The Must-Have Gifts For Bourbon Drinkers (2025 Holiday Edition)
Give the bourbon fans in your life an extra reason to celebrate this holiday season with an awesome gift. Here's some booze-fueled inspiration.
Read MoreGive the bourbon fans in your life an extra reason to celebrate this holiday season with an awesome gift. Here's some booze-fueled inspiration.
Read MoreThe younger generations are enamored with doing this to their beer, much to the chagrin of brew snobs, but the habit might not be as off-putting as it seems.
Read MoreIf you're looking to add a little extra flavor to a whiskey and Coke, but don't want to overpower the mix, then you'll want to check out this subtly sweet pick.
Read MoreIf you want to treat a bourbon fan to a bit of class in a glass, a bit of booze-themed reading material, or a tasty snack, these products are great options.
Read MoreIf you're searching for products to enhance the experience of drinking coffee at home, you can find useful and affordable items at Dollar Tree.
Read MoreMany United States presidents did the job while sauced, but Abraham Lincoln wasn't one of them, and his favorite drink will probably surprise you.
Read MoreThe best whiskeys for a perfect whiskey sour, from spicy ryes to sweeter bourbons, plus tips for balancing flavors and creating your ideal cocktail.
Read MoreWe've rounded up our favorite flavored whiskeys. Whether you prefer chocolate, s'mores, pumpkin, or pecans, you're bound to find one here to enjoy.
Read MoreWe tasted several grocery store apple ciders and there was one that was simply a cut above the rest. Its balanced flavor let the fruit's natural notes shine.
Read MoreSoda fountains of decades past featured ingredients that most of us aren't familiar with. But mixologists and craft soda makers are bringing one back.
Read MoreBacked by celebrities like Whoopi Goldberg, SlimFast generated $1 billion in annual sales at its peak but fell out of favor in the early 2000s. What happened?
Read MoreYour regular morning cup of coffee is probably already designed to give you a boost to start your day, but what if you could increase that boost?
Read MoreNational standards for drinking water are changing again, leaving many concerned about the health issues associated with forever chemicals and PFAS.
Read MoreIt's hard to imagine that Maxwell House didn't anticipate how coffee customers would react to its name change, which makes the decision even more baffling.
Read MoreLime is a common garnish for gin and tonics, but that doesn't mean it's always the best option. Making that determination will rely on a few factors.
Read MoreCraft beer connoisseurs know that many breweries have limited releases. Some craft beers are so exclusive that fans need tickets for a release day event.
Read MoreModelo's reign as the king of Beer Mountain has come to an end. The yeasty monarch has been dethroned by a well-known but arguably surprising light lager.
Read MoreEnjoying whiskey is an art form as well as a personal preference. If you prefer yours on the rocks, don't overlook this big problem with whiskey stones.
Read MoreAs a tasty, grown-up treat, chocolate-covered espresso beans are great, but do they have the caffeine kick of a cup of Joe? We have the answer.
Read MoreMany names that we have for alcohol are often a reflection of a time in history. These old-school nicknames are often mentioned in older films and literature.
Read MoreFall is here and we've rounded up some tasty vodka-based cocktail recipes that are sure to be a hit around the fireplace on a crisp autumn night.
Read MoreEvery year, it seems like there's a new way to flavor coffee. However, you can give your java a sweet, creamy boost with an old-school milkshake add-in.
Read MoreIf rinsing your coffee filters never occurred to you, you're not alone, but getting into this simple habit can add some major perks to your brewing routine.
Read MoreAugust brings the return of the pumpkin spice latte, but some states embrace it more than others. Here are the places where folks consume this drink the most.
Read MoreA whiskey bottle can be a beautiful thing. However, even if you keep the container, you shouldn't use it to hold the alcohol after it's opened.
Read MoreNot all celebrities are flattered by a drink named in their honor. Shirley Temple had strong opinions about her name being used for a classic mocktail.
Read MoreMaker's Mark calls its spirits "whisky," not "whiskey," the typical U.S. spelling. The style choice is a nod to its family history and distilling process.
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