Switzerland Once Had A Starbucks Cafe Located On A Train
What if there were a cafe on your train where you could have coffee, chat with passengers, and get some work done? Seem like an odd request? Not for the Swiss.
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A 19th Century 'Beer Cave' Was Unearthed In Iowa
Electricians in Iowa made a surprising discovery recently when they dug up a 'beer cave' that had been underground for many years!
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The Number One Tip For Using Balsamic Vinegar In A Cocktail
Balsamic just might be the secret ingredient your cocktail is missing and here's the number one tip for using balsamic vinegar in a cocktail.
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Why Coffee Often Tastes Better At A Café Than At Home
If the regular drip coffee from your local café just seems better than the stuff you make at home, there's an easy way to upgrade your lackluster home brew.
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Starbucks May Be Selling Its Russian Stores To A Rapper And A Restaurateur
Starbucks is moving forward with its exit from Russia.
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The Origin Of Vodka Goes Back Longer Than You Might Expect
While vodka's popularity in the United States didn't really kick off until the last century or so, its origins back much, much further.
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How The Canned Drink Industry Plans To Fulfill Its Major Recycling Goals
On July 12 the Can Manufacturers Institute released a roadmap for meeting its ambitious plans to increase aluminum can recycling over the next 30 years.
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What Makes Indonesia's Avocado Juice Drink Jus Alpukat So Unique
There are various avocado drinks, but in Indonesia, you'll find a creative, caffeinated spin on traditional avocado drinks. Here's why jus alpukat is special.
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The Unexpected Way Distilled Water Gets Its Taste
While you can certainly drink distilled water, its primary purpose is not for drinking. Here's why.
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How Mary Lisle Became America's Unofficial First Brewster
Brew enthusiasts in the U.S. may know plenty about beer, but they may not know all about the story behind the beverage.
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This Was The First Canned Soft Drink
Canned beverages with everything from soft drinks to cocktails have become ubiquitous in modern culture. Here is the first soft drink to ever be canned.
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Ordering A Milkshake In New England May Have Unexpected Results
Most of us know a "milkshake" as a sweet, cold, blended mix of hard ice cream, milk, and flavorings. Unless you live in New England, that is.
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Why Starbucks' Water Tastes So Unique
While the coffee giant is famous for their java, there's another drink that people flock to Starbucks for and the reason might surprise you.
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The Daiquiri Precursor You've Probably Never Heard Of
The daiquiri has made its way into the zeitgeist of modern culture through its flavors and punch of rum. Here is its precursor you've probably never heard of.
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Why You Should Incorporate Flavor Extracts To Your Morning Coffee
There's a way you can create delicious coffee beverages at home, without spending all the extra dough.
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This Energy Drink Contains The Highest Amount Of Caffeine Per Serving
Energy drinks are marketed to promote mental clarity, stimulate alertness, increase physical performance, and boost energy levels. But are they safe?
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Cool And Sweeten Your Iced Coffee At The Same Time With This Tip
If you're going to drink coffee, you might as well enjoy it, and this tip is sure to help you do so.
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The Historic Origins Of Roasting Coffee Beans
Coffee is something that many enjoy all over the world for a variety of reasons. Here are the truly fascinating historic origins of roasting coffee beans.
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Does The Shape Of Your Teabag Matter?
If you've ever wondered if it's possible to reap more flavors, aromas, and health benefits from certain shapes of tea bags, we have an answer for you.
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The Origin Of Seltzer Dates Back To The 1700s
Seltzer is a refreshing and bubbly beverage preference for many. Here are its origins of this carbonated drink which date back to the eighteenth century.
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The Best Way To Combat Coffee Jitters
Many of us turn to coffee or other caffeinated beverages for a jolt. Here is the best method to combat coffee jitters when you've drank a little too much of it.
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The Real Reason Dunkin' Improved Its Espresso
Dunkin' has become a convenient and delicious stop for on-the-go coffee enthusiasts. Here is the reason why Dunkin' improved its espresso for its consumers.
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Here's How Much Starbucks Is Planning To Increase Employee Pay
Some Starbucks baristas can expect to see larger paychecks in August as part of a broad set of changes that will be enacted this year.
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What Makes This Record-Breaking $19 Million Whisky Cask Extra Special
A single cask of prized whisky sold for a record-shattering $19 million. Wondering why would anyone pay $19 million for a cask of whisky? Here's what to know.
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The Reasons Watermelon Juice Should Be Your Go-To Summer Drink
Watermelon is a delicious addition to most summer meals and cookouts. Here are the reasons why a glass of watermelon juice should be your go-to summer drink.
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The Hard Seltzer Preferred By Nearly 40% Of People, Per New Survey
Of the many canned alcohol beverages, hard seltzer has steadily gained in popularity. Here is what Tasting Table readers said is their favorite brand.
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Everything You Need To Know About Kroger's Beer On-Tap
Several Kroger grocery store locations are now keeping certain beers on-tap. Here is everything you need to know about Kroger's in-store on-tap beer options.
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