The Fruit Mistake You May Be Making When Infusing Bourbon
There are a few guidelines that will help you avoid less-than-palatable results from a bourbon infusion gone awry.
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The Possible Reason Your Freshly Ground Espresso Tastes Sour
Many are learning that making a high-quality cup of espresso is more complex than they thought, and unfortunately, many of their drinks turn out sour.
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The Smoky Rim You Should Try Adding To Negronis
A classic Negroni is made with one part gin, one part Campari, and one part sweet vermouth, but there's one trick to jazz it up: introducing a smoky rim.
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The Starbucks Latte That Combined Hot Cocoa And Gingerbread
Many Starbucks fans sorely miss the holiday Gingerbread Latte. Learn about the international Starbucks latte combining gingerbread with hot cocoa.
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Why Orgeat Syrup No Longer Contains Barley
However, almonds were not always the star ingredient of orgeat. The name of this floral syrup is derived from the word "orge" which means "barley."
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A Limited-Time Nutmeg Soda Is Joining The Pepsi Lineup
Pepsi has recently left a mark in the soda universe with various experimental flavors. The company is adding a limited-time nutmeg flavor to its product line.
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The Nutritional Difference Between Tonic Water And Club Soda
Club soda and tonic water are both clear with a fizzy head, and dancing bubbles. But take a sip, and there's no denying the drastic difference between the two.
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Starbucks Is Being Criticized Over Symbolic Seattle Location Closure
Recently, employees at many Starbucks locations voted to unionize. Now the company is receiving criticism for closing one unionized Seattle Starbucks location.
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New Study Examines How Tea And Wine Could Help Slow Memory Loss
Many of us are familiar with the fact that antioxidants are good for us, but a recent study found that two beverages may be excellent for memory health as well.
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Coke Vs. Pepsi: The History Of The Age-Old Cola Rivalry
It's an age-old question of whether or not consumers prefer Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Here is the carbonated history of the rivalry between these two soda brands.
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The Proper Way To Recork Wine
If you plan to save your bottle, it is important that you recork the wine immediately after pouring yourself a glass. Here's how to do it right.
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Tasting Table Asks: What's The Best Wine And Cheese Pairing?
In a Tasting Table poll, we asked readers to pick their favorite wine and cheese pairing. Our results will tell you what's likely to be a hit at your next bash.
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11 Equal-Parts Cocktails You Need To Try
Sometimes the simplest and most straightforward drinks can be the most satisfying, and these equal-parts cocktails are clear proof of that.
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Why It's Worth Splurging On The Soda Water For Your Highball Cocktail
A classic Highball is made with whiskey and carbonation, though any spirit will do -- but don't neglect your soda water if you want a top-of-the-line cocktail.
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The Packaging Misunderstanding That Led To Tea Bags
Tea has been a popular beverage all over the world for centuries, but the tea bag itself isn't nearly as old, and in fact, was invented by accident.
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The Big Downside To Using Metal Tea Infusers
There are a variety of gadgets for making tea, but before you go out and get a metal tea infuser, you should know what it is doing to your drink.
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The Way Most Of The World Prefers To Drink Dry Vermouth
In the United States, people often drink vermouth as part of a cocktail, but most of the world enjoys the fortified wine in a different way.
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Is There A Nutritional Difference Between Mineral Water And Sparkling?
You might think water, particularly bottled water, isn't an interesting topic, but there are a few nutritional differences between sparkling and mineral water.
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It's Time To Start Wood-Smoking Your Cocktails
While some mixed drink aficionados prefer the sweeter side, the smoky flavor is also a favorite. Here's why you should start wood-smoking your cocktails.
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The Refreshing Peruvian Cocktail Named After Fish Soup
Light and golden in color, chilcano cocktails are made with similar ingredients as the pisco sour, minus the egg whites and syrup, but still pack the flavor.
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How To Pick Wine For All Your Holiday Needs
A glass of wine is an ideal way to toast the holidays. Depending on the party or casual gathering during the festivities, some bottles are better than others.
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The Espresso Liqueur That Clocks In At 50 Proof
Mario's Hard Espresso is a delicious liqueur for coffee lovers -- and it packs a punch perfect for sipping solo or homemade espresso martinis.
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What Alton Brown Says Makes A Penicillin Cocktail So Unique
There are many different cocktails with intriguing names. Celebrity chef Alton Brown explains what makes the Penicillin cocktail so unique from all the others.
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Add Sweet And Savory Complexity To Your Cocktails With Corn Liqueur
If you love cocktails and corn, there's a new way to satisfy both of these cravings with corn liqueur. Here's more on the sweet and savory taste it gives.
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The Umami-Bomb Martini To Try If You're Not A Big Vodka Fan
However, vodka's clean flavor provides a great blank slate for flavor creation that may be worth considering, especially for an upgraded dirty martini.
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Can You Actually Open A Wine Bottle With A Shoe?
The next time you go to open a bottle of wine, try using your shoe instead. Here's how this surprising hack works.
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How The Mini Bottle Cocktail Trend Really Got Its Start
The mini bottle cocktail trend has a surprisingly funny and interesting background. Here's how this cute alcoholic addition got its start.
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