Resurrect Your Ice Cream Maker For Better Frozen Drinks
Thick, creamy ice cream may be more exciting to make at home than to buy at the grocery store, but that's not all you can use your ice cream maker for.
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I'm A Bartender. These Are My Favorite (And Least Favorite) Types Of Customers - Exclusive
If you've ever wondered about the best ways to get on a bartender's good side (and stay off their bad one), we've got the info to help you out.
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The Right Way To Order Comfortably-Priced Wine At A Restaurant
Fortunately, there's a simple solution to alleviating anxiety and getting an affordable-for-you bottle of wine.
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The Flavorful Reason You Should Pour Wine At A Distance
Many things affect the flavor of wine even after it has left the vineyard, and pouring it at a distance allows for aeration to improve the flavor and aroma.
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Why Is British Lemonade So Different From American?
Americans visiting the UK may be surprised to learn that British lemonade is not the same drink we enjoy here in the United States of America.
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What Is The 'Kentucky Chew' When Tasting Bourbon?
See the secret to fully experiencing the rich and complex flavors of bourbon with the "Kentucky Chew" - an effective tasting method used by master tasters.
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Buffalo Trace To Release Experimental Peated Bourbon In May
Buffalo Trace's latest experiment uses smoked peated malt in their new Bourbon release for a nutty, smoky flavor. The limited release hits stores in May.
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Why Some Bars Still Have Signs For The Ladies' Entrance
In a few cities in the U.S., you may still see these signs swinging above pub doors. But they aren't used in the same way they were back in the 19th century.
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Rachel Marshall Of Rachel's Ginger Beer Dies At 42
The founder of Rachel's Ginger Beer, a hugely successful Seattle-based company, passed away on April 24. Here's what we know about the situation so far.
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The Best Type Of Tequila For Spicy Margaritas
Want to kick your marg up a notch? Here are some of the top tips and tricks for making the best version of the spicy margarita.
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14 Essential Tips For Making Tiki Drinks, According To A Trader Sam's Mixologist - Exclusive
Everyone loves a tiki cocktail during a night out, but what about making one at home? We asked a Trader Sam's expert for the best tips to get your tiki on.
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What Is Liquid Death? The Canned Water Trend, Explained
The canned water Liquid Death stands out because of its trendy, edgy marketing, and has quickly grown a massive social media following.
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The Screwdriver Riff That Took 20 Years To Gain Popularity
Coming in at 42.3% alcohol-by-volume, it packs a punch just like Screwdriver. Both are made with orange juice and vodka, but this also includes Galliano.
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What's The Difference Between Apple Cider And Apple Juice
We love apples in every form. But what's the difference between apple juice and apple cider, and which one are we getting at the farmers' market?
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The Subtly Sweet Fruit To Amp Up Your Cinco De Mayo Margaritas
If you want to put a fun spin on the typical margarita taste while keeping in line with Mexico's distinct heritage, try adding this fruit native to the area.
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Your Creamy Drinks Are Yearning For A Dollop Of Tahini
Tahini is ideal for adding a satisfying taste and texture to all types of recipes. Your creamy drinks and smoothies are yearning for a dollop of tahini.
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Why Some Starbucks Rewards Accounts Have A Negative Balance
Starbucks fans are disappointed with the recent changes to its rewards program, and some became more frustrated when a leaked discount left them in star debt.
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Vizzy Debuts Nostalgic Orange Cream Pop Hard Seltzer For Summer
For a limited time this summer, Vizzy's will offer a new orange cream pop hard seltzer that is meant to evoke the nostalgic memories of childhood summers.
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This Beer Is Specifically For The Shower
A Swedish brewery is giving us major nostalgia for our college days with its punchy beer made specifically for the shower. Bottoms up.
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If You Love Campari, Give French Suze A Try In Your Cocktails
Though the French spirit shares many similarities with its Italian counterpart, Suze has a unique flavor profile that sets it apart.
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The Clever Tip To Upgrade A Gold Rush Bourbon Cocktail
With bourbon sales booming, the Gold Rush cocktail is as popular as ever - and with this simple tip, you can upgrade the drink to the next level.
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The Oldest Alcoholic Drink In Korea Predates Soju By Centuries
The fizzy, milky alcohol makgeolli predates soju in Korea by centuries. Here's what drinkers should know about this beverage.
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I Tried The Viral Parmesan Espresso Martini And It Was A Textural Nightmare
As a former classically-trained barista and seasoned bartender, I appreciate the espresso martini as a perfect marriage of both fields, but not with Parmesan.
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The French Origins Of The Bénédictine Cocktail Are A Bit Hazy
The French origins of Bénédictine are murky at best. Here's what we know about its history, and what may or may not be true about the liqueur.
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The Simple Difference Between Single And Double Barrel Bourbon
Double barrel bourbon may have been discovered by accident, but these days, more and more distillers are offering their own versions for extra flavor.
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What Is Brazilian Lemonade And Why Is It Made With Limes?
Brazilian lemonade is a unique take on the classic kind, especially since it's made with limes. Here's what makes this refreshing drink a fun alternative.
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Starbucks Announces Employee 'Connection Sessions' In New Mission
Starbucks has announced tweaks to its mission, including "connection" 2-hour meetings aimed at fostering its employees' "sense of ownership" of the brand.
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