13 Party Snacks To Pair With A Gin And Tonic
Drinks are important at a party, but snacks are a close second - and if you're serving gin and tonics, these snack options will keep your guests noshing.
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11 Discontinued Flavored Vodkas We Want Back Now
Flavored vodka can be hit or miss. When you get one that tastes great, you want it to stick around. Unfortunately, these discontinued spirits left us too soon.
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An Expert's Advice For Crafting Refreshing Champagne Tequila Cocktails
If you haven't experimented with tequila and Champagne cocktails, it's time to try. Follow expert mixology advice to craft a delicious concoction.
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Add Rosemary Next Time You Drink A Glass Of Water For A Refreshing Sip
By adding rosemary to water, you can create a beverage that's as delightful as it is hydrating, all while enjoying the health benefits of this fragrant herb.
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Dunkin' Is Shaking Up Limited Espresso Martinis At One NYC Bar
If you're in New York, head to Ray's bar on the Lower East Side to try a Dunkin' espresso martini and four other Dunkin'-inspired cocktails at a pop-up event!
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Why Ina Garten Suggests Starting Parties With A 'Getting To Know You' Cocktail
Throwing the perfect dinner party can be stressful - but your guests don't have to know that! Offer them a cocktail when they first arrive to lighten the mood.
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The Difference Between Bourbon And Whiskey
Whiskey and bourbon have both been making a resurgence in recent years, but do you know the differences between them? They may be more similar than you think.
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Frozen Pumpkin Espresso Martinis Are The Coolest Drink To Sip This Fall
The frozen pumpkin espresso martini is a creamy, orange-hued beverage that offers a playful, seasonal take on the sophisticated original cocktail.
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Why Whipped Cream Is Such A Staple At American Restaurants
We all know that whipped cream adds a dollop of deliciousness to all sorts of desserts and drinks, but is that the only reason that restaurants use the topping?
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Think Twice Before Asking For A Reheated Espresso At A Coffee Shop
While it might be tempting to ask the barista to reheat your espresso drink at a coffee shop when it cools off too much, it's not a good idea for a few reasons.
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The Best Winter Wine To Pair With Your Slow Cooked Roast
A savory slow-cooked roast can be quite satisfying. But when you are ready to eat, you want a wine that complements this hearty dish.
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What's The Difference Between A Painkiller Cocktail And Piña Colada?
Though they look similar and both have tropical vibes, painkillers and piña coladas are two very different cocktails from their ingredients to their build.
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The Decadent Wine Pairing For Sweet Potato Ravioli With Sage Brown Butter
Sweet Potato Ravioli with Sage Brown Butter is a quintessential fall dish. To elevate this favorite, a well-chosen wine can make all the difference.
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How To Fill The Void Of Starbucks' Salted Caramel Mocha This Fall
If you're struggling to find Starbucks' salted caramel mocha in stores, here's how you can recreate the seasonal beverage in your own kitchen.
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A Bottle Of The World's Most Valuable Whisky Is About To Hit Sotheby's Auction
It's no secret that rare liquors can be expensive, but a bottle of Macallan 1926 whisky that's about to be auctioned off at Sotheby's might shatter records.
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How Long Must You Boil Water Before It's Safe To Drink?
Whether you're outdoors or your local water supply has been interrupted, it's important to boil water for the right length of time to ensure it's safe to drink.
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Spice Up Your Cocktails With A Dollop Of Hot Pepper Jelly
Bring trending swicy flavors to your cocktails by adding hot pepper jelly to your favorite drinks - even classics benefit from this sweet-and-spicy upgrade.
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Is It Safe To Drink Bottled Water Left In The Sun?
Keeping a plastic water bottle in the car is handy, so long as you don't leave it sitting in the hot sun for days on end. Doing so can actually be harmful.
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The Better Way To Drink Your Daily Apple Cider Vinegar Shot
While tangy apples and sugar sound incredible, even the most avid lovers of all things sour should dilute apple cider vinegar. It has a strong, dry taste.
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The Importance Of Sulfur Dioxide As An Ingredient In Wine
Though not scientifically proven, some people say sulphur in wine causes hangovers, but sulfur dioxide is an important ingredient in wine. Here's why.
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Averna Is The Bold Italian Liqueur To Upgrade Your Fall Cocktails
Amaro is the new "it girl" of the modern cocktail scene. You've met Aperol and Campari - now allow us to introduce Averna, a bittersweet Italian digestif.
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Barcelona Hot Spot Sips Named World's Best Bar 2023
Find out more about Sips, the place that's just won World's Best Bar. It may seem like a newcomer, but the pair behind it are cocktail-shaking superstars.
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The Family-Owned Coffee Supplier McDonald's Uses For Its Brews
Whether McDonald's is your go-to coffee spot or you're just curious about its business, you may have wondered where it gets its coffee supply.
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The Overlooked Way To Earn Starbucks Rewards With A Reusable Cup
Going to Starbucks can get expensive, not to mention all those cups that end up in landfills. Luckily, the Starbucks reusable cup discount can help with both!
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What Makes Virginia's Wine Region Unique From Any Other
Virginia? Believe it or not, the Old Dominion actually has a thriving wine industry whose "region" is perhaps more unique than any other in the United States.
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Whatever Happened To Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino?
The rise and fall of the Starbucks Unicorn Frappuccino - a social media fad with hidden challenges whose flavors quickly faded. Why it never made a comeback.
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The Easiest Way To Drink Warm Sake Right From Your Home
Even if you're short on time or don't have all the essential pieces of equipment for an authentic presentation, you can still partake and enjoy.
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