How Concerned Should You Be About 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water?
A certain class of chemicals often found in drinking water is causing concern for the Environmental Protection Agency. Here's how it may affect you.
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Light Beer Fans Need To Know About This Molson Coors Recall
Fans of light beers should know about a recent recall from Molson Coors. The company has pulled select cases of beer after videos from consumers went viral.
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Caymus Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Caymus Winery has been producing fine bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon for decades. Our bottle guide has all you need to know about why these vino is so special.
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Starbucks Was Accused Of Threatening An Important Health Care Benefit
Starbucks managers in some states have allegedly threatened baristas with the loss of transgender-inclusive health care should they unionize. Details here.
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Reyka Vodka Thinks You're So Overworked, It'll Pay You To Take Time Off
Most Americans are working more than other nations and seem to be afraid to use their vacation time -- and Reyka Vodka wants to do something about it.
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Why You Should Try Drinking Your Old Fashioned Warm
While most variations of the Old Fashioned switch up its ingredients, there is a recipe that you should consider that alters its temperature.
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Natural Wine Fans Will Want To Know About New Documentary, Living Wine
Fans of the unique flavors provided by natural wines will want to check out select theaters for a new documentary by Lori Miller called, "Living Wine."
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The Original Starbucks Logo Was NSFW
This siren was not always the child-friendly, universally recognized, safe for work logo you know it to be today.
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The Reason Cocktail Bitters Aren't Considered A Beverage
You might be surprised to learn that even some of the virgin versions of classical cocktails sometimes contain alcoholic cocktail bitters.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Dirty Shirley
Summer has arrived and so has the season for fruity, refreshing adult cocktails. Here is everything you need to know about the popular Dirty Shirley cocktail.
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The Reason Fresh Milk Used To Be Delivered To Your Home
Home milk delivery started in 1785 in Vermont as people increasingly didn't have their own milk cow after adopting a more urban lifestyle.
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Why Cold Brew Is Often Made With Dark Roast Coffee Beans
When making cold brew coffee, dark roast beans are generally regarded as the best to use. Here's why.
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What You Need To Know About Starbucks' 10-Minute Rule
Starbucks is one of the most well-known coffee shops, and chances are you've been into one. But, there are some things you might not know about the chain.
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Jose Cuervo Wants To Help Tequila Fans Celebrate Summer VIP-Style
Jose Cuervo is celebrating summer, and its new tequila, Cuervo Tradicional Cristalino, by giving customers the chance to participate in exclusive experiences.
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Coca-Cola Has Just Revealed A Classic Cocktail In A Can
Coca-Cola is teaming up with a brand to launch an exciting, canned cocktail in Mexico at the end of 2022. Here are all the details you'll want to know.
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What To Use If You Don't Have A Cocktail Strainer
Not everyone has a professional Hawthorne strainer in their personal bar, so this kitchen tool makes a good stand-in for cocktails that need strained.
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How Coffee Beers Get Their Distinct Taste Without The Beans
Your morning pick-me-up and your evening bevy might be a match made in heaven. Here's how coffee beers get their best flavors without coffee beans.
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Why You Should Consider Adding Maple Syrup To Your Cocktail
The best cocktails strike a balance, so when you're devising a drink worthy of felicitations, consider reaching for a sweetener. Maple syrup could do the trick.
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The Unexpected Reason 25% Of People Gift Alcohol, According To Drizly
According to retailer Drizly, people are gifting alcohol even more today than in the past, and a quarter of those surveyed gave a surprising reason for why.
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Peet's Coffee Just Reached An Impressive Sustainability Milestone
Peet's Coffee, working with the coffee industry verification nonprofit Enveritas, just announced a sustainability milestone its customers can be proud of.
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What's Really In Horchata?
Although often associated in the U.S. with Mexican aguas frescas, horchata is consumed across four continents, each with regional variations.
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What's Really In A Whiskey Sour?
The whiskey sour is a classic, simple cocktail with only a few ingredients. But did you know it actually dates back to sailors in the 1600s?
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Why People Are Likely To Cheat On Their Go-To Cocktail This Summer
Drizly's 2022 Consumer Trend Report just went public, and the results are in: Loyal sippers are more likely to cheat on their go-to cocktail while on vacation.
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This Seattle Starbucks Location Was Built In A Historic Car Dealership
Starbucks is a beloved coffee brand around the globe. One of its locations in Seattle offers a unique experienced housed within a former car dealership.
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What You Can Do To Fix Overly Acidic Coffee
For many Americans, the day doesn't start until after a cup of coffee. If you suffer from heartburn, here are some tips to reduce acidity in your morning cup.
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Why Starbucks' Bathrooms May No Longer Be Open To The Public
Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, is reconsidering a bathroom policy due to safety concerns for employees. Here's what you should know about the policy's origins.
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Why Kombucha Was Almost Classified As Alcohol In South Carolina
By now, kombucha is well-known and widely enjoyed, but some people may not be aware that the fermented tea also contains some amount of alcohol as well.
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