The Type Of Whisky Winston Churchill Loved To Drink
Sir Winston Churchill was known for his appreciation of alcohol, but one type of whisky reigned supreme for the British prime minister, even at breakfast.
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The Industry Sour Drink Was Specially Crafted To Appeal To Bartenders
Many bartenders prefer stronger drinks than those enjoyed by the average cocktail lover, which is exactly how the industry sour cocktail came to be.
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Here's Exactly Why Your Dirty Martinis Are Turning Out Awful
If you would rather swallow actual dirt than drink your dirty martini, then something terribly wrong has happened. Luckily, there's a pretty simple solution.
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A Deconstructed Cocktail Provides A Unique Taste With Every Sip
If you've never had a deconstructed cocktail, this is your sign. These variations on classics aren't just delicious - they're also expert-approved.
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The Fall Cocktail You Have To Try This Season, According To Justine Doiron
If you seek a cocktail that evokes the cozy feelings of fall, look no further. We have an expert pick that adds an autumn twist to a classic.
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Horse Soldier Bourbon Barrel Strength Vs Small Batch: What's The Difference?
The world has an abundance of bourbons with distinguishing qualities. Here's how Horse Soldier's barrel strength and small batch varieties compare.
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Give Plain Old Pumpkin Beer A Kick With Sweet And Spicy Garnishes
'Tis the season for pumpkin-flavored everything - including beer! Give your favorite autumn brew an extra kick with a rim of sugar and spice.
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The Best Drinks, Alcoholic Or Not, To Pair With Poached Eggs
Whether you're having poached eggs for breakfast, brunch, or a meal later in the day, one expert can recommend the best drinks to help cut through the richness.
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The Rise Of Cheese Tea: From Taiwanese Night Markets To Global Menus
Tea topped with cheese may sound unusual, but this trendy and delicious drink has reached global popularity since its 2010 debut in Taiwan.
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The Aldi Wine That Stood Out So Much It Won An Award
Aldi may not be known primarily as a fine-wine purveyor, but that doesn't mean you should overlook its offerings. One of its wines even boasts an award!
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How To Experiment With A Margarita's Fruity Flavors Without Ruining Its Profile
Margaritas lend themselves to many deliciously fruity modifications. However, it's important to know how to avoid adversely affecting the flavor.
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Bar Etiquette Rules You Had No Idea You Were Breaking
When it comes to knowing how to act in a bar, some of it is common sense, but other etiquette rules are ones you may not realize you've been breaking.
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Turn The Canned Pumpkin In Your Pantry Into A Dreamy Fall Cold Foam
You don't need to visit the local coffee shop when you're in the mood for a fall drink with cold foam. You can make your own if you have canned pumpkin.
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What You Need To Remember When Choosing Different Mints For Mojitos
Mint is a key component of mojitos, but that plant is not a monolith. There are different varieties and things to keep in mind when buying them.
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Mtn Dew's Halloween Voo-Dew Soda Returns With A Chilling Twist
Halloween is approaching. So, Mtn Dew has apparently decided that the trick for treating customers to its latest Voo-Dew soda is to add an interesting twist.
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The Mixologist-Approved Fruits You Should Add To Daiquiris (Aside From Lime)
Although lime is the traditional choice for Daiquiris, other fruits can enhance this classic rum-based cocktail. We spoke to a mixologist for suggestions.
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13 Presidents You Likely Won't Find At The White House Happy Hour
Not all U.S. presidents liked to drink or allowed alcohol in the White House. Take a look at all the reasons why 13 presidents abstained from alcohol.
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Should Your Appletinis Use Juice, Cider, Or Liqueur? We Asked An Expert
Ubiquitous in pop culture and hated by bartenders, appletinis are here to stay. We spoke with an expert about the best ingredients for this polarizing drink.
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What, Exactly, Is A Dirty Drink (And Is It Different From A Dirty Soda)?
If you've never heard of a "dirty drink" or "dirty soda" before, you have some catching up to do. Here's what these two similar beverage terms mean.
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Why Frozen Pineapple Is Better Than Fresh When Making Copycat Dole Whip
If you want to capture a bit of theme park magic at home, try out our simple copycat Dole Whip recipe - just make sure your pineapple is frozen.
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How To Pair Wine With Chocolate Fondue (It's Not Just Ports And Sherries)
Chocolate fondue works well with port wines and sherries. However, as an expert explains to Mashed, they aren't the only good pairing options.
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The Absolute Best Regional Cocktails To Try In The US
Cocktails are a creative way to imbibe, with classic recipes and more innovative concoctions. Here are the best cocktails from specific parts of the country.
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Give Apple Cider A Creamy Upgrade With Canned Pumpkin
Canned pumpkin is often thought of as pie filling, but it can work beautifully in a fall drink. It'll add creaminess and flavor to your apple cider.
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Even Stanley Tumblers Are Embracing Pumpkin Spice Season
If you're a fan of fall, then you can already smell the pumpkin spice in the air. Stanley is celebrating the season with a new line of pumpkin spice tumblers.
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Does Aldi Actually Sell Alcohol?
Aldi is a grocery store chain, and grocery stores sell alcohol, right? Well, not always. Here's how to determine which Aldi locations carry booze.
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Why Spirits And Liqueurs Are Better Than Wine As Chocolate Fondue Pairings
Although it may seem counterintuitive, liqueurs pair better with chocolate fondue than wine. We spoke to a professional chocolatier for recommendations.
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How Café Bustelo Went From Theater Coffee To Hipster Icon
The espresso-style coffee brand Café Bustelo has been around for generations but has raised its profile by tapping into a new culture and being cool.
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