The Strongest Alcohol Legally Sold In The US Is Banned In These States
At nearly double the ABV of standard vodka, the strongest alcohol you can purchase in the US is actually banned in a number of states due to safety risks.
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Forget About Joe — Why Soldiers In WWI Called Coffee A 'Cup Of George'
Instant coffee was popularized during World War I. Find out why soldiers on the frontlines used to call it by a different name than what we're used to.
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Why This Once-Popular '70s Beer Is Now Only Found In Canada
This popular beer from the '70s has something of a cult following, but fewer can find packs of these cans today. Find out why it's only in Canada now.
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The Perfect Cocktail Companion To McDonald's McChicken Is A True Classic
This isn't the first pairing you think of, but once you try it, it's hard to go back. The next time you tuck into a McChicken, whip up this classic drink.
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The Absolute Best Nonalcoholic Sparkling Wine In Stores Is Worth The Splurge
Not all nonalcoholic sparkling wines are made the same, and some actually have structure -- which is exactly why the absolute best is worth the price.
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Paris Baguette's Best Hot Drink On The Menu Is Earthy And Delicious
While Paris Baguette has a host of delicious drinks to choose from, there's one surprising hot drink that is always delicious.
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The Bold Way To Enjoy Beer Cheese That Turns Game Day Into A Gourmet Feast
Beer cheese, in all its wonderful forms, is a fantastic addition to any game day spread. This variation makes for a hearty addition with versatility.
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The Sam's Club Prosecco That's Perfect For Brunch Mimosas Is Under $10
At this price, Sam's Club members can buy enough bottles to serve a crowd or to experiment with different prosecco-forward cocktails.
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Moderation Instead Of Strict Limits: Alcohol Consumption Guidance Gets A Significant Revamp
The amounts and parameters around how much alcohol is safe for consumption was just altered significantly. Here's what you need to know.
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Stock Your Bar Without Breaking The Bank: 13 Affordable Liquors To Keep On Hand
You don't need to spend a king's random to ensure your bar is well-stocked, as these inexpensive liquors can do the job without burning a hole in your pocket.
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The Louisville Cemetery Where Several Bourbon Legends Are Buried
Louisville, Kentucky is the undisputed capital of American whiskey and bourbon -- home to a historic cemetery where the spirits' greatest legends lay to rest.
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Review: Chobani's New Coffee Creamers Prove That Creamer Doesn't Need To Taste Artificial
Chobani has kicked off the new year by adding two new varieties to its growing list of coffee creamer flavors, and here's what we think after trying them both.
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10 Unique Ingredients That Elevate Homemade Lattes
Lattes are cozy as is, but there are many simple ways to give them a flavor upgrade. Transform your hot or iced latte with one of these tasty additions.
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Review: Dunkin's New Protein Milk Works, Though Some Of Its New Drinks Fall Flat
Dunkin' has entered the protein game with a range of drinks that incorporate its new appropriately named Protein Milk. I tried them, and here's what I think.
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8 Crazy Cups Ground Coffee Flavors, Ranked
Crazy Cups has an impressive array of flavored coffees available. We tried eight of them and ranked them from worst to best based on flavor and aroma.
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8 Fast-Growing Coffee Chains You Could Spot Near You Soon
A lesser-known coffee shop could soon steal Starbucks' title as king of coffee in America. Be on the look out for these rapidly expanding chains in your area.
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Why Some British Drinks Are Being Made Differently From Their US Counterparts
Not all soft drinks are created equal — especially if you're comparing cans from the United States and the United Kingdom. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Swap Liquor For Sake To Craft Incredible Low-ABV Cocktails
For a low-ABV cocktail that goes down smoothly, try swapping liquor for sake with help from an expert who offers some novel advice.
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As A Former Barista, These Are My Favorite Coffee Shops In Denver
Denver features a welcoming assortment of community-focused cafes. We asked a local coffee connoisseur to share a few favorites in Colorado's capital.
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The 4 Coffee Bean Types, Explained
While coffee drinks have enormous variety, there are only four core varieties of the bean itself. These are the ones to know and the nuances between them.
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7 Whiskey Barrel Aged Wines, Ranked
Wine undergoes several process from vineyard to shop, including some that alter taste. These whiskey barrel aged wines have unique features due to this method.
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The State With The Most Breweries Per Capita Is A Pilgrimage Site For IPA Fans
This state isn't the holy grail of IPA for its sheer number of breweries alone. It's also where one of the most pivotal IPA beers was created.
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15 Unique Coffee Shops In America You Need To Visit
From robot baristas to locations with stunning views, these American coffee shops offer unique experiences that make them well worth the visit.
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The One Diet Pepsi Copycat We'd Definitely Repurchase
Diet Pepsi drinkers are among the most loyal brand customers, but this store brand copycat might just sway them all thanks to it on-point flavor and price.
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19 Dessert Spirits That Aren't Baileys, Ranked
Bailey's may be the most popular dessert-flavored liqueurs out there, but it's far from the only one. Here's how we ranked 19 other dessert spirits.
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7 Best Sodas To Pair With Gin
Gin generally mixes well with sodas, but some options work better than others. That's why we tested various options to find sodas you can always pair with gin.
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Forget Vanilla Extract: This Trader Joe's Syrup Makes Anything Sweeter (From Drinks To Desserts)
With no shortage of excellent additions to coffee, one has to really stand out to earn a spot in your pantry. And yet, this syrup is a worthy addition.
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