Mix drinks app Cocktail Flow gets a refresh for Windows 8.1, just in time for Christmas
Cocktail Flow is one of those apps that's not only gorgeous and really shines on Windows Phone, but the app itself has been available for years. The team behind Cocktail Flow also released a Windows 8 version, which has recently been refreshed for Windows 8.1. Sober up and pass the break to see what's new in version 2.0.
Before we kick off what's new in this latest release, if you're not familiar with Cocktail Flow, it's an app that helps introduce you to new alcoholic beverages - in the form of cocktails. We've looked that the Windows Phone app numerous times in the past, but the Windows counterpart really compliments the overall experience nicely.
You've got access to hundreds of recipes, with full preparation walkthroughs and badges to help filter through beverages that match your immediate requirements - be it shooters or longer drinks, rum based or brandy. Drinks are presented with sweet animations and images for everything you'll need to craft the perfect cocktail (or attempt to do so).
Version 2.0 of Cocktail Flow introduces a brand-spanking new design that looks stunning on tablets and HD displays. If you've never enjoyed reading up and mixing drinks together, prepare to be amazed as soon as you load up the latest version of Cocktail Flow. Since this is a Windows 8.1 release, you're also looking at full large size Live Tile support.
Then you have numerous improvements that include more Snap View control and revamped search with the new system introduced by Microsoft. This isn't the end of the road either as we've learnt that more updates are on the way, so be sure to remain tuned to our feeds for more details on future features and functionality.
You can download Cocktail Flow from the Windows Store. Also, be sure to grab the Windows Phone version (QR code below) while you're out there downloading apps.
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Rich Edmonds was formerly a Senior Editor of PC hardware at Windows Central, covering everything related to PC components and NAS. He's been involved in technology for more than a decade and knows a thing or two about the magic inside a PC chassis. You can follow him on Twitter at @RichEdmonds.