Pulque: The Ancient Mexican Agave Drink You Should Know About
Tequila and mezcal aren't the only drinks you can make with Agave -- their distant relative, pulque, is seeing a resurgence. Here's what you should know.
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Why You Should Pay Attention To The Expiration Date On Beer
Beer is a favorite drink whether you're at a brewery or drinking it at home. Here is why you should pay attention to the expiration date when purchasing beer.
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Why Ginger Ale May Not Alleviate Your Upset Stomach
Ginger ale has long been turned to as a home remedy to help in easing upset stomachs. Here is why ginger ale may not actually alleviate your stomach ailment.
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Why Root Beer Floats Are Also Called 'Black Cows'
Root beer floats are also called 'black cows' for one specific reason. This is why root beer floats originally got their name of black cow back in the 1800s.
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Why Japan Is Calling On Younger Generations To Drink More Alcohol
The Japanese government recently announced the "Sake, Viva!" campaign, which will allow companies to submit plans that will promote drinking.
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Bottled Water Vs Tap: Is There A Nutritional Difference?
We've all seen the Facebook posts about drinking water straight from the water hose, but how different could that water be from bottled water?
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The Origin Story Of The Negroni
Whether you're a fan of Negronis or you've never tried one, you may be surprised to learn of the popular cocktail's origin story.
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Why We'll Never Know The Original Recipe For Heather Ale
Heather ale dates back over 300 years, but there's a debate about where the ale was first brewed and by whom. Here's why we'll never know the original recipe.
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Panther Milk: Is It Really What It Sounds Like?
Depending on where you order panther milk, prepare to be met by either mischievous, knowing glances or quizzical expressions from confused bartenders.
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The Best Way To Foam Egg Whites For Your Cocktail
A properly made craft cocktail isn't just about the flavors of the ingredients you pour into a glass — it's also about presentation and the experience.
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The Ingredient You Can Add To Coffee For A Health Boost
Why drink black coffee when you can add a nutrient-dense punch to your morning routine? Here's the ingredient that health fanatics love to add to their coffee.
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The Iconic Dive Bar Making A Triumphant Return To Hollywood
If you live in Hollywood, the odds are pretty good that you have your choice of bars. When on the hunt for a new spot, you might check out a classic.
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Yamazaki 12 Year Whisky: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Yamazaki 12 Year combines age-old techniques with modern innovation for a high-caliber take on Japanese whisky. Here's what you need to know about the spirit.
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The Unique Ingredients In The Dos Equis Canned Margarita
What is it about the new Dos Equis canned margarita that makes it stand out among the many other Ready to Drink alcoholic beverages?
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Is There A Nutritional Difference Between Using Sugar Or Honey In Coffee?
When it comes to coffee sweeteners, sugar is typically used more often than honey. However, could honey actually be more nutritional for you?
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The Real Reason Beer Comes In Brown Bottles
Proper seals on kegs, jugs, bottles, and cans all but eliminate oxidation caused by unintended exposure to oxygen. But the bottle itself is also important.
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The Maple-Kissed Drink That Was Featured At Starbucks In Canada
The maple-kissed drink that was featured at Starbucks in Canada was a short-lived creation. This is what the maple syrup based beverage consisted of.
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What Is Cascara, And How Does It Relate To Coffee?
Cascara is an often overlooked aspect of the coffee plant, being discarded into animal feed or fertilizer. Here's what it really is and how it relates to coffee
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The Best Irish Pubs In America
Irish pubs are known for their rich ambiance, delicious beverages, and the ultimate comfort food offerings. Here are the best Irish pubs in America.
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The History Of The Old Fashioned Cocktail Is A Bit Blurry
The origin of the Old Fashioned is as muddled as its ingredients. The classic cocktail has seen a renaissance, with purist and experimentalist versions alike.
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The Real Difference Between The Types Of Barley Used For Beer
Beer is as fun to make as it is to drink, but what's the difference between the types of barley available for brewing? Here's a look and some info on each.
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Coffee Mate Is Joining The Plant-Based Market With New Creamers
Coffee mate was introduced to the world in 1961, and 60 years later, it's still one of the most easily recognized brands on grocery store shelves.
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What Makes Viennese Iced Coffee So Unique
Whatever the weather, iced coffee is a refreshing drink that will never let you down. But what makes the Viennese iced coffee a cut above the rest?
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How Cold Brew Espresso Must Be Prepared Differently
Cold brew espresso must be prepared differently from traditional cold brew for a few key reasons. Here's everything you need to know about cold brew espresso.
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What Makes Kenya's Coffee So Special?
The coffee beans from Kenya arne't special just because of the climate or geography, it's the way they are processed.
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Honest Tea's Unofficial Comeback Has Reached A Significant Turning Point
Known for its commitment to the environment and humane business practices, fans were disappointed when Coca-Cola announced plans to stop selling Honest Tea.
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Review: Is Trader Joe's Instant Boba Kit Worth Buying?
Trader Joe's released an Instant Boba Kit, so you can make boba tea at home. We tried one to see how the vegan and gluten-free boba compares to store-bought.
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