Why Vintage Is Less Important When It Comes To Californian Wines
Many wine drinkers have a particular vintage for their favorite glass of wine, but here's why vintage is less important when it comes to Californian wines.
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The Big City Origins Of The Classic Stinger Cocktail
Quick, think of the cocktail that most embodies New York City. Your mind might not have immediately gone to the Stinger. But it has roots in the Big Apple.
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The 93-Year-Old Dairy Farm That Switched From Cows To Plants
One of New York's oldest dairy farms successfully made the transition from dairy farm to one that plants, harvests, and produces plant milk.
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The Sour Soda Shop Ingredient That's Perfect For Balancing Drinks
The perfect cocktail is a balance of flavors, from sweet to bitter. But have you heard about the sour soda shop ingredient that's perfect for balancing drinks?
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The Disputed Origin Of The Hot Toddy
The hot toddy is a classic drink that has stood the test of cold wintertime. Here's how the origin of this cozy cocktail, although disputed, came to be.
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The Key Ingredients That Make Up The Original Martini
The original martini has key ingredients that make it the classic drink it is. And while there are several variations, here's how the first one came to be.
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Does Microfoam Really Make A Difference To Your Coffee?
If you savor the subtle nuances of crafted "art in a cup," take a minute to understand whether microfoam plays a role in painting the perfect java landscape.
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The Fermentation Method That Makes Crémant Different From Prosecco
You may be surprised to learn that crémant is quite different from prosecco. Here's how its fermentation method makes it unique in flavor and texture.
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Why Chicago Is So Important To Starbucks History
Isn't Starbucks supposed to be geographically linked to Seattle? Believe it or not, Chicago plays an important role in Starbucks' history.
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What Makes Licorice Liqueur So Unique?
Licorice liqueur -- not to be confused with ouzo or sambuca -- is a polarizing treat that isn't for the faint of heart. Here's what makes it unique.
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14 Best Small-Batch Coffee Roasters
Small-batch coffee roasters offer unique flavors, varieties, and a commitment to sustainability and community. Here's our list of the best ones out there.
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The Boozy Way To Add Coffee Flavor To Your Hot Chocolate
When the weather turns cold, a piping hot mug of hot chocolate can warm you right up. Here is a boozy way to add coffee flavoring to your hot chocolate.
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The Essential Ingredient You May Be Overlooking In Your Classic Martini
While gin and vodka are acceptable options for the classic alcoholic beverage known as the martini, a proper martini should have a citrus touch.
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The Sweet Way To Use Up The Juice From Your Jar Of Maraschino Cherries
If you love maraschino cherries, then you've probably faced the dilemma of a jar that's empty of cherries, but still full of the flavorful liquid.
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The Martini Variation That Was Julia Child's Favorite Cocktail
Julia Child had a larger-than-life personality, quick wit, and reputation for doing things her own way, including this unique variation of the classic martini.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Bourbon In The Fridge
Everyone likes a cold, refreshing drink, but save the fridge for your beer and fruity cocktails. Here's why you shouldn't store bourbon in the fridge.
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How Kentucky's Mineral Water Helps Make Bourbon Unique
Kentucky accounts for 95% of all bourbon supply in the world. Part of the reason has to do with the unique mineral water found in the state.
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How The Martinez Cocktail Differs From A Typical Martini
The Martinez is a cocktail that lives in the shadow of the popular drink that birthed it as well as the one it bore. See how it differs from the two.
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Why You Should Try Drinking Your Next Beer Out Of A Wine Glass
Most of us are familiar with the classic handleless glasses that almost every bar serves beer in, but what if we told you that's not the best glass for beer?
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Peet's Coffee Is Bringing Back Its Golden Lattes For 2023
Peet's Coffee is adding a golden touch to its lattes on the winter menu, which will be available for purchase in the new year and boast health benefits.
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How Orange Juice Can Improve A Cheap Cup Of Coffee
Sometimes work trips or weekend plans mean you have to take whatever coffee you can get. Thankfully, orange juice might be able to spruce up a bad cup of joe.
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Ina Garten's First Ever Martini Was Crafted By Stanley Tucci At 9 A.m.
Two megastars of food culture, Stanley Tucci and Ina Garten recently crossed paths, and they shared what was the Barefoot Contessa's first martini.
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The Simple Ingredient To Give Your Go-To Margarita A Serious Kick
This one ingredient will add a kick flavor to any spicy margarita -- and it's simple enough for even the most inexperienced home bartender to use.
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The Spiced Whiskey Cocktail Meghan Markle Loves To Serve Guests
Before she was royalty, she was dishing out entertaining tips online and in media. Here's the spiced whiskey cocktail she loves to serve guests.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Seeking Out Trendy Wine
While trendy wine seems enticing in the moment, you should think twice before buying it. Here's why the hype is more than what meets the eye.
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Buffalo Trace Bourbon Has Been Around Longer Than You Might Think
In what is now the Buffalo Trace Distillery, bourbon-making has been taking place for hundreds of years -- by some of the biggest names in whiskey.
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How A Bourbon's Proof Will Change The Type Of Food It Pairs Best With
Pairing bourbon and food is growing in popularity, with the whiskey's complex flavors enhancing a number of dishes. Even the bourbon's proof plays a role.
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