Is There A Right Way To Drink Japanese Whisky?
Japanese whisky is big business with some varieties commanding big prices, but is there a special way to drink the varieties made in the country?
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French Toast Shots Are The Genius Way To Drink The Brunch Treat
Once you try these cinnamon-flavored French toast shots, your brunches are going to get a whole lot more delicious. There are plenty of garnish ideas, too.
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16 Hot Chocolates From Popular Chain Coffee Shops, Ranked
Hot chocolate is the perfect decadent treat for a cold, blustery day. We've compared all the major chains' hot cocoas to see which one comes out on top.
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Use Semi-Sweet Vermouth For The Best El Presidente Cocktails
While the kind of vermouth you use may seem inconsequential, it is also the difference between a bitter El Presidente and a delicious one.
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15 Best Scotch Whiskies Of 2023
Every year is a good year for Scotch, and this one has been no different. These are our favorite releases of 2023, expressions deserving of a spot on your bar.
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The Simple Difference Between Steamed And Frothed Milk
Frothed and steamed milk have different textures and methods of creation. Frothed milk is made cold, while steamed milk is heated with pressurized steam.
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11 Tips For Pouring Beer Like A Pro
How you pour a beer has a huge impact on the final drinking experience ─ and there are a few handy tips and tricks behind pulling off the perfect pint.
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Use Orange And Cinnamon To Give Tequila Shots A Festive Spin
It doesn't hurt to have some tequila shots on hand for the holidays and we have the perfect way to make those shots feel more festive: Add cinnamon and orange.
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A Cadillac Sidecar Is The Classic Cocktail Perfect For Citrus Lovers
If you're a fan of citrus and cocktails, you should probably try a Cadillac Sidecar. This classic drink combines Cognac, orange liqueur, and fresh lemon juice.
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We Tested And Ranked 13 Barista Milks In Our Lattes
Barista milks are great to buy when you want to make an at-home latte or practice your latte art. Here are the best barista milk options you can buy.
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Make Your Next Cocktail Magical By Adding Dry Ice
An underutilized ingredient in the bartender's toolbox is dry ice. Add it to drinks and you've got a fantastic effect of smoke bringing your cocktail to life.
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The Likely Reason Your Homemade Cashew Milk Is Grainy
Making perfectly creamy cashew milk at home is pretty easy, but it can be a bummer when it comes out lumpy or gritty. Luckily, there are some easy solutions.
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Why Grapefruit And Cinnamon Are A Match Made In Drink Heaven
They may seem like they're a world apart, but grapefruit and cinnamon are a match made in drink heaven, whether combined in a cocktail or a non-alcoholic drink.
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What You Should Know About Beer Before You Pour It
Some beer drinkers swig directly from the can or bottle, while others prefer to sip from a frothy glass. If you're the latter, we've got an expert's tips.
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What Is Straight Bourbon?
The whiskey and bourbon world is pretty complicated, hence all the specific names. So, when you see "straight bourbon" on a bottle's label what does it mean?
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When Hosting A Cocktail Party, Use Charms On Glass Stems To Prevent Drink Mixups
For your next cocktail party, save the guests some confusion and yourself the extra dishes with glass charms, which you can either purchase of DIY.
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Puerto Rico's Oldest Rum Has French Roots And A Rich History
Puerto Rico is known as the rum capital of the world, and its oldest rum, Ron del Barrilito, has French roots and a rich history worth exploring.
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Why The Material Of Your Wine Glass Really Does Matter
There's one factor that should never be ignored when it comes to drinking wine, and that is the material that the glass is made from.
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Why America Has Been Slow To Embrace Bianco Vermouth
Bianco vermouth is a semi-sweet fortified white wine. Haven't heard of it? That's because it's still pretty obscure in America - but that could be changing!
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The Difference Between High-Rye Bourbon And Rye Whiskey
It can be difficult to tell bourbons apart from other whiskeys, and the differences only become more nuanced when comparing rye whiskey and high-rye bourbon
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Maraschino Cherries Make A Sweet Substitute For Grenadine In Tequila Sunrises
A tequila sunrise is relatively easy to make at home Of course, if grenadine isn't readily available, a jar of maraschino cherries is just as good.
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For A Sweeter Bourbon Experience, Rim Your Next Old Fashioned With Brown Sugar
You've likely experienced a salted rim on a frozen margarita, but did you know you can use the same technique with sugar on other classic cocktails?
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12 Notable Drive-Thru-Only Coffee Shops In The US
Morning cups of coffee are a ritual, especially if you're on the move. These awesome drive-thru-only coffee shops will get you your joe without missing a beat.
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What Actually Goes Into A 5 Star General Cocktail?
If you like a shot that packs a powerful punch, the 5 Star General is for you. There are various recipes out there, but the 5-liquor hit remains the same.
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For A Turin-Inspired Aperitivo Hour, Try A Cinque 7 Spritz
Sure, you've heard of Aperol Spritzes, and probably Hugo Spritzes, too. But have you ever tried their Turin-inspired cousin, the Cinque 7 Spritz?
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What Is Rail Gin And What Kind Of Cocktails Is It Used For?
You may not know it, but if you're someone who orders gin cocktails, then you've likely had rail gin. Here's what it is and where you may find it.
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15 Cranberry Juice Brands, Ranked
Cranberry juice is a refreshing addition to a cocktail or delicious on its own - but how do you know which one to buy? Our ranking will help you.
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