Why Is Cow Milk White?
If you've ever gazed into your glass of cow's milk while sipping it, you may have wondered why it's so bright white. The answer comes down to some cool science.
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10 Things You Didn't Know About Aquavit, The Scandinavian Liquor
Aquavit is a popular and traditional drink in Scandinavia. Learn about the history of the spirit, how it's made, and how people throughout Scandinavia enjoy it.
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8 Of The Most Expensive Whiskies Sold At Costco
These expensive bottles may still burn a hole in your wallet, but Costco's been offering some prestigious whiskies at significantly discounted prices.
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This Chaotic Cocktail Most Likely Got Its Start As Wartime Hooch
This chaotic and versatile cocktail is a fixture at college parties, but it was first made by World War II soldiers during their time off the battlefield.
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The Texas Museum That Holds The History Of This Iconic Soda
There's a delightful little museum in Waco, Texas, that takes you behind the scenes with interactive exhibits and, of course, some soda tasting.
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Why Some People Think Champagne Tastes Different On A Plane
While different Champagnes have a variety of tasting notes, there's something about sipping them at 35,000 feet that alters their overall profile.
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What Is Scandinavian Light Roast Coffee And Why Should You Try It For Your Next Cup Of Joe?
If your experience with coffee is dominated by dark roasts and flavored drinks, then you're missing out on the nuanced notes of Scandinavian Light Roast.
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15 Best Cafes In London For Coffee
London has top cafes serving exceptional coffee and delicious food within cozy, stylish settings -- ideal for a pit stop, catch-up, or some leisurely reading.
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Review: Pepsi's New Prebiotic Colas Will Give Poppi A Run For Its Money
We got to try Pepsi's upcoming Prebiotic Cola ahead of it release, and spoiler alert: both flavors of this prebiotic soda are very, very good.
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Here's The Point Of A Cocktail Garnish (Besides Making You Feel Fancy)
It's hard to imagine certain cocktails without cherries or mini umbrellas. But an expert tells us that cocktail garnishes do more than make a drink look fancy.
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5 Popular Canadian Whisky Bottles, Ranked
If you've overlooked Canadian whisky in the past, you may want to reconsider that position. To help you select a bottle, we ranked five Canadian whisky brands.
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Crime, Bootleggers, And 'Mother's Ruin': Gin's Wild Early Days
While gin is now viewed as a classy spirit and a main ingredient in cocktails like the negroni, this wasn't always the case. Here's the liquor's sordid history.
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This Iconic British Drink Features A Fruit Many Americans Probably Haven't Tried
Coca-Cola might be the best-known soda in the world, but in the U.K., another drink abounds. Yet Americans likely aren't familiar with the fruity flavor.
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Chobani Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Cold Brew Copycat Branding
These days, bottled cold brews are a dime a dozen. But one brand thinks Chobani has overstepped the mark when it comes to branding and has filed a lawsuit.
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The Cocktail Glass You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Every type of cocktail glass is unique, and so are the twelve zodiacs. Discover which cocktail glass you should reach for based on your zodiac sign.
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Sip Washington's Best Literary-Themed Wines In This Character-Driven Cellar
If you love both reading and wine, you'll have to make a trip to this local literary-themed winery's cozy tasting room located in Washington State.
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When To Chill Tequila, And How It Changes The Flavor
To chill or not to chill? That is the question that often arises when you're drinking liquor. An expert advises when to chill tequila and how it impacts flavor.
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How To Substitute One Orange Liqueur For Another
There are many varieties and brands of orange liqueur; we spoke with an expert about the differences between them and each style's best uses.
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10 Coffee Brewing Methods And The History Behind Them
There are so many more ways to make coffee than just using a basic drip machine. Take a look at the history of the most common coffee brewing methods.
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It's High Time To Experiment With Kombucha In Cocktails
Tart and tangy kombucha is perfect for cocktails. We asked an expert how to work kombucha into our mixology game and how to pair it with spirits.
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This Is The Absolute Best Starbucks Whole-Bean Coffee, According To Our Taste Test
It's easy to get hold of bags of Starbucks whole-bean coffee in grocery stores and online, but which one is the best? Our taste tester has a definite answer.
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The Reason Canned Water Hasn't Caught On Like Bottled Water
When canned water entered the market, many thought it would become as big or bigger than bottled water, but cans aren't as green or handy as you might think.
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The Only Line Of Nespresso Machines That Can Use Third-Party Capsules
Nespresso pods can get expensive, but if you're looking to save a few bucks by going with third-party brands, make sure that your machine is compatible first.
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Why It's A Terrible Idea To Drink Alcohol During A Heat Wave
A beer may be refreshing on a hot day, but it can also have adverse effects like dehydration. Here's what you should be drinking during a heat wave.
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The Company That Supplies Panera's Coffee Has A Boatload To Brag About
A coffee from Panera can help get you through the day. Rest easy as the brand sources its beans from a company setting the standard of sustainability.
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Can A Nespresso Capsule Be Brewed Twice?
We've all been there: you wake up for work and go to brew your coffee, only to find there are no Nespresso pods left. Should you reuse yesterday's pod?
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What Is Green Coffee And What Does It Supposedly Do Better Than Regular Coffee?
You may have heard about the latest new thing: green coffee. We delve into what exactly it is and how it is said to be better for you than regular coffee.
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