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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The Real Reason Some Martinis Are Stirred, Not Shaken
We've all heard the classic James Bond adage of "Shaken, not stirred" - but what separates the two from one another? Turns out, it goes beyond just preference.
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The Simple Way To Instantly Fix A Weak Cup Of Coffee
If you happen to make a cup of coffee that's not up to scratch in terms of strength, we've got a super simple trick that will repair the damage in an instant.
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Infuse Simple Syrup For A Next-Level Whiskey Sour
By infusing an easy-to-make simple syrup with your favorite herbs, fruits, or spices, you can create a completely new spin on the classic whiskey sour.
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What 'Store Pick' Bourbon Actually Means
In the world of alcohol, there are labels that go unexplained for the uninitiated. While "store pick" offers a clue in the name, here's what it really means.
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For A Lighter Cup Of Coffee, Try Brewing With A Cloth Filter
For coffee enthusiasts seeking a gentler, more nuanced brew, the choice of filter can make all the difference. Here's what you need to know about cloth filters.
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15 Types Of Rum Cocktails From Around The World
Rum cocktails are uniquely delicious, and the world has taken notice. We're here to celebrate 15 delicious rum drinks from all around the globe.
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Why You Should Consider Swapping Rum With Cachaça In Your Next Tropical Drink
If you're a fan of rum, then you need to know about cachaça, a Brazilian distilled spirit that, like rum, is made from sugar cane and works great in cocktails.
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The Record-Breaking Number Of Beers That Andre The Giant Could Drink
Known for his impressive stature, Andre the Giant was also the centerpiece of many alcohol-related tales - even confirming a record-breaking number on live TV.
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12 Etiquette Tips You Need To Follow On A Bourbon Distillery Tour, According To Industry Experts
Bourbon tastings are even more fun when you know what they're like. Here are the experts-suggested etiquette tips to follow on a distillery tour.
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Change Up The Classic Whiskey Sour With Fruity Lychee Juice
Whiskey sours are great, but if you're looking to add some floral notes to your drink, consider adding lychee juice for an extra fruity kick.
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A Pinch Of Salt Is The Key To Balancing Out Bitter Tea
Looking to up your tea game but are turned off by potential bitter flavors? Adding a touch of salt is all you need to remediate this common issue.
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Does Temperature Really Matter When Drinking Whiskey Neat?
Sometimes, we overcomplicate things when it comes to spirits. But with whiskey, it's pretty straightforward. So, what temperature should you be drinking it at?
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12 Best Cocktail Books For Tropical Drinks
A tropical drink can transport you to a sunny beach, even when it's December in Wisconsin. These cocktail books help keep it tropical all year round.
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