Can You Turn Wine Into 'Champagne' With Your Sodastream?
Who doesn't love the idea of turning an ordinary chardonnay or pinot noir into an effervescent fountain of bubbly champagne or sparkling wine?
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12 Wines To Gift This Valentine's Day Under $20
If you're cooking a meal for someone special this Valentine's Day, or just want to gift a tasty bottle to a loved one, pick from our list of affordable wines.
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The Luxury Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Champagne
Believe it or not, Costco offers a Kirkland-branded Champagne. No, not a sparkling wine. An actual Champagne made in France and heavily discounted.
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The Absolute Best Way To Make Mulled Wine In Your Instant Pot
Is there anything the Instant Pot can't do? Mulled wine is the perfect beverage for a winter get together and here's an easy way to make it.
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Where Exactly Is Asahi Beer Brewed?
Asahi beer is based in Tokyo, Japan, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the bottle of Super Dry you're holding was brewed there.
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The Frozen Fruit That Chills Wine Deliciously And Quickly
Few things are as frustrating as taking a sip of your wine, only to realize it's been watered down by melted ice cubes. But there's a solution.
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Sol Vs Corona: What's The Main Difference Between Beers?
Mexican beers have continued to surge past many American beer brands in popularity. Sol and Corona are two of the top picks: Here's how they differ.
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Grolsch Beer Vs Heineken: What's The Difference?
The world of dutch beer has a lot of good brews to get excited about. Two of the more prominent names are Heineken and, to a lesser extent, Grolsch.
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12 Creative Ways To Cook With Beer (Besides Adding It To Stew)
While beer may be a go-to addition to stews, that's not all it can do in the kitchen. Try adding beer to your culinary repertoire for these delicious dishes.
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The Celebrated Red Grape That Makes Sicilian Wine So Flavorful
Known for their body and intense flavor, Sicilian wines are steadily growing in popularity, and most of this success is due to one key red wine grape variety.
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The Absolute Best Mead Brand Contains A World Of Flavor
Mead is one of the world's most ancient alcoholic beverages and it's making a comeback. We recommend getting to know the drink with this brand.
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The Wine You Should Be Serving Alongside French Onion Soup
Rich, comforting, filling French onion soup requires a well-chosen wine pairing. Our wine expert offers tips for both a red and white to serve with the dish.
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The Discontinued Kirkland Beer Costco Customers Deem The Worst 'In The World'
Fans of Costco have come to trust the Kirkland brand over the years. And while Kirkland has many hits, this discontinued brew was a big miss.
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14 Best Pinot Grigios Under $20
Bright, crisp, dry, and filled with sunshine, few wines are more refreshing than a chilled glass of pinot grigio. Here is a list of the best options under $20.
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There Is An Actual Point To The Red Wax On Some Wine Bottles
Wax-dipped wine bottles may look impressive, but the drippy coating also has a couple of practical purposes, too. We look into the benefits of the dip.
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Everything You Need To Know About Rioja Wine
Spain is one of the top wine-producing countries in the world. Find out what you should know about the red wine from Spain's northern Rioja region.
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The Size Difference Between A Standard Pint And A Beer Flight
A beer flight glass might look tiny compared to a standard pint, but you also get more than one with a single order. So how do the amounts differ?
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6 Etiquette Tips For Bringing Your Own Wine To A Restaurant
When it comes to BYOB, etiquette is everything. We asked an expert beverage director for the inside scoop on bringing your own wine out to eat.
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The Important Rule To Remember When Pairing Beer With Chocolate
Everybody knows red wine and chocolate go together beautifully, but what if you're more of a beer drinker? We asked an expert for their pairing tips.
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The Difference Between French And Japanese Wine
Japanese wine culture is relatively new compared to the French, but there are a few similarities as well. Here's how the two country's wine production relates.
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Are Organic And Natural Wines The Same Thing?
Organic wine and natural wine could sound like two terms for the same thing, but there is a subtle difference between them, and both are worthwhile.
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4 Beer And Ice Cream Combos You're Missing Out On
While pairing beer and ice cream might seem strange, the flavors in each are often more complementary than you think. Here are four expert-recommended combos.
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The French Wines That Are Perfect To Pair With Duck Confit
In all its succulent elegance, duck confit needs the perfect wine to round its flavors out. We spoke to a wine expert to give us the inside scoop.
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Why Is Beechwood Used In Beer?
If you've paid attention to beer advertising, you may have heard about beechwood aging. But why is beechwood used and what role does it play in beer-making?
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11 Popular Mead Brands, Ranked
Mead is a great beverage to stock up on. We sampled and ranked some of the most popular brands based on their flavor potency and overall enjoyability.
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3 Beer Pairings For Lobster To Match Every Appetite
When you picture a luxurious meal, chances are you're including lobster and wine. But a master cicerone says that we shouldn't overlook beer pairings.
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The Absolute Best Beers To Pair With Chocolate, According To A Master Cicerone
Chocolate and beer are a match made in heaven. As long as you choose the right beer pairing, that is. We consulted an expert for his choices.
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