Bourbon's Name Was Inspired By An 18th Century French Dynasty
People are probably more likely to associate bourbon with Kentucky than France. But its name was actually inspired by an 18th-century French dynasty.
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Government Raid Discovers Your Prized Bottle Of Blanton's May Be Counterfeit
A couple of recent bottle shop raids have led to the discovery of bottles of high-end bourbon, like the highly sought-after Blanton's, that may be counterfeit.
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Homemade Oat Milk Could Save You $200 A Year, But At What Cost?
There's a lot of foods that you could be making at home to save a buck, but don't. See if oat milk is worth the trouble of whipping up on the cheap.
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Take The Bitterness Out Of Brewed Sweet Tea With An Instant Pot
How can tea fans take the bitterness out of sweet iced tea? The Instant Pot might be a secret weapon in the quest for the perfect sip.
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Why Do People Pay For Access To Private Bars And Restaurants?
Private bars and restaurants serve a range of clients - from those with more cash than taste to those with some of both. But each one offers something valuable.
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How Chaptalization Elevates A Wine's Alcohol Content
What is chaptalization and how does it elevate a wine's alcohol content?
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The EPCOT Liquor-Tasting Experience Led By Tequila Experts
There's a one of a kind tequila experience at EPCOT led by experts that you don't want to miss. Here's what you can expect.
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The Floral And Fruity Notes Of Rwandan Coffee
Rwandan coffee is known for its distinct flavor and long history. Today, it is highly-revered in specialty shops across the world -- here's why.
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What Are Wine Twins And Why Are They So Hard To Tell Apart?
Wine twins can stump even the most experienced sommeliers, but what exactly makes these duos so hard to differentiate? Here's what you need to know.
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12 Popular Colas, Ranked Worst To Best
The Cola Wars took place in the 1980s, but that doesn't mean we can't start a new cola conflict with this fizzy ranking. Which brand will come out on top?
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How The Shirley Temple Became The Grandmother Of All Mocktails
As a kid, nothing hit the spot like a cold Shirley Temple -- and we have the grandmother of all mocktails to thank for the many nonalcoholic mixes of today.
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Why Acidification Is Sometimes Necessary When Making Wine
A lot goes into making the perfect wine -- and sometimes, it needs a boost with the help of acidification. Here's how the process can improve a wine's flavor.
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Why You Don't Need To Add Water To An Iced Americano
It might be hard to parse through how to prepare different types of coffee drinks, so here's one tip on how to prepare an Iced Americano.
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The 12 Best Modern Classic Cocktails
Imitation is a form of flattery, so it comes as no surprise that there exists plenty of modern spins on classic cocktails. Here are a few of our favorites.
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Is Pistachio Milk More Sustainable Than Almond Milk?
Is pistachio milk more sustainable than almond milk? Almonds take a large amount of water to grow, but can pistachios include the same health benefits?
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How A Mint Julep May Have Inspired A Drinking Straw Industry Revolution
The mint julep has inspired more pieces of American culture than you'd expect. It even helped revolutionize the drinking straw industry.
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Why Elevation Impacts The Flavor Of Wine
Wine-makers have a lot to consider when it comes to where to put vineyards. See why wines that come from places with high elevations have a certain advantage.
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Horsefeather: The 'Nonsense' Whiskey Cocktail With Mysterious Origins
Highball lovers will want to add the horsefeather to their arsenal -- a Midwestern classic with whiskey, carbonation, and a little bit of mystery.
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What Exactly Is A Coffee Blend?
With so many flavors and roasts, it's no wonder that a coffee blend exists. Here's why this multilayered and complex idea of caffeine is so popular.
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Why Brazil's Serra Gaúcha Wine Region Stands Out From The Rest
Serra Gaúcha is one of the foremost wine-producing regions in South America, and in the world. See why the region is perfect for still and sparkling vino.
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16 Best Sports Bars In New York City
New York City is known for a lot of things, and a plethora of sports teams are on that list. With a lot of games to track, these are the best bars to visit.
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What Are Knickerbocker Cocktails And Where Did They Originate?
What are Knickerbocker cocktails and where did they originate? We have New Yorkers to thank for the tasty drinks, even if we aren't sure of its precise origins.
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The Secret To The Perfect Martini, According To Robert Irvine - Exclusive
Chef and spirits brand owner Robert Irvine shared his thoughts on what makes a perfect martini. According to him, it's about more than using great liquor.
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The Region That Produces The Majority Of China's Coffee Beans
Coffee culture has been growing steadily in China, much of it thanks to this one province that produces up to 95% of the country's coffee beans.
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The Honey-Gin Cocktail That Rose From The Ashes Of Prohibition
The ashes of Prohibition rose to the creation of iconic cocktails, including one made with honey and gin. Here's the history behind the sweet and sour drink.
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Hummer: The Vanilla Ice Cream Cocktail Michigan Claims As Its State Drink
The Hummer is a classic Michigan cocktail with a sweet twist: ice cream. It's the Mitten's state drink, and it's a great treat for any hot day.
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Proffee: The Easy Way To Give Your Morning Cup Of Joe A Protein Boost
Food combining has been around for ages and people continue to experiment with what works best together. This new trend ups the ante in your coffee.
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