How Session Beers Prolong Your Drinking Experience
Amongst all that brewing terminology, you may wonder what a session is, exactly. We spoke to an expert to get the professional lowdown on session beers.
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How Beer Salt Can Make Even Subpar Cold Ones Shine
In some places, beer salt is a common accompaniment to your brew, but how did it get this way? An expert gives some important background to this ingredient.
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Zipz Wine: Here's What Happened After Appearing On Shark Tank
When Zipz Wine appeared on an episode of Shark Tank, its founder promised a revolutionary single-serve, portable wine concept. But how did it fare afterward?
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Why Canned Wine Gives Off An Awful Smell
Canned wine may be convenient in some situations, but it can also produce a real stink once it's opened. What's going on and how can you best avoid the smell?
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What's The Best Substitute For Rice Wine Vinegar?
Rice wine vinegar is a staple in a variety of Asian dishes, and these are the best substitutes to reach for if you run out of the real thing.
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Sommeliers Reveal The Best And Worst Pinot Grigios For White Wine Lovers
White wine lovers, we've got your back. These are the best and worst pinot grigio bottles for white wine lovers, according to a bunch of wine experts.
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How Many Beers Are In A Full Keg?
Purchasing a keg might seem like a bright idea if you're hosting a party, but before you buy one, it's good to know just how many beers are in a full keg.
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Does All Wine Have Sugar?
Does every single glass of wine have some sugar in it? The reality gets a bit complicated. For a full answer, delve into the world of winemaking.
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Grocery Vs Liquor Store Beer: What Are The Differences In How They're Sold?
Looking at the shopping landscape, you may wonder if there's a difference between beer sold at the grocery and the liquor store. Here's the complex reality.
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Discontinued Beers We'll Never See Again
It seems like some beers last forever, while others vanish from shelves without warning. Here's a look at some of the beers that are probably gone forever.
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The Underrated Food And Wine Destination In Spain You Should Visit
If you're planning a trip to Spain, set aside some time for one particular food and wine destination that has often been underrecognized by travelers.
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What Is Natural Wine Really?
You may go into a liquor store and see the phrase natural wine bandied about on labels. But what does this term really mean for what's in the bottle?
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The Grainy Ingredient That Distinguishes A Bock From Other Beers
Among the many styles of beer out there, a bock is distinguished by a unique look and color. It gets that character thanks to a key grain component.
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Why One Favorite Wine Variety Works So Well With Salmon
Pairing your carefully seasoned and cooked salmon with the right wine can make a delicious dinner. An expert recommends one favorite variety for good reason.
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The Key To The Best Homemade Root Beer Float Is All In The Glass
You would do well to consider all the ingredients that go into your homemade root beer float, but don't forget about the glass in which it is to be served.
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How Long White Wine Should Last In The Fridge
White wine can be something you want to store and enjoy for as long as possible. So, how long can it last in the fridge, whether it's opened or not?
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Why Is Pinot Noir More Expensive Than Other Wines?
A bottle of good Pinot Noir can sometimes bring on a serious case of sticker shock, especially compared to other wines. Why is this variety often so expensive?
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The Brands Behind Costco's Kirkland Signature Craft Beer
Costco's Kirkland Signature craft beer is a surprising fan favorite, perhaps due to the real prices producers behind these brews. Here's what to know.
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When Cleaning Beads May Be The Best Way To Refresh A Wine Decanter
Keeping a decanter clean is generally a simple matter of rinsing it out, but a glassware expert notes that there are times when cleaning beads are necessary.
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Why Polishing Is The Extra Step Your Wine Decanter Needs
A wine decanter can be a great addition to your collection of glassware. Make it even better by taking the easy extra step of polishing it on a regular basis.
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Here's When You Really Should Decant Your Wine
Decanting your wine doesn't have to be an intimidating process, but paying attention to exactly when and how you decant a wine can pay dividends in the glass.
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Cook White Wine With Specific Foods For Culinary Success
White wine is a popular cooking ingredient, but an expert says it pays to take note of how you're pairing it. Think carefully and reap the culinary rewards.
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The Reason You Should Avoid Using Cooking Wine
Cooking wine is often derided by chefs, who urge you to use the real stuff instead. But why should cooking wine stay far away from your kitchen?
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Soap Isn't Always The Best Way To Clean A Wine Decanter. Here's Why
If you find your wine decanter needs some cleaning after a party, don't reach for the soap. An expert tells us there are better ways to clean your decanter.
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The Biggest Wine Decanting Mistake Is Easy To Avoid
One of the biggest mistakes people make when decanting wine is surprisingly simple and easy to avoid, as one wine decanter expert explained to us.
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The Wine Variety That Can Seriously Upgrade Your Beef Stew
A good red wine can be an excellent addition to beef stew. But what sort is best? We spoke to an expert who outlined what to look for in a stew-bound wine.
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The Best Culinary Uses For Sweet Wines Are All About Balance
Sweet wine isn't just for drinking. We spoke to an expert who outlined some key culinary uses for this wine, so long as you keep flavor balance in mind.
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