Make Your Next Glass Of Rosé A Spicy One. Here's How
If you like a little heat with your sweet, you need to try spicy rosé, a drink that's been popular on social media for the past few years. Here's how to do it.
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The Fruity Beer Variety That's Best Paired With Fried Fish
While fish usually calls for a light drink pairing, fried fish can stand up to something a little bolder, like a fruit-forward beer.
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The Best Beer Pairing For Your Summer Lobster Rolls
To find out which beer is the best to pair with lobster rolls, we turned to Jeff Tyler, head brewer and co-owner at Spice Trade Brewery and Kitchen in Colorado.
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The Brand That's Behind Costco's Kirkland Boxed Wine
The Kirkland brand continues to fascinate shoppers as they wonder which winery is behind their popular boxed wines.
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The Absolute Best Beer To Pair With Your Next Bowl Of Popcorn
When looking to match servings of light, salty popcorn with a cold brew, Tasting Table's expert recommends reaching for an evenly weighted complement.
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Piña Corona Is The Summer Beer Cocktail With A Tropical Twist
Do you like piña coladas, getting caught in the rain, and refreshing Corona beer? Well then, get ready for the easy-to-prepare cocktail of the summer.
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11 Best Wines For Making Your Own Vinegar
While you can always buy a wine-based vinegar from the store, why not make your own? Here are the best wines for making vinegar according to several experts.
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The Historic Reason You Should Not Toast With Beer In Hungary
Grudges never die easily. Animosity from the mid-19th century still influences the drinking culture in Hungary. Avoid this faux pas if you visit.
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Add Carbonation To Your Sangria For An Even More Refreshing Cocktail
If you're looking to make this summer a sangria summer, then be sure to try and add some carbonation into the mix for an even more refreshing beverage.
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Rachael Ray's Favorite Wine Brings Back Romantic Memories
On an episode of 'The Rachael Ray Show,' readers posed the question to Rachael Ray and her husband, John Cusimano, about what their favorite wine was.
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This Is The Best Kind Of Beer To Pair With Sushi
Next time you go for sushi, grab the drinks menu and order a pint of this type of beer. You might be surprised by how well it pairs with your meal!
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How Many (Millions Of) Bubbles Are In Your Champagne Glass?
If you're anything like Physics Professor Gérard Liger-Belair, when you uncork a bottle of champagne, you're wondering how many bubbles are in your glass.
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How Sugar Impacts The ABV Levels Of Your Beer
Sugar is easily one of the most important ingredients in beer. That's because sugar is what yeast consumes to produce alcohol.
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12 Grape Varieties That Were Almost Extinct
From the honeysuckle flavor of viognier to the plum and spice of carménère, we explore the amazing wine grapes that were almost lost to history.
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6 Simple Ways To Make Cheap Beer Taste So Much Better
Cheap beer's greatest attribute isn't its flavor, but its price. We've come up with six different ways you can enhance the flavor of that cheap lager.
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The Ultimate Beer Pairing For Sugary Hotteok
For the best beer pairing advice for sweet Korean pancakes, hotteok, we asked expert Judy Joo, chef & owner of Seoul Bird.
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The Absolute Best Beer Pairing For Korean Hot Dogs
Tasting Table recently spoke with celebrity chef and owner of Seoul Bird, chef Judy Joo, to find out what beer best pairs with Korean hot dogs.
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The Best Beer To Pair With Kimbap For Maximum Flavor
Kimbap, the Korean answer to sushi, is delightfully delicious. An expert shared with us the best beer to pair with the rice roll dish.
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Not Sure What To Do With Your Leftover Wine? Try Turning It Into Jelly
Cracked open an extra bottle of wine during the party? Don't let it go to waste -- get the most mileage out of your drink by repurposing it as jelly!
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How To Use Wax Paper To Get Stubborn Wine Corks Back In
Wine needs to be resealed after opening to prevent oxidation, but squeezing the cork back in can be a challenge. Luckily, a little wax paper makes it easy.
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The Etiquette Tip To Keep In Mind When Serving Wine In France
France has developed its own wine drinking customs over centuries of winemaking and imbibing. Follow this simple etiquette tip when serving wine in France.
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Pour A Bottle Of Bubbly Over Bomb Pops For A Sweet And Festive Drink
A childhood classic like a red, white, and blue Bomb Pop might not seem like a natural pairing for fancy Champagne, but give it a try, and you'll be won over.
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The Chef-Approved Beer Pairing For Your Next Bowl Of Ramen
To find out the best beer pairing for ramen, Tasting Table enlisted the advice of celebrity chef and owner of Seoul Bird, Judy Joo.
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The Origins Of Boxed Wine Trace Back To 20th Century Australia
Boxed wine has a decent foothold in the U.S., but that's nothing compared to it's flourishing popularity in Australia, where it also originated.
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How Used Bourbon Barrels Can Impact The Flavor Of Beer
The particular flavors and nuances of beer are determined by many factors. One outside-the-box factor for some brewers is the use of bourbon barrels for aging.
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In Peru, Sharing Is Caring When It Comes To Drinking Beer
People having drinks together is probably a tale as old as beer itself. However, in Peru, people take this shared experience to another level.
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12 Ways To Use The Juice From A Jar Of Olives
Almost done with that jar of olives? Don't pour its juice down the drain. Olive brine is a secret ingredient for better soups, marinades, cocktails, and more.
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