Why You May Want To Pass On A Frosty Mug For Your Next Beer
That frosty mug of cold brew may look enticing, but you may actually be wrecking your beer experience with a frozen glass. Here are the facts.
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This Often-Discarded Item Can Help Keep Your Coffee Fresh
Coffee beans lose flavor faster than most people realize, but one small item often thrown away can help control moisture and extend freshness at home.
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Why Choosing Wine Before Your Meal Can Backfire
Here's why picking wine too early can affect your entire meal, from flavors to enjoyment, shaping your dining experience from beginning to end.
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What To Look Out For When Buying Coffee Beans In Bulk
Buying coffee in bulk could condemn you to bad brews if you don't know which beans to choose. Thankfully, the packaging can help you spot good options.
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The Best Wines Under $50, According To Sommeliers
Looking for your next bottle of bargain booze? We turned to the experts for their recommendations on the highest quality affordable bottles.
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Cocktail Smoker For Your Whiskey — Fancy Trick Or Total Waste?
Using a cocktail smoker can result in a show-stopping presentation, with velvety smoke beckoning drinkers to imbibe, but is it worth the hassle to do at home?
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America's Oldest Brewery Is Still Going Strong Nearly 200 Years Later
The tradition of brewing beer in the U.S. goes back centuries, and one of the country’s earliest breweries is still family-owned and -operated today.
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Does Wine Actually Need To Breathe?
Giving your wine time to breathe sounds like something you should do after an argument. But whether it actually helps your drinking experience is up for debate.
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The Whiskey With A 200+ Year Legacy You Can Still Buy Today
One American whiskey brand has quietly endured for generations, surviving industry shifts and Prohibition while still retaining its place today.
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How Arnold Schwarzenegger Turns His Protein Shakes Into Cocktails
It's easy to picture the star of the "Terminator" franchise adding liquid metal to his protein shakes. However, the actor goes in a boozier direction.
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Someone Made Roald Dahl's Chair Bacteria Into A Beer — And Apparently It Tasted Like Burnt Lemons
Roald Dahl is the mind that gave us Willy Wonka, so you might expect a beer based on his bacteria to taste like chocolate. However, it didn't turn out that way.
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Review: Keurig Releases All-New K-Cup Line With Plenty Of Strong Options
Decades after it disrupted the coffee-making industry, Keurig is finally making actual coffee. Here's what we thought of Keurig's new Coffee Collective K-Cups.
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This Rare Wine At Costco Is Produced In Just A Few Thousand Cases Per Vintage
While Costco offers a wide selection of wine, expensive ones may not immediately come to mind. However, you may find this rare, storied brand among its shelves.
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The Vintage Cocktail Warren G Harding Drank At The White House During Prohibition
The peskiness of Prohibition didn't stop the 29th president, Warren G. Harding, from catching a buzz. One of his go-to drinks was this old-timey cocktail.
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Svedka's Super Bowl Ad Debut Descends Into An AI Hellscape
Forget the uncanny valley. This Svedka ad looks like what would happen if Skynet and a marketing exec had creepy mechanical kids and taught them to drink vodka.
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Why Laying Bourbon Bottles Flat Is A Bad Idea
It's generally a wise decision to lay wine bottles on their side, but doing the same to bourbon is a very poor decision, and there's one major reason as to why.
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The Edgy '90s Beer That Quietly Disappeared From Shelves
In the mid-1990s a German-inspired beer rocketed to prominence with help from an animal mascot and ads narrated by Tommy Lee Jones. Now, it's just a memory.
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The $85,000 Wine Set You Can Actually Buy From Costco (At One Store Only)
Most people probably don't spend $85,000 on wine in a whole year, let alone during a single purchase. However, this Costco wine set is quite rare.
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10 Brewery Red Flags To Look Out For
There are so many indie beers to try and taprooms to visit, but how can you tell the great ones from the not so good? We asked four brewing experts.
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The Popular Beverage Carla Hall Can't Stand
Carla Hall is a beloved food media personality who is often asked about her lifestyle habits. The chef revealed that she's not a fan of this common beverage.
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The 2 Liquors You Need For Jimmy Buffett's Perfect Margarita
Jimmy Buffett was as known for his tropical-loving lifestyle as he was for his music. He looked to these key ingredients for his signature margarita.
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The Only 2 US States Where Guinness Actually Brews Beer
Guinness beer has been brewed in Ireland for more than two centuries and is popular worldwide. There are two states in the U.S. that brew it as well.
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What Is Cream-Top Milk And How Do You Drink It?
Cream-top milk is produced a bit differently from more common options at the store. If you try it without knowing what it is, you'll be in for a thick surprise.
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The Best Brewery In Your State, Hands Down
No matter your preference when it comes to beer, we've tracked down the best brewery pouring high-quality pints in every state across the U.S.
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15 Whiskeys Presidents Sipped When They Unwound
Whiskey has often found a home in the White House. Each president's choice and how they drank it reveals a lot about the country they were leading.
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Lemonade Is So Much Better With This Ingredient From The Back Of Your Fridge
Nothing's more refreshing than a tall, cold glass of lemonade. Give this favorite beverage an unexpected jolt by adding a briny, tangy ingredient.
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The First Hot Chocolate Wasn't Sweet At All – It Probably Tasted Like Corn
The original version of hot chocolate might not be as appetizing to you as the modern kind. Here is how the beverage came to be and the ways that it evolved.
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