The Surprising Kitchen Tool That Can Help You Make Tastier Lemonade
If it seems like your homemade lemonade is not as good as you remember from childhood or compared to what you get at a restaurant, we may have found the answer.
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Why You Should Consider Adding Salt Water To Some Cocktails
If you're the kind of person who enjoys a salted rim, you know the experience of wanting more of that salty flavor with each sip.
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The Potential Dangers Of The Forgotten Vaportini
Cocktails tend to come in and out of fashion over time, but the vaportini is probably better forgotten. Learn how this once-popular cocktail went up in smoke.
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Why Does Some Beer Taste Like Wine?
Beer and wine actually have quite a lot in common. The most interesting similarities, however, are the ones involving flavor.
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The Reason You Should Finish Up That Bottle Of Sweet Vermouth
Rather than leave it lingering in your liquor cabinet, you might want to think twice and finish up that bottle of sweet vermouth, sooner rather than later.
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16 Best Vodkas For A Cosmopolitan
The cosmopolitan has been resurrected from the 90s and is experiencing a comeback at bars across the U.S. Learn about the best vodkas to mix with your cosmo.
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Why Raw Egg Yolks Are Used In Cocktails
Raw egg yolks are an unexpected way to keep your cocktail hour guests on their toes. You heard us right. Here’s why.
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The Strange Cocktail That United Thousands In An Exclusive Club
One alcoholic drink served in a Canadian bar will surely test your mettle. But consider yourself warned: The garnish is not for the squeamish.
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The Differences Between The 3 Types Of UK Breakfast Teas
There are three types of U.K. breakfast teas. All are made with blends of black tea, but each has subtle differences in taste and strength.
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Why Don't People Drink Pig's Milk?
Pigs aren't exactly the easiest farm animals to milk, hence the lack of availabilty for pigs milks to drink.
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Rising Energy Costs Could Mean Bad News For UK Pubs
Do you fancy a pint of ale at the pub? If so, you might have trouble even finding a local watering hole in the U.K. by next spring.
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Starbucks Is Again Under Fire From The National Labor Relations Board
Ever since a Starbucks in New York approved the first employee union in the United States last December, the push for unionization has been met with contention.
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How Adding Avocado Can Balance Your Margarita
Avocado is sneaking into all kinds of recipes, including cocktails. This creamy margarita blend is a frozen treat that shouldn't be skipped.
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What Vietnam's Coffee Bean Shortage Means For Consumers
A coffee habit is definitively becoming a luxury, and waning stocks of robusta beans in Vietnam aren't helping matters by pushing global prices even higher.
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The Macallan And Bentley Motors Teamed Up For A Luxurious Whisky
When two luxury business icons team up for something as consumer friendly as single malt whisky, the bar is raised.
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Can Leaving Cold Brew Coffee Out At Room Temperature Make You Sick?
Whether made at home or at your local coffee shop, it's fair to wonder just how long cold brew coffee can keep when left at room temperature.
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12 Distilleries In Kentucky Every Bourbon Fan Should Visit
Bourbon is an all-American spirit, and Kentucky is home to iconic whiskey brands. Explore the best distilleries to visit on your next trip to Kentucky.
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The Modern Speakeasy That Only Allows Higher-Earning Patrons
A nondescript black lacquered bookshelf serves as a portal to a hidden speakeasy that serves up wines, spirits, and beers produced solely by Black purveyors.
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What Does 'Skunked' Beer Actually Mean?
Every once in a while, beer will exude the unmistakable scent of a skunk when poured into a glass to serve, and nobody wants to drink that.
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Latest Data Reveals The Cost Of Going Out For Drinks Could Continue To Rise
While the lockdowns of the pandemic's early days are gone in most places, the bar industry is now facing a new challenge as it attempts to rebound — inflation.
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The Type Of Bar Spoon You May Want To Avoid Buying
When it comes to mixology, you might think of your jigger, your shaker, or even a rocks glasses before considering a bar spoon as the most important tool.
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The Best Yogurt Substitutes For Your Next Smoothie
Out of yogurt? No problem. These smoothie alternatives are the perfect replacement for making a lusciously textured beverage full of nutrition and flavor.
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The Secret Ingredient To Make Coffee Less Acidic
If you count yourself among those with a coffee-sensitive stomach, then you might want to add this creamy, fatty ingredient to your next morning cuppa.
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How Modern Day Brewers Recreate The Flavor Of The First-Ever Beers
Before kilning was available, malt was dried in a way that imparted a unique flavor into the grain.
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Jose Cuervo Is Celebrating The End Of Summer With 2 New Canned Cocktails
Jose Cuervo is well known for its bottled tequilas and margarita mixes, but now consumers can also turn to the brand for canned drinks.
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13 Liquors Your Home Bar Should Have
This brief overview on home bartending lays out a comprehensive road map for aspiring home bartenders to step up their hosting game.
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Mixologist Go Head-To-Head In New Netflix Reality Show, Drink Masters
Mixology is truly an artform undertaken by experts who know how to make the perfect cocktail. Now Netflix is launching a new competition show for mixologists.
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