Can Asparagus Really Help With Hangovers?
In the never-ending search for a hangover cure, asparagus has emerged as the latest purported remedy, thanks to TikTok. Here's what you need to know.
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Svedka's New Product Line Doesn't Need A Mixer
Plenty of American consumers know Svedka for their vodka, but the Swedish spirits manufacturer is also making a name for itself with hard seltzers.
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This Is What Those Circles On Milk Jugs Are Actually For
We can't help but ask ourselves: What are those inverted circles on the side of our milk jugs for? Imagine our surprise when we learned this has an answer.
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Why Are Some Coffee Beans Shiny And Others Aren't?
At some point you're likely to make a visual inspection before grinding your coffee points, and notice that some beans are shiny and some aren't. Here's why.
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Ranking Mio Flavors From Worst To Best
It's hard to drink enough water daily. Enter MiO water enhancing drops. Not all flavors are equal, so we've ranked your worst to best options here.
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Stone Brewing Just Won Its $56 Million Lawsuit Against Molson Coors
A jury ruled in favor of Stone Brewing in its lawsuit against Molson Coors, noting that while the company infringed on Stone's trademark, it wasn't intentional.
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Why Is Soda Sold By The Liter?
In America, many beverages are sold by the gallon or the quart. Why is soda, in its iconic rounded plastic bottles, sold by the liter?
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Wine Barrel Trends To Know About
Just as winemakers are constantly tinkering with grape growing, crushing, aging and bottling, so too have they been experimenting with wine barrels.
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Don Julio 1942 Tequila: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Don Julio 1942 pioneered luxury tequila and this guide provides all the information you will need to become an expert on the special tequila añejo yourself.
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The Most Expensive Bottles Of Bourbon Ever
The most expensive bottles of bourbon, which can reach high five figures, can command their staggering prices because of the finite nature of limited releases.
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The Ingredient That Will Change Your Rum Cocktails Forever
There's nothing like a rum cocktail to make it feel like you're on vacation. It's hard to imagine a way to make a rum cocktail any better, but this does it.
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Why Does Canned Soda Taste Different Than Fountain?
A lot of factors go into making the perfect-tasting fountain and canned sodas. So why does canned soda taste different than fountain?
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New Research Shows Surprising Relationship Between Coffee And Heart Health
Consuming two to three cups of coffee per day is associated with lowered risk of heart disease and increased life longevity, among other things.
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How To Get Your Hands On Pepsi And IHOP's Limited-Edition Soda
Unfortunately, the maple syrup version of Pepsi is a "highly limited flavor" that only 2,000 people will ultimately get to try.
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UK Residents Will Be Able To Keep The Party Going For The Platinum Jubilee
Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee marks her 70-year reign, and pub-goers across Great Britain will be able to celebrate all night, thanks to this rare law.
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New Trade Deal Means Good News For Bourbon Lovers In The UK
British bourbon lovers caught a big break this week as the U.K. government finalized a deal to end a Trump-era trade tariff on some American goods.
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Why Draft Beer Tastes Better Than Bottled
Is there a scientific reason draft beer tastes better than the canned and bottled varieties? There are a few reasons why draft beer tastes better.
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Why Does Mexican Coke Taste Different Than American Coke?
If you've ever noticed some differences between Mexican and American Coke, you're not crazy. The reason these sodas differ so much in taste may surprise you.
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13 Best Beer Brands For People Who Don't Like Beer
Beer isn't for everyone, but it can be. Check out the best beer brands to branch out your beverage options, especially if you don't like it.
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The Real Reason One Bottle Of California Wine Just Sold For Over $12k
The California Cab that just sold for $12,300 at auction isn't just any American bottle, it is one of the most legendary wines ever produced in Napa Valley.
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The Purple Rain Wine Controversy, Explained
An Ohio winery's best-selling product may soon become "the wine formerly known as Purple Rain." Here's the controversy between Prince's estate and the winery.
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The 21 Best Bourbons Under $50 In 2023
If you're looking to develop your bourbon palate, then may we suggest you start with one of these affordable picks, any of which you can purchase for under $50.
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Is It Safe To Use Old Wine For Cooking?
If you have a bottle of old wine that's no longer proper for drinking, don't toss it, as its usefulness in cooking can significantly extend its timeline.
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The National Labor Relations Board Just Called Out A Phoenix Starbucks
Starbucks is facing accusations from the NLRB after two employees in a Phoenix, Arizona store claim they were punished for taking part in pro-union activities.
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What Happens If You Microwave Red Wine?
Wine should be served within a specific temperature range, but have you ever wondered what would happen if you microwaved red wine? The answer may surprise you.
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Why A Ukrainian Brewery Is Asking Other Brewers To Make Its Beers
Before the war, Pravda produced 1 million liters of beer yearly. Now the Ukrainian brewery makes Molotov cocktails. Here's why other breweries make its beers.
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Woodchuck's New Cider Flavors Are Inspired By These Brunch Classics
Fans of Woodchuck hard cider can start looking for the newest collection to hit shelves: The Brunch Box.
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