to find your next drink in seconds.
Find Recipes Around What You Have
Tell the app which bottles you have on hand and instantly discover every cocktail you can make right now — no extra trip to the store required.
Build Your Bar
Keep a running inventory of your spirits, liqueurs, and mixers. The more you add, the more recipes unlock.
Save Your Favorites
Bookmark the cocktails you love and build a personal collection you can reach anytime.…
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- New Menu feature explainer - Drink orders now sync across devices
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