How To Open A Beer Without A Bottle Opener
There's nothing worse than lugging cold beer bottles along just to find you've no way to get into them. But don't fret because almost anything will do.
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Ever Wonder If Uncarbonated Beer Is A Thing?
Although flat beer is generally considered by many to be unpalatable, there are reasons why some drinkers mya desire options with less carbonation.
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How To Make Cheap Beer Taste So Much Better
We recommend that you try these cheap beer improvement hacks before tossing it, because they'll probably make your unworthy brew good enough to guzzle.
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Why Samuel Adams' Utopias Beer Is Banned In 15 US States
Sam Adams' Utopias beer can't be had everywhere, but it's their loss. For folks that would like to enjoy beer that's more like a brandy than a Bud, try it out.
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Beer Drinkers Might Not Love A Baby Guinness, But A Coffee Lover Is Sure To
A baby Guinness is nothing like it sounds in terms of taste, but is a dead ringer in appearance. See why this coffee and cream liqueur cocktail is making waves.
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What Type Of Beer Is Corona?
You know Corona is beer, but do you know what kind? Learn why these lightly-colored brews are so satisfying, and a bit of the history behind them.
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The Oldest Style Of Beer In The World Is A Funky Favorite
Lambic beers are old ... like really old. See what flavor character these Belgian beers sport, and what distinguishes them from similar brews.
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The Strongest Beer In The World Has A Higher ABV Than Most Liquors
This boozy beer is one of the most potent beverages you can consume, so much so that it's only recommended you drink one ounce in a sitting.
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What Makes XXL Wine So Unique?
XXL is a new hot club wine, but don't you dare put them in a box. The high alcohol content and fruity flavors make them well-suited to any fun occasion.
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What Makes Ginjo Beer Unique?
Ginjo beer, an offshoot of sake, is a relative newcomer to the scene, but has a full-bodied flavor, and pairs well with all your favorite Japanese dishes.
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What Makes Kölsch Beers Different From Pilsners?
Kölsch beers look the same as pilsners. They even share similar flavors. But there are certain qualities that mean a Kölsch isn't actually beer at all.
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Why Is Westvleteren 12 Beer So Rare?
This rare Belgian brew is difficult to get your hands on -- it requires an in-person pick-up, pre-registration, and a lot of patience.
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Experts Guide To Cantillon: One Of The Hardest Beers To Find In The US
Cantillon brewery in Belgium is the standard in lambic beers worldwide. Our expert guides us through what lambics are and why Cantillon is so rare in the U.S.
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What Role Do Tannins Play In Wine?
We spell out the secrets of wine tannins. From their underlying function to health benefits, discover why they're the backbone of wine complexity.
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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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Is It Bad Etiquette To Clink Your Wine Glasses?
We unweave the mystery of wine glass clinking etiquette: From medieval traditions to modern customs, understand when and how to clink with confidence.
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The Best Wines To Pair With Ham
Unlock the absolute perfect pairing for your savory ham feast or charcuterie board with our guide to matching wine flavors, from Pinot Noir to sparkling rosé.
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No, Rice Wine And Rice Vinegar Are Not Interchangeable
Learn the (obvious and) nuanced differences between rice wine and rice vinegar - two essential staples in Asian cooking - and how to use them correctly.
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The Best Wines To Pair With Oysters, According To A Sommelier
Wine and oysters are a culinary match made in heaven. So, after consulting an expert we've created this definitive pairing list to help you impress your guests.
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Does Beer Last Longer In Cans Or Bottles?
Exploring the longevity of beer: Cans vs. Bottles. Dive into storage tips and learn how to make your brew last.
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Beer Is The Ingredient That Makes Philadelphia-Style Bagels Unique
Philly Style Bagels are the beer-boiled rounds with a distinctive malty flavor -- [erfect for a flavorful breakfast with the city's signature cream cheese.
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The Best Wine That Goes With Corned Beef And Cabbage
Discover the ideal, dark graped-based wine to elevate your corned beef and cabbage experience, enhancing its rich flavors with every delicious sip.
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How Long Boxed Wine Lasts Once It's Opened
Boxed wine is budget-friendly and picnic portable. Though scoffed at by sommeliers, its shelf life actually beats opened bottles, and it's perfect for cooking!
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How Drinking Beer Became A Rite Of Passage On St. Patrick's Day
Embark on the cultural rite of passage tied to St. Patrick's Day – from the origins with Ireland's patron saint to the global green beer tradition. Sláinte!
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Despite The Name, A Little Beer Shot Doesn't Contain Any Beer
It looks like a little beer, and that's how you would order one, but it's anything but. See why this "pint-sized" cocktail tastes nothing like the hoppy booze.
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Pickling And Brining Are More Intertwined Than You Think
Uncover the surprising link between pickling and brining! Dive into the shared art of using salt and acid to enhance flavor and preserve food.
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Which Country Drinks The Most Beer?
Explore the global love affair with beer, and see which country leads in per capita consumption - sorry to disappoint, but it's not the United States.
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