The Secret To The Best Sauces Is A Few Splashes Of Fortified Wine
Wine is good for more than drinking, it's also good for cooking, and fortified wine is especially great for incorporating into various sauces.
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What Is The Cheapest State To Buy Beer?
Making and consuming beer is an ancient tradition of humanity. But with modern beer consumption, in which state is it cheapest to purchase your favorite brew?
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Why Charles Bukowski Had A Love-Hate Relationship With American Beer
Charles Bukowski is in the most prestigious echelon of hard-drinking writers. Not only did alcohol fuel his writing, it was also prominently featured in it.
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The History Of Screwtop Wine's Rise To Popularity Begins In Australia
Cork might be the traditional way to plug a bottle of wine, but screwtop wine bottles have a place, too, and they don't indicate inferior quality.
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12 Portuguese Drinks You Should Try At Least Once
Portugal is known for its delicious food, but it also has plenty to offer when it comes to drinks. Take a look at the liqueurs, coffee, and wines of Portugal.
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Dark Beer Vs Light Beer: What's The Actual Difference Between The 2?
Sure, there's a lot going on when it comes to wine varieties, but have you considered how many different types of beer there are? Here's what you should know.
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The Best Beer Pairings To Balance Spicy Foods, According To An Expert
If you're craving an ice cold beer alongside one of your favorite spicy dishes, here are the best beer pairings for balancing spicy foods and meals.
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The Rare Trappist Beer That's Made In A 19th Century Monastery
You're going to have to trek all the way to Vleteren, Belgium, if you want to taste this rare beer brewed in a monastery and not sold commercially.
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Red Wine Vs White: Which Is Better In French Onion Soup?
Choosing between red wine and white wine is usually a matter of preference or pairing when it comes to sipping, but what about when it comes to cooking?
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The Best Wine To Pair With Corned Beef And Cabbage
Corned beef and cabbage is most often paired with a pint of Guinness, but what about wine drinkers? Here are some wines that pair well with the comfort food.
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What Does The Supérieur Designation Mean On A Wine Label?
Picking a bottle of wine can be overwhelming, especially with all the complicated terms on the labels. Here is the meaning of Bordeaux Supérieur, explained.
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Irish Beer Bread Is The Perfect Snack For Enjoying A Cold Guinness
If you enjoy drinking beer, then there's a great chance you will also enjoy its taste in other forms as well. Irish beer bread is a great way to savor Guinness.
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How A Few Pinches Of Salt Can Seriously Elevate Your Beer
If you enjoy chomping down on salted pretzels or French fries while downing a cold pint, you may be excited to hear salt can elevate your beer in these ways.
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The Amount Of Shots You'd Need To Drink To Equal A Single Glass Of Wine
Not all alcohol is created equal. How many shots would you have to imbibe in order to equal the amount of booze in a glass of wine?
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The Etiquette Tip That Ensures A More Pleasant Wine Tasting Experience
There's a reason why the event is called a wine tasting and not a wine drinking. Spitting is key to the experience, even if it feels awkward at first.
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The Coolest Wine And Cocktail Products We Saw At TIHS 2024
The Inspired Home Show 2024 featured a range of innovative products to elevate your home bar and take your cocktails and glasses of wine to the next level.
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Wine Gems Are Key To A Perfectly Chilled Glass Of Rosé
If you've ever been disappointed by a warm bottle of wine when you wanted a nice, chilled glass of white, these wine gems are just what you need.
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What's The Difference Between Force-Carbonated And Traditional Sparkling Wine?
With a growing market, sparkling wine is on the up, so we looked into what differences force-carbonation and the traditional making method bring to your fizz.
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Why Samuel Adams Utopias Is One Of The Rarest Beers
There are normal beers, there are craft beers, and then there are rare beers sought by collectors, such as the extraordinarily strong Samuel Adams Utopias.
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13 Best Spots To Drink Wine In Paris
Looking to enjoy some delicious vintages in the City of Light? We're here to help. From bistros to bars, these are the best places to drink wine in Paris.
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Molson Coors Teamsters Announce Rally In Texas After Weeks Of Striking
You might associate St. Patrick's Day with a foamy lager head, but fomenting tensions put Molson Coors Teamsters at loggerheads with the company.
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Why Potato Chips And Champagne Make The Perfect Pairing, According To A Sommelier
While they might seem like an incredibly unlikely duo, oily potato chips and bubbly champagne pair wonderfully together according to wine expert Troy Bowen.
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The Reason Australians Call Boxed Wine Goon Sacks
Boxed wine is big in Australia, where it has a few inventive nicknames, and when things get merry down-under, there are a few games played with the inner bags.
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Potato Chips Are A Delicious Tool For Learning Wine Pairings, Says Wine Expert Troy Bowen
To fully enjoy a wine, it helps to understand its nuances, which isn't always easy for beginning tasters. Potato chips can go a long way towards understanding.
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16 Most Distinctive Pubs In London, According To A Local
Our writer whittles London's most characterful pubs down to these beery boltholes, from 17th-century inns with cobbled courtyards to trendy railway arches.
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An Expert Explains Why You Shouldn't Be Too Quick To Pick Up Wine With A Flashy Label
When it comes to selecting wine, is it better to stick to traditional labels or reach for flashy new brands? To find out, we spoke to an expert.
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The Key Differences Between Hard Seltzer And Beer
Hard seltzer and beer may both be considered fizzy, malt beverages, but there are actually many differences between these two alcoholic drinks.
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