There's nothing political about liking beer. At least that's what the world's biggest beermaker thought, only to see that just about anything can be divisive.
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As their namesake implies, these cocktails tote a hefty ABV. The only mixer in the No. 2 is a dash of lemon juice -- and there's no mixer in the No. 1.
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Vermont breweries are turning a page and subtly shifting away from all things haze. With this in mind, we've listed the best Vermont craft beers you can drink.
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Port tongs are a valuable tool dating back to the very beginning of the fortified wine's history - here's what they are and how they are used.
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It's a struggle being a slow coffee drinker. If you're a Starbucks iced coffee aficionado, your ice may melt after sitting out for a few hours.
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You don't have to jump in and start popping de-stemmed strawberries in your mouth but you can, and should, be adding them to your morning smoothies.
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Many drinks have origins that can be traced back to a particular restaurant or bar, but the Vesper Martini is an exception. Here's where it was invented.
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These cubes are ideal for when you're entertaining a crowd or just want to get in the spirit of the season with some eye candy in your springtime beverage.
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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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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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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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Dunkin' announces permanent Butter Pecan coffee flavor after years of seasonal offerings and fan requests. Available nationwide starting April 26.
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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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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 in the story of New Orleans. This famous cocktail comes with a whole lot of history.
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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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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, located north of Santa Barbara, California, just announced that they're the first vineyard to offer a cannabis-infused beverage.
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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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