12 Types Of Japanese Tea, Explained
There are countless varieties of tea in the world for you to indulge in, and we're big fans of Japanese teas. Here are some types of them, explained.
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Use Dried Hibiscus For Vibrant Cocktails
A vibrant cocktail can be created with the most delicate ingredients, including dried hibiscus. Here's how and why it makes the perfect addition to your drink.
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15 Best Dealcoholized Wines, Ranked
Enjoy the wine but skip the booze with our favorite bottles of dealcoholized reds, whites, and rosé. You'll thank us in the morning.
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Church Loopholes During Prohibition Saved California's Wine Industry
During Prohibition, government crackdowns made it all but impossible for the Golden State's burgeoning wine industry to stay afloat until a loophole appeared.
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What Is Yogurt Liqueur And When Should You Add It To Cocktails?
HIgh on the list of mixology items that will make you go, 'Huh?,' is Natural Yogurt Liqueur from the Dutch company Bols. Here's what you need to know.
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Taxes Play A Bigger Role In The Price Of Bourbon Than You Might Think
The wide variety of taxes and tariffs placed on bourbon contribute significantly to the prices being charged for it. Here's how it works.
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20 Best Colorado Craft Beers, Ranked
When you think of the best craft beer in America, Colorado is one state that immediately comes to mind. Here are some craft beers from Colorado, ranked.
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How To Alter Your Simple Syrup Recipe To Make Rich Simple Syrup
Making your simple syrup even richer sounds simple, and that's because it is. Here's how you can easily alter your recipe to make it sweeter and thicker.
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Why You Should Add Stone Fruit To An Old Fashioned
If the sweet, comforting blend of whiskey and bitters has become your go-to order, we have an easy suggestion for you to try: add stone fruit.
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The Citrusy Fruit That Makes Bayab's South African Gin Unique
Bayab has made an impact on the liquor industry with gins that carry complex flavors but are largely distinguished by one plant in particular.
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How The Midori Sour Cocktail Defined The 1980s
Everything was brighter and more vibrant in the '80s, including the drinks. Here's the Midori sour -- the quintessential '80s cocktail you should know about.
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14 Dos And Don'ts Of Ordering A Negroni
A lot can go wrong with a Negroni, which is why it's important to come up with a gameplan before you order the classic cocktail.
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Why Is Pickled Ginger At Sushi Restaurants Pink?
Discover the science and tradition behind the pale pink hue of pickled ginger served with sushi and the role it plays in enhancing your dining experience.
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Everything You Need To Know About Vermouth
Vermouth is complex and essential to any home bar, and we're here to help you learn everything you should know about drinking, buying, storing, and serving it.
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What The Numbers On A Bottle Of St-Germain Mean
The next time you pop open a bottle of St-Germain, you may want to appreciate the numbers on the front of it. Here's what those special digits mean.
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Give McDonald's Shamrock Shake The Respect It Deserves
The Shamrock Shake is more than just a milkshake; It's a piece of nostalgia, an iconic symbol of spring, and downright delicious. It deserves the hype.
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Snapple Rounds Its Nostalgic Elements Line With Earth Flavor
Snapple has relaunched Elements Earth after more than 20 years as part of its Elements beverage line. Each drink in the line has a fruity elemental tie-in.
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Bulleit Bourbon Gets Its Bold Flavor From A Whole Lot Of Rye
Bourbons like Van Winkle and Weller use wheat for a smooth, soft bourbon. But bourbons like Bulleit ramp up the rye for a completely different mouthfeel.
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When To Use Stone Vs. Stainless Steel Whiskey Cubes
What's the difference between whiskey cubes made from stone and stainless steel? Does it matter which one you drop into your drink?
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The London Fog Tea Drink Was Created To Cure Morning Sickness
Tea has long been used to soothe stomachaches, but it wasn't until the 90s that morning sickness helped create the popular tea-based latte, the London Fog.
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Bushmills Is Buying 5,000 Whiskey Fans A Round For St. Patrick's Day
There's no bigger day to promote Irish whiskey than St. Patrick's Day. This year, Bushmills is once again giving away free whiskey to thousands of Americans.
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We Tried Patrón's Ultra-Premium El Alto Tequila
Patrón's new El Alto tequila is priced at $180 per bottle, so we got our hands on one to see if the spirit lives up to its extravagant price tag.
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The Trick To Better Blended Drinks Is In The Ice
If you're making blended drinks the ice you use is important. The trick for beautifully blended smoothies and frozen cocktails is all about the right ice.
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Schnaps Vs. Schnapps: The Difference Depends On Where You Live
The spellings are so similar and yet the actual spirits have different origins and are made in different ways. Here's how to know which one you're drinking.
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Glou-Glou: The 1600s Wine Term That Morphed Into A Trend
When it comes to wine trends, one, in particular, goes by glou-glou. Here's how this 1600s term grew to be a popular choice for vino lovers.
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Rinse Your Dirty Martini Glass With Scotch For More Flavor
While a dirty martini is flavorful on its own, rinsing your glass with Scotch can be a nice addition. Here's why this trick works well with the two drinks.
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The Reason Hot Coffee Has More Caffeine Than Iced Coffee
People prefer iced drinks over hot ones for a range of reasons, but while it may be easier to slurp down an iced latte, hot coffee actually has more caffeine.
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