Who's To Blame (Or Thank) For Inventing The Long Island Iced Tea?
Love it or hate it: it's hard to deny that the Long Island Ice Tea is having a moment. Here are the conflicting origin stories behind the legendary cocktail.
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The Bikini Martini Offers A Delicious Taste Of The Tropics
Fruity cocktails bring a bright, refreshing, and tropical note to your glass. There are many varieties to choose from. So why not try the bikini martini?
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Why You Should Avoid Ordering Complicated Drinks In A Crowded Bar
If you're in a busy bar, it's not the time to show off your knowledge of obscure drinks. Here's why it's best to save complicated orders for a quiet night out.
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Instead Of Dumping Old Wine Down The Drain, Freeze It For Future Recipes
It's a sad habit to dump old wine down the drain at the first sign of being spoiled, but it doesn't have to be this way. Here's how freezing can save it.
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The Top Tip For Crafting Your Own Signature Cocktail
Crafting your signature cocktail takes on many requirements and skills; however, one tip tops all the others. Here's what you should keep in mind.
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Why Ordering Curdled Shots Is A Red Flag For Bartenders
Most bartenders have seen just about everything, but there are some drinks that leave them shaking their heads. One example is ordering curdled drinks.
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The Aging Rule Straight Bourbon Must Abide By
Bourbon is a favorite alcoholic beverage for many Americans, but there are strict conditions a drink but adhere to if it wants to be called "straight" bourbon.
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What Is Black Eye Coffee & Does It Have More Caffeine Than Red Eye?
With a name like black eye, you may expect this type of coffee to bring a punch of caffeine. Here's how much it has compared to the red eye.
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Are Oyster Stouts Actually Made With Oysters?
Oyster stouts may seem unusual for your typical brew, especially considering their ingredients. Here's what you can expect to find in your oyster stout.
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This Country Imports The Most Coffee In Europe
Coffee is not only a favorite caffeinated pick-me-up, but also important in many countries. Here is the country in Europe that imports the most coffee.
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Does The Foam In Cocktails Actually Serve A Purpose?
A resurgence of the fluffy element is driving some drinkers to wonder whether that creamy, velvety topping is for aesthetic value or if it has any benefit.
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The Robust Way Coffee Is Spiced Up In Morocco
Coffee comes in a range of flavorful varieties from many cultures. So it's no surprise that Morocco, a country famous for spice-laden food, has its own take.
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17 Bartending Tools You Need For Your Home Bar
When it comes to making cocktails at home, the tools at your disposal are as important as the spirits you're using. These are the most essential.
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The Simple Reason Darker Mushrooms Pair Best With Steak
Darker mushrooms are a go-to source for cooks who want to infuse their foods with a robust umami flavor. But what makes them a perfect pairing for steak?
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Highland Park Debuts $54,000 Whisky To Celebrate Huge Milestone
Now, as the Orkney distillery celebrates its 225th birthday, Highland Park is rolling out the oldest release in brand history in honor of the milestone.
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The Countertop Appliance That Can Aerate Wine In A Flash
Aerating your wine may seem like a daunting task, but it's actually quite simple with this countertop appliance. Here's how you can do it in a flash.
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What Are Shade-Grown Coffee Beans And Are They Sustainable?
Shade-grown coffee is a great alternative to the sun-grown kind. Here is what makes these a more sustainable option when it comes to choosing your beans.
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35 Important Bourbon Terms, Explained
Bourbon appreciation comes with an entire dictionary. We cut through it all and get you the essential terms you need to understand the world of this whiskey.
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Stuffed Puffs Wants To Take Your Valentine's Day Hot Cocoa To The Next Level
In celebration of Valentine's Day, Stuffed Puffs is releasing a limited edition version of their classic milk chocolate filled marshmallows.
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The Symbolism Hidden In Starbucks' Coffee Bag Designs
Starbucks is the most popular coffee shop chain in the world, and their packaging is memorable. Here's the symbolism behind their bag designs.
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Bạc Xỉu: The Lesser-Known Vietnamese Coffee
While you may be familiar with the classic Vietnamese coffee, you should consider its less-known version named bạc xỉu. Here's what makes it unique.
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Blue Bottle Coffee Was Named After A Famous European Coffee Shop
Blue Bottle Coffee can be enjoyed almost anywhere, but you may be surprised to find it has roots in Europe. Here's how the coffee brand got its name.
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Why Black Tea Is A Perfect Addition To Bourbon Cocktails
Bourbon cocktails and black tea make a surprisingly good pair. You might not immediately think to bring them together, but here's why it works so well.
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Why Ordering A Bloody Mary After Brunch Is A Risky Choice
There are a few drinks you probably won't want to get at a bar, but ordering a Bloody Mary after brunch may be a particularly risky decision. Here's why.
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Gibraltar: The Somewhat-Secret Menu Drink At Blue Bottle Coffee
What started as a top-secret menu item became so popular that it spread to cafes overseas. Here's the Gibraltar, Blue Bottle Coffees (once) secret menu item.
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Take Your Chocolate Martini To The Next Level With Vanilla Vodka
If you're in search of a new spin on a chocolate martini, consider adding vanilla vodka to the mix. Here's how you can make your decadent drinkable creation.
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Jose Cuervo's Fruity New Fan-Created Margarita Flavor Is Coming To Stores
A new fruity margarita flavor from Jose Cuervo is hitting the stores, and it's created by no one other than a fan of the brand. Here are the details.
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