Why Filtering Water Doesn't Necessarily Make It Safe To Drink
While filtration is important, it's often not enough to make water safe to drink. It turns out that some truly nasty things can still slip through.
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Why You Should Never Store Whiskey On Its Side
Like other spirits, good whiskey is a coveted prize for many liquor cabinets. Unlike wine, here is why you should never store a bottle of whiskey on its side.
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The Restaurant Etiquette You Should Know Before Bringing Your Own Wine
Before you start contemplating which bottle to pack with you, there is one vital rule of restaurant etiquette that you need to know first.
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What Makes A Wisconsin Old Fashioned Unique?
We're diving into this classic cocktail and its connection to Wisconsin to find out why this old-fashioned is second to none.
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18 Best Soju Brands, Ranked
There is a clear, crisp soju meant for every situation. But which soju should you buy, and how do you know what brand is right for you? We've got that covered.
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How Starbucks Supports DACA Recipients
Starbucks' CEO Howard Schultz and chief global public policy counsel Zulima Espinel have explained how the company is aligning with immigrants.
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Your Favorite Sour Cocktails Likely Belong To The 'Daisy' Family
Ever ordered a Daisy? It likely isn't a drink you've heard ordered -- but it's almost certainly one you've tried. Learn what makes a Daisy a cocktail staple.
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What To Consider Before Buying Beer At The Grocery Store
Grocery stores are happy to stock their shelves with beer, but there are a few things to consider before grabbing that IPA off a supermarket shelf.
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KickStand Is Spicing Up The Canned Cocktail Game, Literally
Capitalizing on the canned cocktail craze, KickStand is appealing to cocktail lovers by honing in on funky, spice-forward flavors.
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Starbucks Is Excelling In Italy Despite Initial Pushback
In America, Starbucks is a part of many people's daily routines. But the company's success in Italy was rather unexpected due to initial local pushback.
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Whiskey Fans Tell Tasting Table This Is The Best Way To Enjoy The Spirit
If you've always wanted to try whiskey, but you're not sure how to order it, we asked Tasting Table readers their preferred way to enjoy this complex spirit.
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What Makes Starbucks Japan's Honey Marron Latte Unique
Starbucks Japan recently rolled out a line of fall drinks that will make you forget about the PSL. Here's what makes the Honey Marron Latte so delicious.
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The Debated Record For The Oldest Whiskey Ever Sold
Whiskey is an important part of the history of American alcohol. Here is more information about the interesting debated record of the oldest whiskey ever sold.
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In Hong Kong, Coffee And Tea Come Together In One Delectable Drink
Some days you want coffee, some days you want tea. This classic Hong Kong drink combines the best of both beverages.
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How Sour Beers Get Their Distinct Bite
In the endlessly shifting craft beer market, sour beers have seen a surge in popularity, but how do they get that unique bite that caused this growing interest?
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What A 'Dram' Of Whisky Actually Means
You may think that ordering a "dram" of whisky sounds cool, but double-check how many fluid ounces you're really getting before you ask for it.
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The Murky Origins Of Espresso Served With Lemon
Coffee with lemon may sound like a strange combination, but the drink is far from new. There are a number of theories about how this drink first came about.
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NYC Bar Shinji's Is The Only Place You'll Find A Foie Gras Infused Sidecar
Introducing: Shinji's, one of the most unique cocktail bars in the Flatiron District, and the only place in NYC where you'll find a foie gras-infused sidecar.
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The Spooky Halloween Cocktails People Are Searching For The Most
From witches to brain hemorrhages to drinks named after movies, there are five spooktacular drinks that All Hallows' Eve fanatics can't stop searching for.
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Avoid This Potentially Disastrous Wine Shopping Mistake
With almost half of Americans regularly putting wine in their shopping carts, there's one major mistake they'll want to avoid in the grocery aisle.
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The Cream Tip You Need To Properly Top Off Your Irish Coffee
One of the tricks to making an Irish cream coffee just right is getting your whipped cream to stay at the top of the drink, how is this achieved?
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What Is Snapchilled Coffee?
This newer method is not only swearing that it delivers the freshest cold coffee experience, there's some science behind the process to back up those claims.
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Coffee Fans Tell Tasting Table This Is The Worst Brewing Method
We asked 588 people to tell us which of the following brewing methods is their favorite — drip, French press, cold brew, espresso, and AeroPress.
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Your Mini Cheat Sheet For Finding Pét-Nat Wine In The Store
Before cracking open the naturally bubbly bevy, here's what you need to know when searching for a bottle.
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The Indigenous Ecuadorean Berry Drink Made For Visiting Tombs
Ecuador's colada morada drink is a smoothie-like berry brew that is typically served hot when visiting tombs. Here's more on this indigenous beverage.
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Chimayó Is The Spiced Apple Cider Cocktail You've Been Missing
We're talking about the superstar of fall mixology that you've probably never heard of. Introducing: the Chimayó, the autumnal cocktail for tequila fans.
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Which Country Produces The Most Hard Cider?
While producers worldwide create flavorful, region-specific ciders, one country, in particular, pours out the most cider love. Here's what country comes on top.
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