Why Greek Coffee Isn't Your Regular Cup Of Joe
Greek coffee breaks all the rules, being made differently and with different ingredients. Learn more about why this isn't your typical Starbucks order.
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How And When To Use A Hawthorne Strainer For Your Cocktails
There are some cocktail ingredients you want in your shaker but would rather not pour into your glass. A Hawthorne strainer may come in handy for the latter.
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The Espresso Martini Substitution You Should Try For A More Chocolatey Cocktail
As much as the Kahlua is an integral part of an espresso martini, it doesn't hurt to swap it out for something a little more chocolatey: Bailey's.
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What Makes Old Carter Bourbon So Pricey?
Lovers of fine bourbons know that Old Carter produces some of the best (and most expensive) varieties around. Here are the reasons for the steep price point.
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Nespresso Vertuo Creatista Vs Lattissima: What's The Difference?
Nespresso's Vertuo line of coffeemakers offer a ton of different models, each with strengths and weaknesses. Let's look at the Creatista and Lattissima.
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Macchiato Vs Latte: What's The Difference?
With so many variations, ordering a cup of coffee can be a bewildering process. Here's a deep dive on the differences between macchiatos and lattes.
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14 Irish Cream Liqueurs, Ranked Worst To Best
Irish cream liqueurs are popular, but which are the best of the bunch? Our expert is here to rank 14 options, from the mildly tasty to the seriously delicious.
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If You're Drinking Turkish Coffee On The Go, You're Doing It Wrong
Other than adding sugar to the grounds, the number one thing that makes Turkish coffee different from your regular go-to cup of drip is the way it's enjoyed.
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Swap Vodka For Whiskey In Your Next Dirty Shirley Cocktail
Whiskey's natural vanilla-caramel depth darkens this bright sipper into a mature yet accessible cocktail perfect for pool parties and dinner parties alike.
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The Temperature Benefit Of Stirring Your Martini
Whether a cocktail should be stirred or shaken is a common point of contention - just ask James Bond. But when it comes to Martinis, stirring has benefits.
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6 Easy Ways To Upgrade A Classic Mint Julep Cocktail
The Mint Julep is a classic cocktail that's especially prevalent around the Kentucky Derby. And there are so many ways to elevate the drink for a unique take!
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Tony Abou-Ganim's Top Tips For The Best Martini Every Time - Exclusive
Martinis can seem deceptively simple from a distance, but there is a lot of that goes into crafting a perfect one. We spoke to Tony Abou-Ganim for his tips.
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Review: Starbucks' Lavender Lemonade Is The Pink Treat We Didn't Know We Needed
Starbucks' new lavender lemonade is already everywhere on social media, but does the taste live up to the hype? We tried it to present this review.
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The Wine Term Some Sommeliers Ditched 'Minerality' For
Minerality was the hot new term in the sommelier world for a while but was always contentious. Now, a new term is vying to take its place moving forward.
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If You're New To Drinking Absinthe, Order A Sazerac Cocktail
Drinking absinthe is an acquired taste. Luckily, the strong, licorice-flavored liquor mixes well into many cocktails, such as The Sazerac.
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Alexander The Great's Favorite Way To Drink Wine Was Unlike His Time
Having a glass of wine is a tale as old as time - literally. Even in BCE, Greeks partook in the tradition - but Alexander the Great put his own spin on it.
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Starbucks Launches A New Sky Blue Stanley Cup And Lavender Lemonade
Starbucks is launching a ton of springtime goodies in time for Mother's Day, including a sky blue Stanley tumbler, lavender lemonade, and place-themed mugs.
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Why The Gin And Tonic Is Typically Served In A Highball Glass
A highball is always best for a gin and tonic. But why is this particular glass chosen, and what makes it so well-suited to the gin and tonic experience?
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6 Zero-Sugar Sweet Tea Brands, Ranked
Zero-sugar iced teas rely on artificial sweeteners to try to replicate the flavor of regular sweet tea. We tried a few brands to see which was the best.
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The 2-Ingredient Grapefruit Cocktail We Want To Drink All Summer
There is often elegance to be found in simplicity, and this holds try for classic two-ingredient cocktails like the gin and grapefruit greyhound.
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The Best Way To Store Gin And How Long You Can Expect It To Last
Hard liquor is typically more shelf-stable than other foods and drinks, but that doesn't mean there aren't still considerations to be taken.
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Black Vs White Russian Cocktails: What's The Difference?
"The Big Lebowski" gave pop-cultural staying power to the white Russian cocktail, but do you know what sets it apart from the black Russian?
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Why Bourbon And Dehydrated Citrus Make The Perfect Cocktail Pairing
Dehydrated fruits are the perfect companion for bourbon cocktails that are already packing a heady punch since they add a subtle sweet flavor.
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Nutella Is The Unexpected Sweet Ingredient You Can Use To Wash Rum
Fancy a subtle yet sweet chocolatey and hazelnutty flavor in your next rum cocktail? If the answer is yes, it's time to fat-wash your spirit with Nutella.
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How Boxed Cake Mix Can Magically Transform The Texture Of Your Milkshake
If you find yourself craving an extra thick milkshake, we've got an option you may not have thought of and it's probably already sitting on your pantry shelf.
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The 3-30-300 Rule Breweries Swear By When Storing Beer
You may have opened your beer to discover the flavor was changed and your beer was flat. You just tasted the 3-30-300 rule in action.
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The World's Very First Bourbon Dates Back To The 18th Century
Bourbon is the quintessential American spirit, and this whiskey has a storied history going back to the 18th century. So, how did the first bourbon get started?
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