When Swapping Rum For Vodka In Mojito Cocktails, Choose Crushed Ice Every Time
For vodka-lovers out there, it's easy to swap the clear spirit for rum in your mojito -- just be sure to use crushed ice to mellow things out if you do.
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What's The Difference Between Nespresso XL Coffee Pods And Regular Ones?
Nespresso offers many different coffee pods, but sometimes all the options can get overwhelming. Here's the difference between standard and XL pods, explained.
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This Is The Key To Perfectly Brewed Moka Pot Coffee Every Time, According To A Pro Barista
Using a moka pot is the cheapest and easiest way to prepare espresso at home, but there are some important considerations to take to guarantee the best cup.
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The Historic Reason George Washington's Wine Ventures Failed
President George Washington's endeavors extended far beyond politics and into the vineyard - though his winemaking fell short due to a slip in fate.
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The Best Wine To Pair With Your Sushi Dinner
If you've sat in a sushi restaurant wondering which drink to order, you're not alone. This will help you choose what wine to pair with these bitesize beauties.
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Yes, You Can Eat The Pearls In Your Bubble Tea, But Here's What To Keep In Mind
Whether you make an at-home boba tea recipe or enjoy eating these tapioca pears at a cafe, they are generally safe. However, you should take some precautions.
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Assyrtiko Is The Crowd-Pleasing Wine For Your Summer Parties
Hailing from the beautiful Greek island of Santorini, this mineral-rich wine should be a feature of all your summer parties, for its refreshing drinkability.
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The Nescafé Instant Coffee Flavor You Really Shouldn't Drink
Plenty of people keep instant coffee in their pantry for a quick and easy caffeine hit at home. But this one Nescafé variety is worth steering clear of.
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The Bourbon Brand Ulysses S. Grant May Have Drunk By The Glassful
Ulysses S. Grant had a reputation for enjoying a glass or two of bourbon on occasion. If you want to toast the general and president, grab this brand.
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The Bold Alternative For Cabernet Sauvignon Wine Enthusiasts
This wine isn't new, but it's gaining a new following, and quietly becoming popular as an easy-to-love red that's perfect for pretty much any occasion.
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Elevate Your Affogato With A Splash Of Bourbon
Affogato is an Italian dessert that traditional relies on a simple combination of vanilla gelato and espresso, but a little bourbon goes a long way.
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Pati Jinich's Tips For Custom Margaritas
Read on to learn some of Pati Jinich's favorite ways to put a new spin on margaritas, which we learned from an exclusive interview with the chef.
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The Vodka Swap To Make For A More Flavorful Screwdriver Cocktail
Even the simplest of cocktails still allow wiggle room for experimentation. Despite being just two ingredients, you can shake up the flavor of a screwdriver.
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The Expert Tip To Extract The Perfect Amount Of Coffee In A Moka Pot
Andrea Allen knows a thing or two about making a cup of coffee, and when it comes to extracting the right amount in a moka pot, she says it's all the grind.
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A Whiskey Expert Explains Why It's Crucial To Warm Up Your Palate Before A Tasting
If you plan to embark on a whiskey tasting, it's important to warm up your palate while keeping it neutral. An expert told us how to do it properly.
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The Nespresso Tip To Ensure Your Iced Coffee Isn't Watered Down
A good iced Nespresso is rich, refreshing, and buzzy all at once, but a bad version is watery and thin. Use this easy tip to make sure your ice doesn't melt.
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How President Taft Helped Define The True Meaning Of Straight Whiskey
In the 1900s, at a time when the definition of "straight whiskey" was nebulous, it was one President William Howard Taft who set the record straight.
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The Only Rosé Wine You Need To Pick Up At The Store
It can be overwhelming trying to figure out which bottle of wine to pick off the shelf, but if you're looking for rosé, we think this one is the best.
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Nescafé's Best Instant Coffee Is Based On A Traditional Mexican Brew
Not everyone loves instant coffee, but we can agree that some options are better than others. And when it comes to Nescafé, one Mexican-inspired flavor won out.
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All You Need To Turn Beer Into A Cocktail Is A Splash Of Grenadine
If you love the idea of melding the bitter and hoppy flavors of beer with a little sweetness, this two-ingredient cocktail featuring grenadine is for you.
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10 Iconic Foods That Originated In The State Of Georgia
What does the world's most famous soda and the planet's sweetest onion have in common? They're both from Georgia, along with several other famous foods.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Porter Vs Stout Beers
The world of beer encompasses a near countless number of different types, styles, and brands. Two of the hardest to tell apart are stout and porter.
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Whisky Lovers Of The West Coast, Sharpen Your Knowledge At The Scotch Library
If you're a Scotch lover in the United States, you don't have to voyage to Scotland to learn more about the whisky. Arizona's Scotch Library has you covered.
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Chef Pati Jinich Explains How To Pair Every Meal With Tequila
From brunch to dessert, award-winning chef, cookbook author, and television host Pati Jinich is here to share her favorite tequila pairings.
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Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Cocktail Comes With A Hilarious Name
If you're a fan of Gordon Ramsay, you know all about his loud and abrasive insults, so you should not be surprised by the name of this cocktail.
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Don't Settle For Cheap Liquor In Sour Cocktails
Employing quality alcohol can help out many drinks, but avoiding the cheapest liquor is especially crucial in sour-based cocktails for this important reason.
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The Origin Of The Singapore Sling Cocktail Dates Back More Than A Century
The Singapore Sling is a punch-like cocktail that packs a punch. But while the classic gin-based drink has endured for decades, its exact origins are not clear.
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