The Often Overlooked Reason Your Coffee Tastes Burnt
If you think you can't make a good cup of coffee, try giving your coffee maker a deep cleaning using these tips before you give up on homebrewing.
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Croatia's Unique Coral Wine Is Aged Under The Sea
Croatia's coral wine gives a twist to the traditional aging process, using the sea as a buffer to control the bottle's environment. Here's why it's catching on.
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What Does The Word 'Macchiato' Actually Mean?
When you order a macchiato in Rome, you'll get something very different if you're accustomed to ordering a macchiato at Starbucks.
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How Does A Latte Macchiato Differ From An Espresso Macchiato?
If you are a casual coffee drinker, you may have always wondered: what's the exact difference between a latte macchiato or an espresso macchiato?
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The Difference Between High-Wheat And High-Rye Bourbon
Casual whiskey lovers, or self-proclaimed connoisseurs, may be curious on what the exact differences are between high-wheat and high-rye bourbon.
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Why Sugar Cubes Are Essential When Drinking Absinthe
Absinthe has a much higher ABV than the average spirit so it isn't usually consumed neat. Instead, there's a specific method for drinking it using a sugar cube.
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12 Bottles Of Scotch For Beginners
Getting into scotch can be overwhelming. But we're here to help. Here are some amazing scotch bottles for beginners to try out and dive into the liquor.
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Nearest Green: The Forgotten Founder Of Tennessee Whiskey
In 2016, Jack Daniel's decided to shed light on the story of Nearest Green, the brand's forgotten founder. Today, Green has a thriving brand bearing his name.
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What Makes Greek Mountain Tea Unique?
Dating all the way back to Ancient Greece and commonly consumed cold, it's made from a herb that is said to have health benefits.
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The Champagne Vending Machine You Need A Gold Coin To Operate
With a simple press of a button, a bottle of bubbly can be in your hand and you can be pouring yourself a glass in the comfort of your hotel room.
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Cream Ales Don't Have The Rich Texture You Might Expect
One thing about cream ale: There is no dairy involved. Here's what you need to know about this uniquely American and under-appreciated style of beer.
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What Is Cask Strength Bourbon?
With the name cask strength bourbon, this variation of the alcohol makes one wonder what makes it strong. Here's how it differs from your typical pour.
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Why The Bergamot Orange's Peel Is More Useful Than Its Fruit
If you've seen the word bergamot before, it was likely in a tea blend as the orange rinds have a pleasant fragrance. See how you can use these fruits at home.
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What To Do If You Accidentally Purchase A Corked Bottle Of Wine
If your wine tastes off right after opening, chances are your bottle was corked. Here's what to do if you end up with corked wine at home or in a restaurant.
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Why There Is A Circular Valve At The Top Of Your Coffee Bag
The piece of round plastic at the top of the bag of coffee isn't just so you can smell the caffeinated goodness inside, there's another purpose.
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What Does 'Sustainable' Really Mean When It Comes To Wine?
People are choosing more sustainable options these days for everything from household goods to the food you eat. Here is what sustainable means for wine.
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The 1970s Ingredient Swap That Created The Mudslide Cocktail
The mudslide was created out of accident and innovation. Here's the ingredient swap that brought the "adult milkshake" to the 1970s bar scene.
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The Prep Step You Shouldn't Skip For French Press Coffee
With this water-based prep step that takes only a couple of minutes, you can push your coffee from very good to downright delicious.
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The First Starbucks Store Has A Touching Piece Of History
One of the more thoughtful touches at Starbucks' original café at Pike Place in Seattle might be easily missed, but we're here to make sure you notice it.
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Make Your Favorite Cocktail A Little Fancier With Campari Dust
Be warned that this will take time and a lot of Campari, so it's best saved for special occasions.
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You Should Be Careful Not To Grind Espresso Too Finely. Here's Why
Espresso falls on the fine end of the ground scale, but that doesn't mean you can go all the way.
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Geoffrey Zakarian's White Negroni Is Perfect For A Summer Party
Modern-American chef and television personality Geoffrey Zakarian is doing it -- and his white Negroni may be just the cocktail your summer has been missing.
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Starbucks Is Now Selling $100 Limited Edition NFTs
Starbucks released the Siren collection, a set of limited edition NFTs. This new digital offering is already being resold for multiples of its initial value.
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Everything You Need To Know About SLO Coast Wine
San Luis Obispo Coast is America's newest viticultural area. This region has a rich past and even better wines. Here's all you need to know about SLO Coast.
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How The Boston Tea Party Helped Popularize Coffee In The US
Americans love coffee, but things could be very different if the Boston Tea Party never happened. Here's how that protest helped popularize coffee in the U.S.
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Green Beer Isn't Irish, It's Awful
Drinking green beer has become a St. Patrick's Day tradition in the U.S., but we're begging you to skip it for a better and more authentic Irish celebration.
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We Tried The New Coke 'Transformation' Flavor So You Don't Have To
Coca-Cola has been trotting out several new creations, and its latest, Coca-Cola Move, is supposedly "transformation flavored." Naturally, we had to try it.
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