Your Sangria Will Lack Its Punch Unless You Follow This One Step
There are plenty of ways to mix up a batch, but if you want it to fire on all cylinders, you shouldn't skip this one step.
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The One Beer Sign That Tells You A Brewery Has A Problem
The beer you buy from a brewery can tell you a lot more about what's going on behind the scenes than you might imagine. Here's what to look for.
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The Easiest Boozy Candy To DIY Is Equal Parts Chic And Playful
For a treat that's just as fancy as it is fun, grab a bottle of bubbly and a bag of these gummy goodies, and get to work!
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The Celebrities Behind The Most Overrated Light Beer On Store Shelves
Celebrity ownership has become increasingly common. The guys behind this have a couple Super Bowl rings but the beer won't be winning any awards.
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The Best Wine Pairings For 10 Popular Types Of Pasta Sauce
When having pasta with wine on the side, you want a wine that pairs beautifully with the sauce's flavors. Here are 10 such pairings to consider.
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6 Red Wines On The Olive Garden Menu, Ranked
Olive Garden's beverage menu includes a wide range of wines to pair with your meals. A certified sommelier ranked each one, so you know which is worth the buy.
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We Ranked This Popular Light Beer As Best — It's A Staple For A Reason
There are many options when it comes to light beer, but Tasting Table says this is the most popular option and for a reason.
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A Once-Dominant Bay Area Winery Is Shutting Down After Years Of Rapid Growth
With consumption of alcohol in America changing over recent years, one California winery is shuttering its operation after years of decline.
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This US State Now Claims To Be The Hard Cider Capital Of The World — But Is It?
Cider isn't exactly the most popular drink option among Americans, but one U.S. state wants to change that with something of an outlandish claim.
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This Potato-Famous State Is Also Producing World-Class Wine
This state may be known for a different crop, but what goes better with potatoes than wine? From rieslings to merlots, this state has great wine.
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The 5 Absolute Best IPAs Of 2025
An experience that leaves a bitter taste in your mouth is a good thing when it involves drinking IPAs. These are the best Indian pale ales 2025 had to offer.
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Why This Once-Popular '70s Beer Is Now Only Found In Canada
This popular beer from the '70s has something of a cult following, but fewer can find packs of these cans today. Find out why it's only in Canada now.
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The Bold Way To Enjoy Beer Cheese That Turns Game Day Into A Gourmet Feast
Beer cheese, in all its wonderful forms, is a fantastic addition to any game day spread. This variation makes for a hearty addition with versatility.
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The Sam's Club Prosecco That's Perfect For Brunch Mimosas Is Under $10
At this price, Sam's Club members can buy enough bottles to serve a crowd or to experiment with different prosecco-forward cocktails.
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Moderation Instead Of Strict Limits: Alcohol Consumption Guidance Gets A Significant Revamp
The amounts and parameters around how much alcohol is safe for consumption was just altered significantly. Here's what you need to know.
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7 Whiskey Barrel Aged Wines, Ranked
Wine undergoes several process from vineyard to shop, including some that alter taste. These whiskey barrel aged wines have unique features due to this method.
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The State With The Most Breweries Per Capita Is A Pilgrimage Site For IPA Fans
This state isn't the holy grail of IPA for its sheer number of breweries alone. It's also where one of the most pivotal IPA beers was created.
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Red Flags At Breweries That Should Send You Running
Here are the seven things that should make you think twice about the brewery you're visiting, according to the founder of a Brooklyn taproom and brewery.
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This Beer Is Illegal In More Than 50 Countries — And It Was Made That Way On Purpose
Beer is not the usual vehicle for social justice, but this brand is all about pushing boundaries. This pale ale challenges gender inequality, pretty tastily.
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Don't Make This Rookie Mistake Next Time You're At A Brewery
This is your opportunity to explore any of the distinctive beers you're likely to find in a taproom, from lagers and stouts to IPAs and sour ales.
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The Beer Produced In Pittsburgh's Oldest Brewery Was Once Crafted To Abide By 16th-Century Bavarian Laws
Back in the 1500s, this Bavarian law limited beer to only three ingredients: water, hops, and barley. Simple ingredients can lead to complex flavors.
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Big Fan Of Olive Garden Wine? Use This Trick To Bring A Bottle Home
Olive Garden's selection of wines enhances many a dining experience. If you want a night in with takeout, fear not, you don't need to forgo the wine.
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The Country Where Alcohol Costs Nearly Triple The EU Average
If it's cheap booze you're looking for, beware of this country where alcohol is not only hard to find, but it costs almost triple what it does in the EU.
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Beer Going Flat? Do This Instead Of Pouring It Down The Drain
No matter the brand or brew, beer never tastes as good without that top layer of foam -- so, if you find yours is flat, here's a better way to use it.
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What To Look For If You Want A Buttery Chardonnay
The taste of your chardonnay will partly depend on where the grapes are grown and the process they undergo. These varieties are more likely to be buttery.
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9 Popular Light Beers, Ranked From Worst To Best
Here's how we rank 9 of the more popular and widely-available light beers on the market, based on factors such as their flavor, pricing, and calorie content.
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The Ingredients That Make Nordic Mulled Wine Special
There's nothing like a warm spiced wine on a wintery night. This Nordic take on the holiday favorite incorporates an array of extra flavors and aromas.
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