Why Freshly Roasted Coffee Beans Should Rest Before Being Ground
While you'll want to limit the amount of time between grinding beans and brewing coffee, you should take an opposite approach when roasting at home.
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What Makes The Kalita Wave Coffee Brewer Unique?
The Kalita Wave is making moves in the coffee-brewing community. Here's how it makes a unique addition to your pour-over process.
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What Makes Ouzo Unique?
Ouzo is a Greek aperitif with big flavor and a boozy kick. Here's what makes this drink unique -- and why you might want to serve it at your next dinner party.
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How Intelligentsia's Coffee Blends Help The Brand Stand Out
Other coffee brands recognize Intelligentsia's commitment to sourcing quality coffee and preparing coffee blends that keep customers coming back for more.
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What To Expect From Beaujolais Wine
Despite the fact that Beaujolais may differ depending on appellation, its characteristics make it an extremely versatile wine for any occasion. Here's why.
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The Sweet Accident That May Have Led To The Creation Of Pink Lemonade
Just from drinking it alone, it can be hard to tell how different pink lemonade is from the classic version. How did pink lemonade become pink?
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The 15th-Century Origins Of Bärenjäger Honey Liqueur
Bärenjäger is a sweet but complex liqueur to be mixed in a cocktail or served on its own -- and its history may be just as fascinating as its flavor.
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The Long Journey That Contributed To The Accidental Invention Of Port
While Portugal is credited with the origins of this sweet fortified wine, we also have enterprising merchants to credit for the drink's popularity.
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The Debated Origins Of The Screwdriver Cocktail
The Screwdriver has to be one of the simplest cocktails ever invented. It hardly seems like it even needed an origin story. And yet it has a debated backstory.
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Highball Vs. Whiskey Soda: Is There Really A Difference?
A highball and whiskey soda can be made of similar ingredients, but is that enough to make them the same? Here's why they may be slightly different.
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What It Actually Means To Order An Angel Shot At A Bar
With a name like Angel Shot, you may not be surprised by what it can do for you. Here's what it means when you order it at a bar.
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What Makes The Starbucks Reserve Latte Different From A Regular One?
Starbucks Reserve is a line of coffee that's specially designed to be high-end. So when Reserve espresso is used to make a latte, it's a unique experience.
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The Best Type Of Grinder To Use For Pour Over Coffee
Pour over is a favorite coffee-brewing method for many around the world. It turns out that for this preparation, one bean grind is far favored over another.
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Why You Should Probably Steer Clear Of The Wine Bargain Table At Grocery Stores
You may be tempted to check out bargain tables with pricey, seemingly decadent wines marked down to $10 or less, but you might want to steer clear.
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The Brandy Alexander Is Basically A Fancy Spiked Milkshake
You're never too old for a milkshake, especially one that's been blended with alcohol. Meet the Brandy Alexander, a creamy and rich, chocolatey beverage.
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10 Best Bourbons For Hot Chocolate
Whipped cream and marshmallows are always excellent hot chocolate additions. But if you're looking for an adult upgrade to your cocoa, consider these bourbons.
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Why Sugar Is A Crucial Component For Brewing Kombucha
The amount of sugar in a kombucha recipe isn't just acting as a flavor enhancer, but an important ingredient in the fermentation process.
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Review: Trader Joe's Diamond Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Shines
Though it costs several times more than the infamous Two Buck Chuck, this limited release Trader Joe's wine offers plenty of value.
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The Process Of Tasting Coffee Is Similar To How You Taste Wine
Though there's a lot of overlap in the worlds of expert wine and coffee tasting, one can't lose sight of the fact that the two substances are wildly different.
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The Fortified French Wine That Can Elevate Almost Any Cocktail
Perfect for adding an extra kick to your cocktail or sipping on its own, this is the fortified French wine you should be adding to your bar arsenal.
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What Happens If You Overgrind Coffee Beans?
A flavorful cup of coffee is closely connected to how its beans are ground and prepared. Here's what happens if you overgrind and make them too fine.
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What Makes The Starbucks Reserve Hazelnut Bianco Latte Special?
Magic happens when Starbucks uses quality coffee made from ethically sourced beans in a latte, as we see with the Starbucks Reserve Hazelnut Bianco Latte.
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How Climate Change Could Make Arctic Wines More Prevalent
The world's major wine viticulture areas are estimated to decrease by up to 73% in size by 2050 and may be forced to relocate to higher latitudes.
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Irish Researchers Made A Big Discovery About The Origins Of Lager
Research students at the University College Dublin recently made a fascinating discovery about the yeast that is used to make cold-fermented lager.
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Plant-Based Milk Brand MALK Organics To Expand With New Funding
MALK's oat and almond milks are already available at Whole Foods, Sprouts, and Fresh Thyme, and more, but with this funding, the brand can expand even further.
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Is An Americano With Milk The Same Thing As A Latte?
There are so many different espresso drinks out there that it can be tough to tell them apart. Like what's the difference between an Americano and a latte?
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Some Of The First Hot Chocolate Recipes Contained Booze
Hot chocolate is a holiday favorite, and some version of it has been enjoyed for centuries. Read the fascinating history behind one boozy version of the drink.
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