What's So Special About Bottled-In-Bond Whiskey?
Bottled in bond isn't just some marketing term on your whiskey. It turns out that this label is pretty informative. Here's why you may want to seek it out.
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The Very Scandinavian Origins Of Egg Coffee
Egg coffee may sound surprising to some, but it's a classic of Midwestern coffee culture with strong roots in Scandinavian immigrant communities.
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Budweiser's 2025 Super Bowl Teaser Is Kind Of Adorable
Of course beer maker Budweiser would get in an ad ahead of this year's Super Bowl. The short teaser featuring its Clydesdales is actually pretty darn adorable.
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Why The US Is Suing Pepsi
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is bringing a lawsuit against PepsiCo for getting a bit too close to one retailer. Here's what you need to know.
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A Rare Bourbon Has Been Spotted At Costco With A Reasonable Price Tag
A very lucky Costco shopper spotted a rare bottle of bourbon at their store for a surprisingly reasonable price. Here's why some commenters got very excited.
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You Only Need 3 Ingredients To Shake Up A Simple Chocolate Martini
For a simple yet luxuriant chocolate martini, all you need are three core ingredients. Those, plus a shaker and some garnish, can bring you to martini glory.
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The Mocking Origins Of The Scofflaw Cocktail
The Scofflaw cocktail has its origins in mocking a major event in the history of the United States and alcohol consumption. Here's how the name came to be.
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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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Can You Drink Baileys Straight?
Baileys Irish Cream is a popular and rich liqueur that's often added to drinks and even a few recipes. But is it possible to just drink it straight?
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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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Why Mixing Flaming Shots At Home Is A Bad Idea
Flaming shots may be eye-catching, but this cocktail technique is definitely best left to the professionals. Here's why you shouldn't try it at home.
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Why This Country Drinks The Most Coffee
Which country drinks the most coffee per person in the world? The answer may be surprising, but only until you learn more about that nation's coffee culture.
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Are Cocktail Garnishes Really Necessary?
Cocktail garnishes can add visual flair to your drink, but do they have an actual role in your beverage? The truth is surprisingly complicated.
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Why A Splash Of Distilled Water Enhances The Flavor Of Whiskey
Many whiskey aficionados recommend adding just a splash of water to help you enjoy the liquor. Some also argue that distilled water is the best variety to use.
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Starbucks Drops Festive Drinkware For Lunar New Year And Valentine's Day 2025
Get ready for a new round of drinkware released by Starbucks, featuring sweet designs honoring both the Lunar New Year and Valentine's Day 2025.
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Why Chicken Stock Cocktails Are The Trendy Way To Sip Soup-Infused Drinks
If you're looking for a daring new twist on a classic drink, consider making a chicken stock cocktail for a soup-infused beverage you've never had before.
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What Actually Makes A Martini Extra Dirty?
You may have already heard of what makes for a dirty martini, but what exactly goes into the cocktail variant known as the extra dirty martini?
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Are You Meant To Drink Limoncello Like A Shot?
Limoncello is a popular Italian liqueur featuring lemons, but are you really supposed to knock it back like you might with any other kind of shot?
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The Differences You Need To Know Between Cold Brew And Iced Coffee
Sure, cold brew and iced coffee may sound like the exact same drink, but there are key differences between the two that will affect your beverage experience.
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What Is A Coupe Glass And How Does It Differ From A Martini Glass?
Though the differences between a martini glass and a coupe glass may seem subtle at first, they can make a big difference in how you enjoy your next cocktail.
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What Liqueur Should You Use For A German Chocolate Cake Shot?
If you want to make the popular German chocolate cake shot, then there's one particular liqueur you ought to use in order to get the taste just right.
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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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The Fancy Mini Liquor Pack That Costco Shoppers Say Is 'Gimmicky'
If you're big of aesthetics, you may enjoy this fancy pack of mini liquor bottles for sale at Costco. Some shoppers aren't totally convinced, however.
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Why Champagne Is The Perfect Accompaniment To Roast Chicken
When crafting your next meal of roast chicken, you may want to think about drinks to serve alongside the fowl. Here's why an expert recommends Champagne.
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Make A Better Cup Of French Press Coffee With One Hack
Using a French press is already an easy and accessible way to make coffee, but you can make your cup of joe all the better with one hack and a bit of patience.
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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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