Mountain Dew Is Turning Its Baja Blast Soda Into A Hot Sauce
Mountain Dew Baja Blast has long held strong as a Taco Bell fan favorite, inspiring so much love that it has several flavor variations, and now a hot sauce.
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Bars Are Embracing Dry January With Booze-Free Offerings
It seems that traditional bars are also starting to cater to those participating in Dry January, meaning more booze-free options are becoming available.
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Ranking 12 Truly Hard Seltzer Flavors From Worst To Best
Gone are the days of beer being your only cold canned beverage option. Hard seltzers are here to stay, so here are some Truly flavors ranked worst to best.
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Why The Cork Is Presented To You When You Order Wine
When ordering fine wine at a fancy restaurant, they will likely present you with the bottle's cork. It turns out there's a sensible reason for this.
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How To Adjust Your Margarita Recipe From On The Rocks To Frozen
If you take your margarita frozen instead of on the rocks, you'll want to adjust the recipe. Here's how you can concoct the classic crushed-up cocktail.
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How The US Helped The Latte's Global Popularity Skyrocket
Lattes weren't always the ubiquitous drinks they are today. They have a long history, and their rise in popularity in the US is a relatively recent phenomenon.
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Tulip Vs. Snifter Glass: Which Is Better For Beer?
To get the most out of your pour, tulip and snifter glasses are two possible options for your brew. Here's how they are unique from each other.
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White Miso Adds An Unexpected Flavor Boost To Cocktails
Effectively working white miso into the right sort of cocktails can have incredible results and add the perfect umami taste. Here's how to do it correctly.
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The Complicated History Of Tiki Drinks
"Tiki" culture became huge in mid-century America, and it gave life to some beloved cocktails and tropical-themed bars -- today, people are reclaiming the word.
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The Sweet Juice That's Considered To Be Pakistan's National Drink
Found at street vending carts across the country, this sweet juice is considered to be Pakistan's national drink -- all because of a Twitter poll.
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Do Bourbon Coffee Beans Contain Alcohol?
Have you ever found yourself wondering whether bourbon coffee beans have more in common with Kentucky whiskey than just a similar sounding name?
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Canada's Alcohol Guidance Seriously Lowers Recommended Consumption
Per Canada's new alcohol guidelines, if you walk into a bar and order a beer and a shot, you've already hit your drinking limit for the day.
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Sierra Nevada's New Juicy Little Thing IPA Kick Starts Limited Series
The Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. is rolling out the Juicy Little Thing, the first in a series of three limited edition IPAs that will come out during the year.
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Does Putting A Spoon In The Bottle Keep Champagne Carbonated?
Got an open bottle of champagne but don't have a wine stopper? Try a silver spoon instead. But does this hack work? We experiment to find out.
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Signs Your Coffee Beans Have Gone Bad
A delicious cup of coffee starts with fresh beans, but how can you tell if your beans have gone bad? There are several signs to look out for.
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The Handmade Clay Pot Brewer You Should Use For Pour Over Coffee
Step up your pour-over coffee game with this clay pot brewer: the Vandola brewer.
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The Wine Selection Tip To Follow When Faced With An Overwhelming Menu
Selecting a wine can be stressful if you're not a sommelier, but it gets even harder when a restaurant has a huge wine list. Find out how to choose wisely.
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What Does A Strong Cup Of Coffee Actually Mean?
The next time you expect a strong cup of coffee, you can determine it by these two factors. Here's what its level of potency really means.
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Review: WhistlePig The Boss Hog IX: Siren's Song Is One Of The Most Interesting Rye Whiskeys You'll Sip
Since 2010, WhistlePig has been producing some of the finest rye whiskeys. The Boss Hog IX: Siren's Song is no different, so here's what you need to know.
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The Absolute Best Sweetener Swap For A Non-Alcoholic Old-Fashioned
Whether you've committed to Dry January or have long enjoyed the world of mocktails, neither your social schedule nor drink preferences should to take a hit.
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Opt For Tequila In Your Next Dirty Martini
The dirty martini has gotten a whole lot more interesting with customers asking the bartenders to swap the base with the hit party drink -- tequila!
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Starbucks Will Soon Deliver To All 50 States With DoorDash
Starbucks, so far a holdout in establishing a partnership with DoorDash, is now letting the food delivery company get their drinks and snacks to your door.
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Starbucks Taiwan's First Community Store Honors Indigenous Culture
Starbucks Taiwan's first community store goes beyond selling a cup of coffee. Here's how it takes a step further to honor indigenous culture.
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Is It Possible To Roast Coffee Beans Over Charcoal?
Can you roast coffee beans at home, and how do you do so? While it's difficult, there are some ways to roast your own coffee -- including using charcoal.
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The Whiskey Infinity Bottle, Explained
The "whiskey infinity bottle" offers a new way to enjoy whiskey, scotch, bourbon, or rye. But what is it, exactly? And how do you create your own?
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Why You Should Consider A Lemon Peel Instead Of An Olive For Your Next Martini
There's a range of versions to please all sorts of palates, mostly depending on the type of garnish that's plopped in the martini after it's poured.
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Starbucks Didn't Invent The Pistachio Latte
Though Starbucks might deserve credit for putting it in countless hands around the world, the company didn't invent pistachio coffee. Read to see who did.
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