Pepsi's Refreshed Zero Sugar Recipe Claims Its Boldest Taste Yet
Pepsi has just announced a brand new recipe for Pepsi Zero Sugar and plans to promote the product's 'bolder taste profile' before and during the Super Bowl.
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Sweet Foam Is Vital For A Properly Made Café Cubano
If you're a coffee lover but haven't tried a sweet and foamy café Cubano, you're truly missing out as Latin America knows their coffee as well as Europeans.
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Taste-Testing 40s Of Rosé
It would be easy to write off a 40-ounce bottle of rosé with metallic labeling as a stunt. So we took the vino for a spin. Here are the results.
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Why Cola And Bourbon Are A Match Made In Cocktail Heaven
Although it is often served straight up, a good mixer can actually enhance bourbon -- it's all just a matter of finding the right match, like cola.
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The Artists Behind Jose Cuervo's 2023 Reserva De La Familia Extra Añejo Box
Jose Cuervo's 2023 Reserva de la Familia Extra Añejo box has been announced in a press release. Learn more about the box's artists here.
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Metropolitan Vs. Cosmopolitan Cocktails: What's The Difference?
The cosmopolitan's rise to fame has resulted in countless variations of the drink -- including the metropolitan. Here's how it differs from the original.
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Do You Have To Go To School To Become A Bartender?
If you're looking to try your hand at bartending, you are probably curious to know if attending a school or program is worth it. We offer some considerations.
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Why Is Blanton's Bourbon So Difficult To Find?
Blanton's Bourbon Whiskey is not wildly expensive, but it can be difficult to find. See why this is the case and how you can get your hands on some.
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Why Starbucks Didn't Focus On Coffee When It First Opened In China
Starbucks decided to enter the world's largest consumer market, in China not by attempting to push its coffee line, but by focusing on something else.
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Everything You Need To Know About Heady Topper IPA
Heady Topper is deserving of a try at least once, and your first taste will probably not be your last. Here is everything you need to know about this IPA.
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Age Labels On Rum Aren't Always Reliable. Here's Why
The reliability of age labels on rum comes down to approved production and labeling processes, which can be problematic with one method used in some countries.
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The Ancient Origins Of Vermouth
You may enjoy vermouth on its own as an aperitif, or as part of a cocktail like a Negroni. But did you know this fortified wine has ancient origins?
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The Top Tip You Need For Properly Matching Gin With Tonic
A wider selection of craft drinks is a nice thing, but with choice can often come complications. Here's how to pick the best tonic for your gin.
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How Much Sugar Is Actually In Sweet Vermouth?
Sweet vermouth can be either white or red, but when it comes to sugar, sweet vermouth definitely has more sugar than dry. Here's what you need to know.
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What Does The Term 'Dank' Mean When It Comes To Beer?
Perhaps it's the similar aroma between these plants that can help explain the reason a newer descriptor has made its way onto the beer scene.
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The Roast Date On Your Bag Of Coffee Isn't The Same As A Best-By Date
What is the difference between the roast date and the best-by date on your bag of coffee? Each tells you something different about the beans contained within.
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Which Type Of Whiskey Glass Do You Prefer? - Exclusive Survey
Tasting Table asked readers to find out which type of whiskey glass they most prefer in an exclusive survey. Here are the results.
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Is Coffee A Good Mixer For Bourbon?
For many, nothing helps us relax at the end of a long day like an old fashioned. To avoid getting drowsy, add coffee! But is coffee a good mixer for bourbon?
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How Califia Farms New Alternative Milk Line Differs From The Original
With new organic variations of its classic almond milk and oat milk, Califia Farms is shortening the ingredient lists on your favorite drinks.
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The Simple Method Used To Float Red Wine Over A Whiskey Sour
To float red wine on top of the whiskey sour to create the striking visual of a New York Sour, you will first need this utensil.
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When Did Latte Art Become The Go-To Way To Finish The Drink?
Latte art seems made for the modern era since it thrives on social media. But it's actually been around for much longer than you may expect.
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12 Rare Bourbons That Are Worth Tracking Down
Rare bourbon is a collector's dream, whether you plan on drinking it or keeping it unopened to preserve its value. Here are some rare ones worth tracking down.
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The Trendy Prague Speakeasy That Interprets Drink Orders Via Ink Blot
For a made-to-order experience like no other, this trendy Prague speakeasy has "shrink" bartenders that interpret drink orders via ink blot.
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What 'Dose' Means In Your Espresso Drink Recipe
For coffee newbies, there's a whole lexicon to learn -- and things like dose, yield, and time impact your cup. Here's what 'dose' means when making espresso.
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Pat LaFrieda And Hudson Whiskey Are Teaming Up For The Ultimate Steak
Pat LaFrieda and Hudson Whiskey's 'Dry (Aged) January' Hudson Whiskey-Aged N.Y. Strip Steak Kit puts a spin on the booze-free 'Dry January' trend.
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Look For This Date When Buying Your Next Bag Of Coffee Beans
It's no secret that whole coffee beans are better than pre-ground when scooping up a bag. Look for this date when buying your next bag of coffee beans.
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The Original Milkshakes Were Missing A Critical Ingredient
Although milkshakes have been around for over a hundred of years, they haven't always been made in the same manner.
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