How Does Aging Bourbon In Tequila Or Cognac Barrels Affect Its Taste?
Aging spirits in different barrels is an experimental endeavor with interesting results. How does aging bourbon in tequila or cognac barrels affect its taste?
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Absolut And Ocean Spray Team Up For Vodka Cranberry Canned Cocktail
Absolut and Ocean Spray team up to release the Vodka-Cranberry Range, a new line of canned cocktails featuring four distinct flavors, hitting the market soon.
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The Trick To A Successful Cocktail Salt Rim Without Extra Liquid
How can you create the perfect salted rim without adding any additional liquid to the glass? The answer is in temperature, not ingredients.
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Baltimore's Victorian Speakeasy Plays Games With Your Mind
Baltimore has a hidden secret in the form of a still-operating speakeasy. That's not the end, though, because the establishment has its own hidden secrets.
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The Hoax Behind How Absinthe Got Its Reputation
Absinthe is highly intoxicating. And just like any other highly intoxicating beverage, absinthe has shouldered the blame for many an antisocial misstep.
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The Tip For Making Sure All The Sugar Dissolves In Your Lemonade
When you stir together lemon juice, sugar, and water to make lemonade, the sugar typically won't fully incorporate. Here's how to fix this issue.
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What Was Aftershock Liqueur And Why Did It Disappear?
What was Aftershock and what happened to it? This is the story of the syrupy, sweet liqueur.
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Got The Sniffles? Why Not Try A Chicken Soup Martini?
One cocktail consultant by the name of Jazzton Rodriguez has dreamed up the most fantastical offering yet - the Chicken Soup Martini.
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Topo Chico Is Sending 2 Hard Seltzer Fans To Mexico In Honor Of Cinco De Mayo
In honor of Cinco de Mayo, Topo Chico is sending two fans to Mexico. Here's how to enter for a cultural and culinary experience to celebrate.
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What 'Devil's Cut' Means During Bourbon Processing
Bourbon, by law, is aged. However, some bourbons are aged far longer than others, and thus lose a more significant amount due to evaporation.
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The Flavors You're Probably Tasting In Aperol
We're not exactly sure what is in Aperol since the recipe is a secret, but there are a few ingredients that likely lend the colorful, bright amaro its taste.
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12 Beer Brands With Breweries In Unexpected Cities
That cold beer labeled from Belgium might be brewed right in your backyard. We compiled a list of beer brands with breweries in unexpected cities.
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How Audrey Saunders Reinvented The Mojito To Create The Old Cuban
Audrey Saunders retained all of the fresh flavors of the mojito that we know and love but paired it with the flavors of another classic - the French 75.
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14 Popular Canned Coffee Brands, Ranked Worst To Best
For caffeine lovers, canned coffee is one of the best inventions of the century. But not every java brand is deserves your money. These cans are worth a sip.
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Amplify Homemade Boba Pearls With A Splash Of Leftover Wine
Despite the fact that boba pearls can be cooked in water, they're often steeped with sweeteners like brown sugar in order to add a caramelized flavor.
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Bartender Top Tips For Making Frozen Margaritas At Home
Bar manager Lex Madden gave several approachable tips to help aspiring bartenders serve frozen margaritas at home with the confidence of a professional.
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19 Crimes Snoop Dogg Cali Red: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Snoop Dogg is an entertainment legend, but his business ventures have led him into the world of wine - 19 Crimes wine, to be exact. Here's all you need to know.
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What Is The Rare Maragogipe Coffee And What Does It Taste Like?
With a name like Maragogipe and a global influence, this coffee is one to stand out from the rest. Here's more on its flavor profile and how it's best enjoyed.
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Tawny Vs Ruby Port: What's The Difference?
Tawny and ruby port are distinct versions of the Portuguese fortified wine; here's everything you need to know about the different port types.
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The Key For A Spicy And Savory Twist On Alcohol-Free Margaritas
Bar leader Claudia Duran offers her tip for creating spicy and savory alcohol-free margaritas - and her recommended ingredients might surprise you!
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Ina Garten's Big Batch Cosmopolitans Have A Super Easy Ratio
Mix up drinks at your next shindig with ease! Ina Garten's foolproof ratio for Cosmopolitans makes batch-producing and customizing these cocktails a breeze.
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Angel's Envy's Unique Whiskey Guardians Promote By Word-Of-Mouth
Angel's Envy relies on brand ambassadors called Whiskey Guardians who promote the products using word of mouth, educating the public in the process.
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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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