The Game-Changing Ingredient For A Refreshing Tom Collins Cocktail
Tasting Table recipe developer Jaime Shelbert has come up with a game-changing twist on a Tom Collins, adding a bit of sweetness and elegance to the cocktail.
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The Unspoken Liquor Rule To Remember At Parties And Potlucks
Raise a glass the polite way: Avoid common party drinking blunders with these essential etiquette tips and become the ultimate gracious guest.
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Customizing Your Soda Is The First Step For The Best Ice Cream Floats
A successful ice cream float is all about customization and creativity curated to your taste buds. Here's how you can mix and match your favorite flavors.
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Butter Pecan Coffee Earns A Permanent Spot On Dunkin's Menu
Dunkin' announces permanent Butter Pecan coffee flavor after years of seasonal offerings and fan requests. Available nationwide starting April 26.
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Paneer Soda, The Drink You Might Get Sprinkled With At Indian Weddings
When it comes to your typical soda, you may not think to sprinkle it on other people. Here's how the Indian paneer soda switches it up with tradition.
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The Medicinal Origins Of Chai (And Why It Didn't First Include Tea Leaves)
Chai is a known pick-me-up beverage; however, it hasn't always been this way. Here's how it came to be and why it didn't include tea leaves initially.
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The Ingredients In A Vieux Carré Play An Important (And Cultural) Role
The ingredients in a Vieux Carré play an important (and cultural) role in the story of New Orleans. This famous cocktail comes with a whole lot of history.
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The Simple Yet Tangy Ingredients In A Classic Mexican Paloma Cocktail
Palomo cocktails are deliciously refreshing and involve simple ingredients that aren't hard to find at any given time of the year.
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20 Best Oregon Craft Beers, Ranked
Oregon is home to some of the best breweries in the country. From IPAs to barrel-aged stouts, these are the best craft beers you'll find across the state.
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Sunstone Winery Debuts First-Ever Cannabis Spritz In 4 Fruity Flavors
Sunstone Winery, located north of Santa Barbara, California, just announced that they're the first vineyard to offer a cannabis-infused beverage.
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The Best Way To Batch-Make Martinis So All You Need To Do Is Pour
Efficient and consistent, batched martinis are a game-changer - but the secret to the perfect pour lies in putting them in the proper place after mixing.
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There's A Reason It's So Hard To Find Good Wine Pairings For Salad
The sourness of vinaigrette dressing is so strong that only a glass of wine with sufficient acidity will pair well with your salad.
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The Arduous Method That Gives The Ramos Gin Fizz Its Iconic Foamy Top
When you see the iconic foam on top of your Ramos Gin Fizz, just know it took a lot of work to get there. Here's the story behind the arduous method.
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Oleo-Saccharum Is The Citrusy, Sweet Ingredient Your Cocktails Are Missing
With just a few drops, oleo-saccharum can turn an average, run-of-the-mill cocktail recipe into something a professional mixologist might slide across the bar.
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The Reason There's No Beer On A Space Station
NASA has banned alcohol on space missions for a number of practical reasons, but researchers are working on a beer that could be had in space.
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Ti' Punch, A Beloved Breakfast Aperitif Of Martinique And Guadeloupe
Ti' Punch is a well-known drink that hails from Martinique and Guadeloupe. Here's how it became an essential beloved breakfast aperitif for many.
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Starbucks' San Francisco Seating Controversy, Explained
In recent months, Starbucks has removed the seating at multiple San Francisco locations. Employees and the company have different explanations for the change.
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Why The Fanciest Dirty Martinis Are Leaning Away From Olive Brine
A dirty martini typically includes olive brine to add an extra salty flavor. Turns out, there are ways to achieve a similar taste without using olive brine.
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We Can Thank Old Forester's Founder For First Bottling Bourbon
These days, bottles of bourbon are readily available for consumers to purchase. We can thank George Garvin Brown, founder of Old Forester, for that. Here's why.
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What Are Finger Limes And How Do You Use Them?
Finger limes are a growing trend in the food world; here's what they are, where to find them, and how to add their citrus flavor to your cooking.
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14 Signs That Indicate A Great Premium Coffee
A great cup of premium coffee is the best way to kick off your morning. Ready to buy top-quality beans? Here are 14 signs that indicate a great premium coffee.
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Red Stripe Debuts New Line Of Canned Rum Cocktails
Red Stripe is introducing two new canned cocktails slated to roll out this spring in Florida and select markets in the northeastern U.S.
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What Is Italy's Walnut Liqueur Nocino & How Do You Drink It?
Learn about the odd history of the Italian liqueur nocino, made from unripened walnuts with a complex nutty flavor, and how to use it in cocktails and sweets.
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Chris Santos' Favorite Steak-And-Cocktail Pairings - Exclusive
Chef Chris Santos, who recently opened Stanton Social Prime at Las Vegas' Caesars Palace, tells us his favorite cocktail on the restaurant's menu.
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Review: No Joke, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Pastrami-Inspired Martini From Grubhub Is Worth Sipping
Whether you're a fan of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" or never watched an episode, this limited edition food and booze package from Grubhub is worth ordering.
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Grubhub Toasts Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 5 With Pastrami-Inspired Martini
Only a thousand kits are available -- and deliveries are limited to Mrs. Maisel fans in Manhattan and two days this coming weekend. Pre-orders are now live.
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Hard Water Vs. Soft: Which Should You Use To Brew Coffee?
A great cup of coffee depends on many things, but in truth, it all boils down to the water. After all, it makes up more than 98 percent of your cup of java.
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