The Rich History Of Drinking Hot Chocolate
Hot chocolate nowadays is sweet, creamy, and comforting -- but it couldn't be more different from the drinking chocolate revered in ancient Mesoamerica.
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The One-Ingredient Difference Between A Shirley Temple And Roy Rogers Drink
The Shirley Temple and the Roy Rogers are two of the most popular nonalcoholic drinks out there, which makes sense since there's a one-ingredient difference.
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How To Give Classic Cocktails An Upgrade With Champagne, According To A Mixologist
Champagne probably isn't the first type of alcohol you reach for when mixing up classic cocktails, but maybe it should be. We spoke to an expert to learn why.
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14 White Whiskey Brands You Should Try At Least Once, According To A Spirits Expert
Also known as moonshine, white whiskey is the clear, unaged spirit from which bourbon is made. Try these white whiskey brands neat or in your next cocktail.
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The Best Spirits To Experiment With Smoking At Home
Smoking spirits and cocktails at home is easier than you might think, but it's important to know which drinks are conducive to smoke and which to avoid.
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Give Your Morning Coffee A Decadent Upgrade With Nutella
If you want a more decadent cup of coffee, look no further than the jar of Nutella in your pantry. The chocolate-hazelnut spread adds a dose of sweet flavor.
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The Unexpected Red Wine Substitute That's Hiding In Your Pantry
Red wine adds a complex flavor to dishes when used in cooking, but what do you do when you're out of wine? This surprising ingredient works wonderfully.
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The Sweet Bourbon Mixer You Probably Drank As A Child
Bourbon is known for being a strong spirit. But there's a perfect mixer that can tame and complement bourbon in a cocktail - and you probably drank it as a kid.
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How Extract Chilling Ensures A More Flavorful Cup Of Iced Coffee
There's always some newfangled way to produce a cup of coffee, but this one's worth a try, particularly if you're planning on making an iced brew.
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Every Tip Top Canned Cocktail, Ranked
The canned cocktail brand Tip Top took what's already delicious and made it more accessible, so here are all of its offerings, ranked from worst to best.
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Why Cream Soda Is The Perfect Mixer For Bourbon Lovers
While it might not make sense at first, sweet and bubbly cream soda is the perfect mixer for bourbon-based cocktails. The two bring out the best in each other.
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Why You Can't Order James Bond's Favorite Martini As It Was Originally Served
Ian Fleming's recipe for the Vesper martini was three measures of Gordon's gin, one measure of vodka, and half a measure of Kina Lillet.
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Chili's Substitutes Tequila For Vodka In The Classic Espresso Martini With Awesome Results
Read on to find out if this unique take on the espresso martini cocktail is destined to be Chili's newest hit or a total miss. Spoiler alert: It rocks.
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White Claw Tequila Smash Vs Truly Lime Tequila Soda: Which Canned Cocktail Is Best?
Truly versus White Claw. It's a canned cocktail conundrum, which we tried to solve by taste-testing each brand's line of tequila-based cocktail. Which one wins?
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Ariani Is The Creamy Greek Drink That Makes Yogurt The Star
Made with only three ingredients - yogurt, water, and a sprinkle of salt - ariani is a wondrously refreshing and creamy drink typically served cold.
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The Key To Making The Absolute Best Champagne Cocktails, According To An Expert
Champagne is beloved on its own, but don't overlook how well it fits into a cocktail. Here are the dos and don'ts of making champagne cocktails from an expert.
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The Corn Selection Process For Making Bourbon Isn't As Refined As You May Think
When it comes to wine-making, the specific grapes used are very important. But this isn't the case when selecting the corn used to make bourbon. Why is that?
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Jean Harlow's Favorite Cocktail Was A Mix Of Rum And Vermouth
Jean Harlow, the blonde who set the silver screen ablaze in the 1930s, wasn't just a Hollywood icon; she was a trendsetter with a taste for delectable drinks.
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How Long Does Coffee Creamer Actually Last After Opening?
Nothing ruins a morning faster than reaching for the coffee creamer only to find a sour-smelling, spoiled product. How long does creamer last in the fridge?
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Who Invented St-Germain Liqueur?
When discussing liqueurs, St-Germain is a mainstay. With its elderflower touch, the product has left an indelible mark; but who invented it to begin with?
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For Big-Batch Cocktails, Choose Your Bar Spoon Wisely
A pitcher or two of an easy-to-prepare cocktail should lead to happy guests at any party. The best way to get these drinks mixed? The right bar spoon.
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The Foghorn Is The 1930s Drink Reminiscent Of A Moscow Mule
If you appreciate an ice-cold Moscow mule but prefer a different flavor, the Foghorn is a 1930s drink reminiscent of the well-known ginger beer drink.
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Every Old Rip Van Winkle Whiskey, Ranked
You don't have to be well-versed in the bourbon world to know that Old Rip Van Winkle is a revered brand. We ranked all of their excellent offerings.
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16 Popular Rums For Mojitos, Ranked From Worst To Best
A great mojito is nothing without great rum. We've ranked some popular bottles to help you decide which rum is best for the ultimate tropical minty cocktail.
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We Tried Maison Perrier's Flavored Sparkling Water, And The Subtle Seltzers Are High On Aesthetics
With a new lineup of fruity and unflavored sparkling water, Maison Perrier can fancify any warm-weather soirée ... but how does it taste? We present a review.
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How To Tell The Difference Between High And Low-Quality Bourbon, According To An Expert
With so many different bourbons on the market, it's easy to get overwhelmed. An expert helps us tell the difference between the best and the worst whiskies.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Real And Fake Bourbon, According To An Expert
Tasting Table reached out to Chris Blatner, Founder of Urban Bourbonist, to find out what consumers can do to ensure they don't fall victim to phony bourbons.
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