Our Cocktail Expert's Favorite Drink Is A Smoky Infusion You Can Make At Home
Smoked cocktails aren't only for fancy bars. You can infuse smoke into your own cocktails right at home with a little guidance from our expert.
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The Best Sparkling Wines To Use In Your Champagne Cocktails, According To An Expert
Champagne cocktails are a special kind of sophisticated, but what kind of sparkling wine should you choose? We consulted an expert for the answer.
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The Murky History Of Larceny Bourbon
Heaven Hill Distillery created Larceny bourbon after John E. Fitzgerald and his sneaky ways with bourbon. Take a look at the murky history of this drink.
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The Grand Manhattan Is A Sweeter Twist On The Classic Whiskey Cocktail
The Grand Manhattan offers a richer and more complex drinking experience by introducing an additional sweeter element to the classic cocktail via liqueur.
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The Fruit Wine That Tastes Closest To The Classic Grape Varieties
Fruit wine fans looking for that classic red grape taste, look no further than elderberry wine. The sturdy black berry has been making great wine for centuries.
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How Many Times You Can Re-Steep Tea Without Compromising The Flavor
When it comes to tea, it doesn't have to be a one and done drink. You can actually re-steep tea a few times before the flavor is totally lost.
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How To Drink Straight Vodka Like A True Connoisseur
There's a time and place for throwing back vodka shots, but if you're trying to experience vodka like a true connoisseur, these elements will keep you busy.
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Meet Mexico's Oldest Spirit: Pox Is A Must-Try For Whiskey Fans, According To Spirits Experts
Move over mezcal, another Mexican spirit called pox has been growing in popularity outside of its native country - especially among whiskey lovers.
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The Expert-Approved Budget Tip For Choosing Sparkling Wine For Cocktails
A good sparkling wine is the backbone of beloved cocktails such as the Mimosa. But how much should you spend for a decent bottle? An expert shares some tips.
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For An At-Home Whiskey Tasting, Here's How Much Bourbon To Pour Per Glass
An at-home bourbon tasting is a fantastic idea to get friends together. But how much whiskey should you be pouring per taste? We've got the answers for you!
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The Expert-Approved Coffee Pairings For Your Favorite Cafe Treats
Just as it's an art to pair particular wines with certain dishes, there's an art to pairing coffee with the right baked goods to enhance your enjoyment of both.
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A Cocktail Expert's Top Tip To Remember When Smoking Spirits At Home
Smoking a cocktail is easier to pull off at home than you might expect, but that doesn't mean it can be done without learning the best practices.
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The Important Cultural Origins Of Pickled Tea
While tea is a worldwide beverage, only one country is known for pickling and eating it, and that's Myanmar. Here's what you should know about pickled tea.
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How Much Lemon Juice You Need For A Pitcher Of Lemonade
You might think you have enough lemons, then be dismayed to find they barely cover half the amount of juice you need. So exactly how many lemons are needed?
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Brave Bull: The 2-Ingredient Cocktail That Puts A Spin On The Black Russian
The Black Russian is a cocktail staple - but to riff on the classic drink, look no further than the Brave Bull. With just one swap, a new experience awaits.
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7 Popular Chocolate Liqueurs, Ranked Worst To Best
Are you looking for a top-tier chocolate liqueur on the market? We tasted seven popular varieties neat and chose the best based on the flavor.
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12 Ways To Use Coconut Water
From tropical drinks to savory soups to naturally sweet oatmeal, a wide variety of beverages and dishes can benefit from creative ways to use coconut water.
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The Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey You Should Be Pairing With Blue Cheese
What is the best bourbon to pair with blue cheese? Blue cheese is bold, bright, and sharp, with a funkiness that sometimes makes it an acquired taste.
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12 Brazilian Drinks You Should Try At Least Once
There are countless drinks from Brazil worth sampling. From cocktails to non-alcoholic beverages, here are 12 Brazilian drinks to try at least once.
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The Rich History Of Drinking Hot Chocolate
Hot chocolate nowadays is sweet, creamy, and comforting -- but it couldn't be more different from the drinking chocolate revered in ancient Mesoamerica.
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The One-Ingredient Difference Between A Shirley Temple And Roy Rogers Drink
The Shirley Temple and the Roy Rogers are two of the most popular nonalcoholic drinks out there, which makes sense since there's a one-ingredient difference.
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How To Give Classic Cocktails An Upgrade With Champagne, According To A Mixologist
Champagne probably isn't the first type of alcohol you reach for when mixing up classic cocktails, but maybe it should be. We spoke to an expert to learn why.
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14 White Whiskey Brands You Should Try At Least Once, According To A Spirits Expert
Also known as moonshine, white whiskey is the clear, unaged spirit from which bourbon is made. Try these white whiskey brands neat or in your next cocktail.
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The Best Spirits To Experiment With Smoking At Home
Smoking spirits and cocktails at home is easier than you might think, but it's important to know which drinks are conducive to smoke and which to avoid.
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Give Your Morning Coffee A Decadent Upgrade With Nutella
If you want a more decadent cup of coffee, look no further than the jar of Nutella in your pantry. The chocolate-hazelnut spread adds a dose of sweet flavor.
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The Unexpected Red Wine Substitute That's Hiding In Your Pantry
Red wine adds a complex flavor to dishes when used in cooking, but what do you do when you're out of wine? This surprising ingredient works wonderfully.
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The Sweet Bourbon Mixer You Probably Drank As A Child
Bourbon is known for being a strong spirit. But there's a perfect mixer that can tame and complement bourbon in a cocktail - and you probably drank it as a kid.
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