Why Apple Cider And Bourbon Make A Perfect Cocktail Pair
When the air gets colder and the jackets get thicker, cocktail connoisseurs start tuning their palettes to darker spirits.
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Green Tea Vs. Matcha: What's The Difference?
Though both drinks boast health benefits, the ways in which these green teas are made result in distinct flavors, textures, and appearances.
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The Reason Starbucks Employees Aren't Fans Of Pay It Forward Lines
The only thing that makes a Starbucks drink better is when someone gifts it to you in the drive-thru. But see why baristas are fed up with the practice.
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Here's What The Secret Code On Your Milk Gallon Really Means
While everyone knows about the expiration date, near it is another number on your carton of milk which is the key to finding out exactly where it came from.
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Proper Tamping Will Help You Pull A Perfect Espresso Shot
If you've decided to start making your own espressos at home, you want to ensure you have the right tamping equipment and know how to use it.
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What's The Difference Between Root Beer And Birch Beer?
When you're looking for an alternative to standard cola and lemon-lime sodas, your mind might run to root beer or birch beer. But how do you decide which one?
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How Rice Can Help Clean Your Coffee Grinder
Whether you're grinding coffee or spices, it's important to know how to clean out your grinder and rice can be a great tool for that.
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You May Want To Skip The Margarita At Your Local Mexican Restaurant
The margarita has become so in-demand, especially at Mexican restaurants, that shortcuts have inevitably affected its perfection.
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The German Coffee Drink With A Boozy Twist
The practice of pouring some booze into a coffee is a time-honored tradition, and there are plenty of drinks to explore, including this boozy German coffee.
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Why Drinking Pickle Juice Can Be Good For You
Everyone seems to love pickle juice, and for good reason. Here are five tried-and-true facts about why it’s so good for you, and why you should drink it.
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For A Higher Quality Tea, Opt For Fuller Loose-Leaf Varieties
For a higher quality tea, opt for fuller loose-leaf varieties. Here's what a difference loose-leaf varieties will make.
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What Does It Mean If Your Beer Bubbles Downward When Poured?
In stouts, like Guinness, whose bubbles contain nitrogen, the bubbles often head downward during the pour process.
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What Is In Mazagran, The Tangy Iced Coffee Treat?
Never heard of mazagran? Despite its odd ingredients, it may just become your favorite summer drink. Think of it as an Arnold Palmer, but with coffee.
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Why Your Water Temperature Matters When Mixing With Whiskey
Both hot and cold temperatures have a large effect on the taste of food and drink, so if you add water to whiskey, you have to be conscious of the temperature.
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Elevate Your Next Gin Martini With One Floral Ingredient
Martinis are a classic drink with new varieties popping up all over the place. Add this floral to your next martini to bring in a flair of nature.
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The 2 Types Of Acids That Can Be Found In Your Coffee
Acids are an essential part of what makes coffee the vibrant drink it is. But exactly which ones are in there, and what are they doing for the beverage?
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Why Baja Wines Have A Meaty Aroma
Wines from Baja California tend to have a meaty aroma, which has to do with the conditions in which the grapes were grown, and is a sign of a good wine.
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Single-Serve Coffee Didn't Begin With Keurig
Keurig coffeemakers have become synonymous with single-serve coffee pods, but the idea of single-serve coffee predates the company by some time.
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The Important Role Jerry Thomas Played In The History Of Cocktails
Behind your favorite cocktail lies an art and craft that has been influenced by Jerry Thomas. Here's how he played an important role in mixology history.
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The Difference Between Homogenization And Pasteurization
Homogenization and pasteurization sound similar but they are actually two different processes that your milk has to go through before hitting store shelves.
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How The Flavor Essences In Seltzer Are Created
Flavored seltzers are all the rage, be them alcoholic or non-alcoholic, but many don't know where the natural essences promised on the label come from.
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The 2 Spirits To Replace With Sake For Punchier Cocktails
Sake is known to be a smooth sip, but it can also pack quite a punch. Here are the two spirits you should replace with sake for stronger cocktails.
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Italy Argues This Drink Is So Italian It Should Be Granted UNESCO Status
Italy is abundant with culturally significant sites, and now it seeks recognition from UNESCO for this drink to be deemed a symbol of the country's heritage.
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Ditch The Vermouth For A Smoky Martini Variation
Vermouth is usually thought of as an important ingredient in the classic martini, but a new way to make martinis smokier has bartenders ditching the vermouth.
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How New Cocktail Guide Black Mixcellence Honors Black And Brown Mixologists
"Black Mixcellence: A Comprehensive Guide to Black Mixology" celebrates Black and brown excellence in the spirits industry. Here's what to know about the guide.
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The Official Cocktail Of The US Open Will Be Available For Delivery
With the U.S. Open set to begin, many are looking forward to its signature cocktail. Now people in certain areas can have it delivered straight to their doors.
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What Makes Shochu Unique?
Shochu is a highly popular alcoholic drink in Japan. We describe how it's made, how it tastes, and how to drink it.
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