The Difference Between Soju And Shochu
Both Korean soju and Japanese shochu are delicious on their own, but that doesn't mean that these drinks can't be fantastic when used in cocktails.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Throwing Out Leftover Vanilla Extract
Vanilla extract is an ingredient that no baker can go without, and even trace amounts of leftover extract in a near-empty bottle can be put to good use.
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Single Barrel Vs. Small Batch Bourbon: What's The Difference?
Walk into your favorite bottle shop, and you're likely to find bourbon bottles marked as single barrel, small batch, or blended, but what does it all mean?
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Dead Rabbit's New Cocktail Book Embraces The Emerald Isle
New York City history meets traditional Irish whiskey cocktails and pub fare at The Dead Rabbit. The team behind the bar just released a new cocktail book.
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The Ideal Steeping Time For A Light Limoncello
Making Limoncello isn't as easy as leaving lemons in Vodka, so here are some handy tips for making sure this summer's Limoncello doesn't end up over-steeped.
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The Bottled In Bond Act Of 1897 Established Quality Bourbon In The US
Before there were government regulations, buying alcohol could be a shady endeavor. Here's how the 1897 Bottle in Bond Act still impacts bourbon quality today.
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How To Create A Dreamy Tequila And Chocolate Pairing
Combining tequila's sharp taste and chocolate's sweetness could be a dreamy duo. Here are some tips on how to create the most complementary pair.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Wine To Pair With Tuna
Tuna is one of the rare fish options which can be appropriately paired with either red, white, or rosé wines. But there's one type that stands out.
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Why Sparkling Wine And Brunch Is A Match Made In Heaven
When going out for brunch, sparkling wine is the top drink you want to pair with your savory food. Here's why the two make a match made in heaven.
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At $2.5 Million, This Is The World's Most Expensive Bottle Of Champagne
A bottle of champagne just sold for $2.5 million. However, the unprecedented price tag has nothing to do with any historical value of the wine or its quality.
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What Is Pomegranate Molasses And What Dishes Is It Best In?
Praised by celebrity chefs and home cooks alike, pomegranate molasses is used to flavor just about anything, but what exactly is pomegranate molasses?
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Why Switzerland's Tap Water May Be The Best In The World
Water is everywhere and it comes straight out of the tap and usually, not all tap water is created equal. That's not exactly the case in Switzerland.
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Here's Where To Find The World's Largest Starbucks
Each level of the Starbucks Michigan Reserve offers a unique variation on the coffee experience. It is one of the coolest coffee bean reserves. Take a look.
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Can Boxed Wine Be Aged The Same Way As Bottled?
Whether you're a fan or not, the fact is that boxed wine has several advantages over bottled wines. But can boxed wine age and improve the way bottled wine can?
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One Of The Oldest Bottles Of Wine Could Date Back To 325 CE
Hardcore collectors shell out big cash to get prized vintages, but as old and rare as some wines are, an ancient bottle at a German museum has them beat.
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Explore Spain With These 13 Wines
Spain takes tradition and culture seriously, especially when it comes to food and wine. Explore its wonderful diversity through these distinct wine varietals.
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The 12 Absolute Best Spirits To Spike Your Boba Tea
Although bubble teas are traditionally non-alcoholic, you'll find spiked boba drinks at many bars. If you want your boba with booze, here are some options.
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The 11 Absolute Best Coffee Cocktails
If 2022 was the year of espresso martinis, be prepared for the next decade to be focused on coffee cocktails. Your afternoon cuppa is now your happy hour fave.
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The US Law That Restricts The Use Of Bourbon Barrels
American bourbon has several strictures, and a huge part of them is the vessel in which the liquor is stored. See what the rules about bourbon barrels are.
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The Connection Between Aging Irish Whiskey And Bourbon
Sometimes Irish whiskey requires help from another whiskey. Bourbon and Irish whiskey have an interesting connection when it comes to the aging process.
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The 20 Best Boba Tea Shops In San Francisco
With a vast array of flavors and toppings, San Francisco is home to some of the best boba tea anywhere. For a list of the best shops, read on.
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The 10 Best Tequilas For A Paloma
Choosing the right tequila can make or break your Paloma experience, which is why we highlighted our top picks to use in the grapefruit cocktail.
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Why Is Pappy Van Winkle So Expensive?
Pappy Van Winkle is one of the most recognized bourbons in the U.S., but it can prove very pricey. Here's why.
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The Necessary Invention Of Nonalcoholic Beer
Non-alcoholic beers are becoming more common these days, but at a certain point in history, they were all you could find. See how the grew out of that time.
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New Study Reveals Truth About Drinking Alcohol And Heart Health
Despite the age-old belief that a glass of wine a day could potentially bolster heart health, new evidence suggests that this healthful reputation is a sham.
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11 Types Of Cocktail Glasses Explained
Whether you're expanding your glassware collection or starting from scratch, it's important to know which cocktail vessels deserve a spot in your home bar.
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The Spiked Seltzers You Need To Be Drinking This Summer
From Smirnoff flavored rose to seltzers for tequila and whiskey lovers to high brow fare from Taffer's Mixologist, here's our list of the best spiked seltzers.
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