4 Budget-Friendly Alternatives For Pappy Van Winkle
Pappy Van Winkle is considered a superior bourbon, but it's also seriously expensive. We got an expert's opinion on budget-friendly alternatives to this spirit.
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A Glencairn Is Fine For Scotch, But For American Whiskey, Use This Glass
A Glencairn glass is tops for enjoying Scotch, but an American whiskey like bourbon is better suited to a different vessel. We spoke to an expert to learn more.
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Why Is Pappy Van Winkle So Expensive And Is It Worth It?
Pappy Van Winkle is a popular bourbon, not to mention seriously expensive. We spoke to an expert to learn why it's so pricey and if it's really worth it.
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The Reason You Need To Choose A High-Proof Whiskey For Your Cocktails
Choosing the proper whiskey for your cocktail can be tricky. So, we spoke to an expert who told us why high-proof whiskeys are the go-to for cocktails.
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The Main Flavor Difference Between Young And Old Bourbons
You may notice information about age on a bourbon label, but what does that mean? We spoke to an expert to learn the difference between young and old bourbons.
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The Discontinued Budweiser Beer You Probably Forgot Existed
With the rise of dry beer in the 1990s, Budweiser tried to get in on the trend. You've probably forgotten all about its discontinued attempt at dry beer.
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Costco Really Used To Sell Jack Daniel's By The Barrel
Costco really once sold full barrels of Jack Daniel's whiskey. Though the retailer doesn't currently stock it, there may still be a way to get a barrel today.
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The 2 Things A Bourbon Expert Checks The Label For Before Buying Whiskey
To help you pick your next bottle of bourbon, we spoke to an expert who explained that there are two main things to look for on the bottle label before buying.
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How To Store Bourbon For The Long Term
While bourbon won't age in the bottle, there are still some important rules to remember when you are storing your precious drop for the long term.
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The Discontinued Pepsi Flavor You Probably Forgot Existed
While the last 30 years have been a lesson in bungling drink releases, Pepsi Blue did so spectacularly. See the many ways in which it went wrong.
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Why A Few Drops Of Water Will Transform Your Bourbon Drinking Experience
Bourbon is a beloved form of whiskey that you can drink all on its own, but just a few drops of water can completely transform your bourbon experience.
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Why Was Sierra Mist Discontinued?
Sierra Mist was once a popular entry in the Pepsi lineup, but the company has since discontinued it in favor of a new soda. Why was Sierra Mist left out?
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The Popular Brand Behind Costco's Coffee
Once proudly emblazoned on whole bean bags, proof of a certain coffee producer's involvement can no longer be found. Which maker was slotted in instead?
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What Is The History Of XXXX Beer And What Makes It Unique?
Find out the fascinating history and local pride behind Australia's beloved XXXX beer, from its origins in Castlemaine to its iconic marketing campaigns.
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What's The Difference Between A Simple Syrup And A Shrub?
See what distinguishes a sweet simple syrup and a vinegary shrub. Shrubs can add a whole new depth to flavor to familiar cocktails, and are easy to make.
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What's Really In A Pornstar Martini?
A drink named to turn heads, see what really goes into a pornstar martini, why the drink works so well, and some background on its history.
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What You Can And Can't Tell About A Whiskey By Looking At It
While sight is often a helpful heuristic, it tells you next to nothing for whiskey. Expert Chris Blatner gives us details on what a quick look might miss.
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How Many Grapes Does It Take To Make A Bottle Of Wine?
It's a question that has plagued folks for ages, but unlike angels on the head of a pin, this can be answered. So how many grapes are really in a wine bottle?
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What Exactly Is A Boilermaker Drink?
See what makes up a boilermaker, where the term came from, and how the drink has evolved in the U.S. and even throughout the world as a still pairing.
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The Whiskey Tasting Faux Pas That Will Make Your Bartender Cringe
If you want to look like a seasoned pro at a whiskey tasting, there are some amateur moves you'll want to avoid. We consulted an expert for advice.
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How To Easily Tell Different Whiskey Types Apart
Whiskey expert, Chris Blatner gives us a sense of how to distinguish various common varieties by taste. Know your whiskeys well with this basic guide.
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Expert Tips You Need For Creating Your Own Whiskey Flight
Setting up a whiskey flight at home is a great way to acquaint yourself with the spirit. Here are some expert tips for a successful and educational experience.
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The Perfect Course To Pair With Bourbon
Bourbon can be a tricky liquor to pair with food, especially if you're not used to sipping it with your meal. Here is what you need to know.
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The Best Sugars And Sweeteners To Use When Making Simple Syrup
We tap lead bartender of the Poka Lola Social Club, Lexi Parker to help us navigate whipping up simple syrups for drinks. Consider this your primer.
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Should You Sip Whiskey Neat Or With Ice?
Is it better to enjoy whiskey neat or on the rocks? While water is considered an adulterant for booze, in whiskey, it can bring out qualities worth having.
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What Brand Makes Costco's Kirkland Vodka?
Through a chain of makers and subsidiaries, we attempt to get to the bottom of who produces Kirkland vodka offerings. One thing's for sure, it's not Grey Goose.
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The Strongest Cocktail In The World Is Just Liquor
The Aunt Roberta is an all-business, no-fuss 100% liquor that had a dangerous history in the south. See what goes into this all-parts liquor concoction.
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