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.
Read MoreMade with only three ingredients - yogurt, water, and a sprinkle of salt - ariani is a wondrously refreshing and creamy drink typically served cold.
Read MoreChampagne 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.
Read MoreWhen 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?
Read MoreJean 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.
Read MoreNothing 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?
Read MoreWhen 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?
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreYou 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.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreWith 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.
Read MoreWith 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.
Read MoreTasting 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.
Read MoreMuch like how wheat vodka can highlight zestiness or rye vodka can emphasize nuttiness, corn vodka can provide extra sweetness.
Read MoreIn the crowded food and beverage markets, gimmicks are often needed to get eyes on new products. For Pegasus Distillerie, a space rock is the latest gimmick.
Read MoreVermouth may be an irreplaceable ingredient in countless cocktails, but you ought to learn why it's not always wise to tinker around with the amount you use.
Read MoreYou've probably heard of a few trendy alternative coffees - and chicory and mushroom coffee are two of the most common. But what is the difference between them?
Read MoreThe new bottled Starbucks Oatmilk Frappuccino line offers non-dairy coffee drinks flavored with caramel and chocolate. We tasted them both for this review.
Read MoreThe Boulevardier is a classic cocktail that was born in the Prohibition era, and it has an origin story that crosses the Atlantic Ocean.
Read MoreFew treats that are more refreshing on a hot day than the frozen basil-citrus granita, but to flawlessly execute this recipe, this texture trick is key.
Read MoreThis liquid is for java aficionados who love the flavor of their morning cup of Joe so much that they want to add it to their gelato, custards, and milkshakes.
Read MoreFor a whiskey sour that's bursting with sweet, tart, and bitter flavors and a stronger citrus complexity, try incorporating grapefruit juice in an easy way.
Read MoreWhile there's a standard measurement for what constitutes a serving of wine in the U.S., the amount you should actually be pouring depends on the type of wine.
Read MoreEveryone knows that fruit and alcohol pair well together, but some fruits are more popular than others. Try a fig cocktail for a special burst of fruity flavor.
Read MoreThe next time you want to spruce up your highball why not reach for a flavored seltzer? And if you want to get really adventurous, how about a hard seltzer?
Read MoreSake bombs may bring back memories of good ol' college days, but are they appropriate to order at a Japanese restaurant? Here's why you may want to avoid it.
Read MoreGreen Chartreuse can turn a regular mug of hot chocolate into a minty, refreshing treat for mature palates. It's a simple add-in that packs a kick.
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