The Reason Some People Argue That Bourbon Is Good For You
As time goes by, different foods and drinks gain and lose different health claims. So, why are some now suggesting that bourbon has a slew of health benefits?
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What Is Peanut Milk And How Does It Compare To Other Nut Milks?
Among the many types of plant milk, peanut milk is not so well known, but it packs a lot of potential (and protein). Here's what you should know about it.
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Enhance The Flavor Of Chocolate Sauce With A Few Drops Of Whiskey
If chocolate sauce isn't dreamy enough as is, consider tossing in a whiskey of your choice. Used sparingly, whiskey brings out a full-bodied base in the sauce.
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Orange Satchmo: The Sazerac-Inspired Cocktail Named After Louis Armstrong
Jazz legend Louis Armstrong may not have been a prolific drinker, but the New Orleans native still has a tasty cocktail named after him - the orange Satchmo.
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Fish House Punch: The Rum Cocktail Enjoyed By George Washington
We know a lot of facts about George Washington, but it may surprise you to learn that he was a fan of the classic cocktail called fish house punch.
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How To Know What Temperature Beer Should Be Served At
Among the array of beer brands and types, it can seem daunting to deduce what temperature to serve your favorite brew at. However, it's not that complicated.
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Charles Bukowski's Favorite Wine Was Rich Red Cabernet Sauvignon
When it came to drink selection, Bukowski would probably imbibe just about anything. But, when he was in a discerning mood, he opted for cabernet sauvignon.
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Michter's Whiskey Master Distiller Shares The One Bottle You Should Try Before You Die - Exclusive
Tasting Table spoke to Dan McKee, Michter's master distiller, and asked him to recommend the one bottle of Michter's whiskey we must try before we die.
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MSG Adds An Instant Umami Punch To Your Cocktails And Mocktails
Normally one might think that MSG and cocktails don't mix, but you would be quite mistaken. A pinch can add umami to your favorite cocktails.
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Reuse Coffee Grounds To Make An Easy Saccharum
We've got a tasty way to reuse coffee grounds after the last sip of your morning brew: Turn them into a saccharum that can be used like a coffee liqueur.
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You Can Probably Guess Which Country Drinks The Most Coca-Cola
Created in America in the 1800s, Coca-Cola is a worldwide sensation. But one country still drinks the majority of the soda - and which one won't surprise you.
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The Biggest Cocktail Mistake The US Is Making, According To Tony Abou-Ganim - Exclusive
At the Nassau Paradise Island Wine and Food Fest, Tasting Table spoke to mixologist Tony Abou-Ganim about how Americans could be doing better behind the bar.
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The 2 Ingredients You Need To Make A Bittersweet Snake Bite Shot
Though it isn't entirely clear just how this potent punch got its 'snake bite' label, it's safe to say that snake bite is an accurate descriptor.
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What Is The Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland-Brand London Dry Gin?
Costco's Kirkland-brand London Dry gin is enjoyed by customers for its taste and price, but with these positives comes a mystery as to who produces it.
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Does Nespresso Or Keurig Brew Stronger Coffee?
A strong cup of coffee is the ideal way to wake up. When purchasing a pod-based coffee maker you need one capable of delivering. Is it Nespresso or Keurig?
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When Adding Matcha To Your Smoothie, Go For The Culinary Grade
While higher grades of matcha are better for making the drink itself or a latte at home, there's no need to use it in blended drinks such as a smoothie.
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Here's What Wine Sommeliers Mean When They Say Pencil Shavings
The terminology that comes with wine tasting can often be confusing. You find yourself asking, "Do I really want to drink pencil shavings?" Yes, yes you do.
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You're Spritzing Cocktail Lemons All Wrong, According To Tony Abou-Ganim - Exclusive
Strips of citrus peel do a lot more for a drink than make it look pretty, so follow cocktail expert Tony Abou-Ganin's tip about how to spritz correctly.
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The Reason You Should Use Frozen Strawberries Over Fresh For Smoothies
The next time you shop for ingredients to whip up your morning smoothie, consider passing the produce aisle and head for the freezer aisle instead.
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Use The Cold Brew Method For Perfectly Infused Lemonade Iced Tea
You might be familiar with the process of cold-brewing coffee. If so, your skills can translate easily to other beverages, including tea with a lemonade kick.
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18 Creative Garnishes For Your Gin & Tonic
The gin and tonic might be tried and true, but with a few creative garnishes, you can bring some excitement back to this cocktail. Here's what you should use.
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All You Need Are 3 Ingredients For The Dazzling Pink Squirrel Cocktail
If you enjoy creamy retro cocktails like the Grasshopper, you'll want to try out a Pink Squirrel. The best part is you only need three ingredients to make one!
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Here's Why Instant Coffee Is Usually Cheaper Than Fresh Beans
Instant coffee is almost always cheaper than fresh beans, and the reason why goes back to the harvesting and processing that the coffee goes through.
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We Ranked Every Waterloo Sparkling Water Flavor, Worst To Best
What's not to love about ice-cold, crisp, and refreshing sparkling water on a hot day? We ranked every Waterloo sparkling water flavor to find the best one.
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Why You Should Always Double Strain Your Whiskey Sour Cocktail
Nobody wants their cocktail to be watered down, plain and simple. Double straining your whiskey sours will assure that stray chips of ice don't get through.
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Bourbon Will Give Your Next Bloody Mary A Bolder Flavor
Introducing the bloody derby (also known as the shotgun bloody and bloody Marianne): a bourbon-spiked, spicy tomato fantasia you didn't know you were missing.
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A Roman Holiday Is The Caffeine-Packed Drink With Jungle Bird Cocktail Origins
If you're a fan of tiki cocktails like the Jungle Bird, you'll want to try the drink's spicier cousin, the gin-based and cold brew coffee-boosted Roman Holiday.
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