Why Using Native Grapes Has Its Advantages In Winemaking
Native grapes have a significant impact on the end characteristics of wine. Leonardo Bellaccini, oenologist at San Felice Wine Estate in Tuscany tells us why.
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The Difference You'll Taste When Using Nespresso Reusable Pods
Switching to a reusable Nespresso coffee pod seems like a no brainer. It will help the environment and your wallet - but it may not help your coffee's taste.
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Why Gordon Ramsay Believes Californian Wines Are Among The Best In The World
The influence of California on the wine world cannot be understated - so much so that even Gordon Ramsay recognizes the state's stronghold in the industry.
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18 Top-Ranked Cognac Brands
Interested in learning about the most amazing French cognac brands? Read this in-depth guide to learn about finding the best bottle for your enjoyment.
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10 Best Bourbon And Chocolate Pairings, According To A Spirits Expert
Many would say bourbon and chocolate are made for each other. But with so many brands, knowing which pairs work can be difficult. Thankfully, we did the work.
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10 Central American Rum Brands, Ranked
Central American rum may not be as well-known as Caribbean rum, but it's still filled with quality spirits. We ranked 10 popular Central American rum brands
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Adding Rice Beer To Your Gluten-Free Diet
Given that rice is gluten free, it is perfectly logical to assume that rice beer would also be gluten free, but that isn't necessarily the case.
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A Sommelier Explains Why Dessert Wine Is The Best Pairing For Dark Chocolate
Dark chocolate is more bitter and less sugary than the milk and white varieties, so, according to an expert, pairing it with a sweeter dessert wine is best!
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Drink Your Shirley Temple Frozen For The Ultimate Slushie
This sweet nostalgic favorite is delicious in its own right, but when you're craving something frozen, a Shirley Temple slushie is sure to hit the spot.
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How A Simple Sparkling Wine Drink Got The Name 'Cold Duck'
Cold duck is an elevated two-parter (not dissimilar to a highball) made from a combination of sparkling burgundy wine and champagne.
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How Do Vacuum Wine Stoppers Really Work?
You may have heard that vacuum wine stoppers are the latest and greatest in wine preservation technology, but how do they work? And do they work well?
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What Single Estate Whiskey Actually Means
There are a lot of confusing terms in the whiskey world, but single estate whiskey seems pretty straightforward. However, there are plenty of nuances involved.
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9 Types Of Cognac, Explained
As one of the most famous spirits in the world, cognac classifications can get overwhelming. To assist, we at Tasting Table break them down.
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For The Best Quality Brew, Never Serve Beer In A Frosted Glass
You might believe beer in a frosted glass improves the drinking experience - but don't buy into the myth, as a few factors actually dispel this notion.
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Bourbon Is Begging To Be Mixed With Tangy Pickle Juice
A good bourbon cocktail is the perfect match of the right bourbon and mixer to create a paired flavor experience and that mixer could be pickle juice!
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John Lennon Discovered His Favorite Cocktail During The Infamous 'Lost Weekend'
A lot went down during John Lennon's infamous "lost weekend." Most of it wasn't exactly positive, but it did lead to the discovery of his favorite cocktail.
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Why We Can Thank Spring Break For The Sex On The Beach Cocktail
With a name like "sex on the beach," this long-lasting cocktail is sure to draw attention. But, where did this attention-grabbing name come from?
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Romania Drinks The Most Alcohol Out Of Any Country Worldwide
If you have ever wondered which country drinks the most alcohol on average per capita, we have a definitive answer thanks to a study published by the WHO.
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Why Sommeliers Want You To Consider The Weight Of Your Wine When Pairing It With A Dish
Pairing wine and food seems simple, but the sommelier-level wine terms can get a tad confusing. So, what exactly is a wine's weight and how does it factor in?
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This Is How Whiskey Was Served In The 18th Century
While most every bar today has a tower of glassware ready and waiting to hold some whiskey, that isn't how it was served in the 18th century.
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How To Use Whiskey Stones To Chill Your White Wine
If you love perfectly chilled white wine and hate how ice can water it down, you'll want to think about using whiskey stones to chill your next glass.
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Easy Banana Matcha Smoothie Recipe
If your morning schedule doesn't allow much time for breakfast, this banana matcha smoothie with dates, maple syrup, and soy milk will come to the rescue.
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The World's First-Ever Beer Recipe Has Been Around Since Ancient Times
Modern humans aren't the only ones who enjoy a glass of beer. In fact, a recipe for the fermented grain beverage has been around for thousands of years.
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Berry Vodka Is The Fruity Addition To Elevate Your Espresso Martini
Calling all espresso martini enthusiasts! If you're tired of the typical espresso martini blend, consider adding berry vodka for a refreshing infusion.
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Why You Shouldn't Pour Freshly Brewed Espresso Over Ice
Making the perfect iced coffee isn't as simple as it may seem. Find out what to do instead of pouring hot espresso directly over ice, plus more handy tips.
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Wake Up Your Smoothies With A Bold Coffee Base
Coffee pairs well with the base ingredients of many smoothies, such as milk, peanut butter, or yogurt, and can be a beneficial pairing with many fruits.
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11 Popular Canned Coconut Milk Brands For A Creamy Texture, Ranked
If you're tired of plucking a subpar can of coconut milk off the grocery shelf, jot down our top brand picks for the creamy drink to save yourself the trouble.
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