Since 2007, over 1.8 million Honey Deuce cocktails have been served at the United States’ only Grand Slam tournament in Queens, New York. Celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Emily Ratajkowski, and ...

The U.S. Open is underway and while some fans are locked into the game, others are enjoying the spectacle of the week-long event, including a tasty drink known as the Honey Deuce. The popular cocktail ...

The Honey Deuce is the U.S. Open drink that people really, really love every year at the tennis Grand Slam in New York. Is it the ingredients? The delightful melon scoops that look like tennis balls?

The iconic Honey Deuce cocktail has been a U.S. Open staple for nearly 20 years. The 2025 U.S. Open will be no different as tennis fans will rush to concession stands to grab their refreshing cocktail ...

Here's everything to know about the Honey Deuce, including who created it and what ingredients are in it Brad Barket/Getty A sweet serve off the court! In the near two decades following its creation ...

While inflation rates have cooled in recent years, U.S. Open attendees may still be experiencing the aftertaste as they sip on the tennis championship’s iconic beverage. The so-called Honey Deuce ...

While the main appeal of attending a live sporting event is watching the action in person, there's more at play than simply spectating. Whether you're eating a Dodger Dog in Los Angeles or eating some ...

This new cocktail is trying to drive some competition. The Mulligan is making the rounds at the 2025 Ryder Cup in a big swing to unseat the reigning king (sorry, mint julep) of sports cocktails: the ...

Every drink at the U.S. Open explained, including the famous Honey Deuce. Lucy Simon is a New York-based wine, spirits, and food writer has been with Food & Wine since the spring of 2021. The most ...

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If there’s one thing that a bougie American tennis audience loves, it’s a kitschy themed cocktail. The U.S. Open has an “official drink,” and it’s not Gatorade—it’s the Honey Deuce. If you can’t make ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Jay Ellis at the 2021 U.S. Open AP Since 2007, over 1.8 ...