The Brewery Red Flag That Should Send You Packing
Breweries are popular places to hang out and grab a beer, but there's one red flag you should keep a keen eye out for. Spotting might send you elsewhere.
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Have A Better Brewery Experience By Avoiding This Rookie Mistake
If you really want to get the most out of your brewery visit, then be sure to avoid this rookie mistake. Doing so can actually be a lot of fun.
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The Bougie, Rare Wine That's Been Sold At Costco (Only A Few Hundred Cases Are Made Per Year)
One seriously rare wine has occasionally been spotted on Costco shelves. Why is it so scarce and why do shoppers get so excited about finding a bottle?
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Octavia Spencer's 3-Ingredient Cocktail Has Red Wine Taste With Less Alcohol
Oscar-winning actor Octavia Spencer has a simple cocktail that can bring a lot of flavor, but without the alcoholic intensity of a glass of red wine.
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The Historic California Mansion That Was Transformed Into A Whimsical Wine And Beer Garden
We're always on the lookout for unique destinations at which to imbibe alfresco, and this California gem has lots to offer in both culture and vino.
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Why Some Beers Taste Like Cannabis
We uncover the intriguing link between beer and cannabis smells. Learn why some brews emit skunky aromas and how it's tied to their ingredients.
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Ina Garten's Top Wine Suggestions For A Perfect Thanksgiving
Celeb chef Ina Garten has plenty of Thanksgiving advice at the ready for your big meal, including suggestions for finding the perfect wine to serve.
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Here's How Long You Can Expect Unopened Champagne To Last
You might expect that Champagne can be stored for a lengthy period of time like some high-end wines, but there is a limit for non-vintage bottles.
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Why Red Wine Might Cause Those Nasty Headaches
Red wine can be enjoyed responsibly by many, but a few have found that it gives them nasty headaches even after a single glass. What's going on?
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12 Best Hard Ciders To Take Your Taste Buds Back To Fall, According To Reviews
Having a nice, cold cider in the autumn is something many people enjoy, so we have rounded up the best hard ciders you can indulge in this season.
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This Popular Light Beer Is Now The Best-Selling Brew In The Country
Move over, Modelo. Another light beer has now taken the title of the best-selling brew in the United States, and it's a pretty familiar brand.
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Don't Throw Out That Leftover Beer — Use It In Your Garden Instead
If you've cracked open a beer to find that it's gross, you may not need to dump it down the drain. Instead, it could have a new home in your garden.
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The Boozy Liquids You Should Be Steaming Lobster Tails In
Lobster tails are often cooked by steaming, but why not amp up the flavor by adding one of these boozy liquids to the pot? Here's what to nkow.
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The Best Liquor To Serve With Lamb Chops
According to many, a dry red wine is well-suited to complement the rich character of a good lamp chop. Here's why and what other liquors work, too.
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Why You Should Rethink Washing Champagne Glasses
You might think you should always wash Champagne glasses, but there might just be a good reason to skip this step the next time you break them out of storage.
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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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