There Was A Time When Not Having Coffee Beans Was Reason For Divorce
Coffee has a long history from being vilified by the church to being the beloved drink of intellects. There was also a time when it was the reason for divorce.
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The Conspiracy Theory About How Absinthe Got Its Dark Reputation
The swirling speculation and mystery surrounding absinthe came to a dark head when in the small village of Commugny, Switzerland.
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11 Best Rums For Hot Buttered Rum
While the batter definitely makes the Hot Buttered Rum the drink it is today, the rum is still key. But what rum should you use? Here are our top picks.
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16 Must-Try Cocktails At Walt Disney World
Disney World is for adults too, and their incredible lineup of restaurants and delicious cocktails is proof. We share some of our absolute favorites.
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Despite Declaring It 'Satan's Drink' Pope Clement VIII Loved Coffee
For many, the day doesn't begin until that warm morning mug of coffee is consumed. Even Pope Clement VIII loved it, despite it being declared "Satan's Drink."
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You're About To Start Seeing A Lot More Dutch Bros Coffee Locations
The rise of Dutch Bros has been meteoric considering it only recently became a publicly traded company. We trace its plans for future expansion.
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The Perfect Party Cocktail That Combines Crème De Cassis And Wine
If you thought wine could be a solo act, think again. Here's how you can make it into a perfect party cocktail combo with crème de cassis.
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How The Moka Pot Brought Freshly Brewed Espresso Into The Home
The moka pot is not a high-tech piece of equipment, but its simple and durable design makes good coffee something that anyone with a few bucks has access to.
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12 Best Small-Batch Bourbons Under $40
Bourbon connoisseurs love the small-batch variety, but reaching for that kind of quality doesn't mean you have to break the bank, and these bottles prove it.
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The Sustainable Program That Sets NYC's New Grand Central Wine Bar Apart
With two bars, an on-the-go eatery, and a restaurant, there are many ways to imbibe at City Winery. But its train hall location isn't its only unique attribute.
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Blood Orange Will Transform Your Winter Margarita
Don't pack away those summer spirits yet, as we have some great ways to keep them fresh in the colder months. A blood orange margarita is one such example.
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Coffee Was Historically Chewed In Africa, Not Drunk
Coffee has a long history in Africa and has been influenced by colonization. For instance, the first coffee beans were often chewed, rather than drunk.
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Blue Moon Teamed Up With Baked By Melissa For Thanksgiving 'Pie Pints'
Two things pair well with the annual Thanksgiving feast: beer and pie. Now Blue Moon Brewing Company has teamed up with Baked By Melissa for a special treat.
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How Much Wine Should You Expect To Go Through At Thanksgiving?
When you're shopping for Thanksgiving, you might be at a loss in the wine aisle. But we've got your back with buying tips and good pairings for the occasion.
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The Reason Folgers Coffee Was Once Sold In Glass Jars
You may not think much about your coffee's packaging, but there's some historical importance behind Folger's move toward glass jars for their instant coffee.
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Wine Shopping Tips To Follow This Thanksgiving
You've got the turkey and pumpkin pie ready, but what will you serve by the glass? Here are some expert tips for wine shopping this Thanksgiving.
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The Simple Swap To Lighten Up Your Bijou Cocktail
The Bijou cocktail is served with orange bitters and a cherry, but not everyone can handle the intensity of this drink. So here's an easy way to lighten it up.
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The 3 Waves That Define Coffee History
Coffee is plays a large role in many people's day-to-day lives and is iconic in many cultures. Here are the three waves that define coffee's cultural history.
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Starbucks' Secret Menu Blue Drink Is Less Complicated Than You Might Expect
Intimidated to order one of Starbucks' elaborate secret menu drinks? Try out their blue drink that is less complicated than expected.
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What Makes Patrón's New $180 El Alto Tequila Stand Out
Patrón has made a name for itself as a tried-and-true brand of tequila. The company recently announced its new $180 El Alto, which stands apart from the rest.
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Warm Up Your Mojito With Fall Flavors
You could swap out your cocktail choices, just like you do your wardrobe, when the temperature drops. But there's no need to abandon your beloved mojito.
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Review: This $150 Bottled Old Fashioned Almost Warrants Its Hefty Price Tag
You have to admit that Sunday's Finest pre-made bottles of the Old Fashioned drink are an intriguing idea. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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You Need A Flute Glass If You Want To Properly Taste Tequila
Given the popularity and availability of quality tequilas, the alcoholic beverage begs to be sipped and savored. But, to do this, proper glassware is required.
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Starbucks Expands Its Veterans Day Free Coffee Offerings For 2022
A host of stores and restaurants offer discounts and specials for Veterans Day. This year Starbucks' is expanding its free coffee offerings for veterans.
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The Maximum Amount Of Milk You Should Drink In A Day
From an early age, it's taught that drinking milk and eating cheese results in healthy and strong bones. But is there such a thing as too much milk?
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Why You Should Never Use Glass To Scoop Ice
In a video, a TikToker points out bartending red flags, one of which is scooping ice with the glass you are serving in. But why is this a no-no? Here's more.
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What Happens To The Caffeine Removed From Decaf Coffee?
A cup of decaf coffee still has 2 mg of caffeine on average, 3% of what the coffee beans contain. So where does the other 97% of removed caffeine end up?
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