Guinness Awarded This St. Patrick's Day Toast $50k
The Guinness Great Reunion Toast contest just made one American $50,000 richer. Tom Ponton of Columbia, Maryland tried his luck and won with this submission.
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A Big Change Could Be Coming To The Way You Get Starbucks To-Go
Starbucks is trying to cut its carbon footprint in half by 2030 and is now testing a program to eliminate the waste caused by its iconic single-use cups.
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The Reason You Need To Let Whiskey Breathe
If you wondered if whiskey should breathe like wine, you could be on to something as some would argue aeration can make a difference for the spirit's notes.
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Read This Before Adding Activated Charcoal To Your Cocktails
Activated charcoal lends itself to a host of creative cocktails, but there are some things to consider before adding the ingredient to your drink.
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35 Different Types Of Coffee Explained
Looking to add excitement to your next café purchase? We've collected all the info you need on a world of different coffee types. Order in confidence!
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3 Iconic US Beverage Companies Are Pausing Business In Russia
For some companies, suspending business in Russia was an immediate decision; but for others it took pressure from the public for them to make a move.
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The Best Jamba Juice Secret Menu Items Ranked
We've rounded up our top favorite secret menu items at Jamba Juice and ranked them worst to best.
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Truly's New Vodka Is Inspired By These 3 Popular Hard Seltzer Flavors
Those looking to enjoy a drink have reached for Truly Hard Seltzer in the past, and now the brand is releasing three vodkas inspired by its top-selling flavors.
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Stoli Vodka Just Made A Big Change In Response To The War In Ukraine
The iconic vodka brand Stolichnaya is making moves to distance itself from its Russian roots amid the country's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
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Old Bay Lovers Won't Want To Miss McCormick's Boozy New Collab
George's Beverage Company and McCormick's Old Bay announced a new collaboration that is bringing Old Bay Vodka, which tastes like "the region" to consumers.
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Why The Line At Your Airport Starbucks Just Got Shorter
With about 400 locations in airports across the U.S., the chain is a convenient option for many travelers. And now, Starbucks is upping that convenience factor.
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What Is Takamine Whiskey And Why Is It So Unique?
Takamine whiskey, winner of a Gold Medal at the San Francisco Wine & Spirits Competition in 2021, has been gaining a lot of attention for its taste and story.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Putting Ice In Wine
Putting ice in wine may be a quick way to chill your drink but what does to wine may make you think twice the next time you reach for some cubes.
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The Surprising Reason Gin And Tonic Was Invented
Gin and tonic's origin story may be an unusual one for a cocktail but it's one that even Winston Churchill acknowledged was vitally important to England.
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Here's How Much Guinness Is Served On St. Patrick's Day
On St. Patrick's Day, raising a pint of Guinness is tradition and is truly the day for the beer brand, as the holiday means an over 800% bump in sales.
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Here's Why Deer Milk Isn't More Popular
Deer milk remains a niche dairy product, with reasons being supply, production, and demand, as the milk has yet to catch on with consumers beyond New Zealand.
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What Is Terroir And Does It Matter For Coffee Beans?
Terroir is a coffee term that wine connoisseurs will also know well; it can help in determining and anticipating the taste of coffee from around the bean belt.
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The Important Role Wine May Have Played In Ending The Cold War
The toast between U.S. President Richard M. Nixon and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai in 1972 was historic and made the sparkling wine they toasted with famous, too.
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Is It Safe To Drink Expired Beer?
Expiration dates mean different things for different foods. Beer is no exception. Do beers actually expire on their expiration dates or are they safe to drink?
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Maker's Mark's NFT Bottle Collab: Everything You Need To Know
One of the world's oldest bourbons is entering into a futuristic digital technology. Maker's Mark is partnering with Party Horses on a new collection of NFTs.
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You Should Be Cleaning Your Reusable Water Bottle More Often Than You Think
That reusable water bottle you carry everywhere? It should be cleaned frequently, and perhaps more often than you think, in order to keep bacteria at bay.
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You Can Only Get Mountain Dew's New 'Legendary' Flavor At One Place
Mountain Dew enthusiasts have a new Dew flavor to look forward to ... if they're willing to make a pilgrimage to a certain saucy restaurant chain.
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Surprised By Your Recent Bar Tab? You're Not Alone
By now, many have come to find that prices are at some of the highest in recent history, but one bill you might not have expected to go up is at the bar.
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You Should Never Put Beer In The Freezer. Here's Why
Flash chilling beer in the freezer may be common practice to get your beer cold fast, but it isn't advisable as freezing can alter more than the temperature.
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In Light Of Controversial Remarks Threes Brewing CEO Is Stepping Down
After weeks of pressure over controversial remarks, Josh Stylman agreed to step down as CEO from Threes Brewing, the Brooklyn company that he had helped start.
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Molson Coors Just Made A Big Commitment To Sustainablility
Molson Coors said it is investing $85 million into upgrading its machinery to allow all its products across North America to be sold in new packaging.
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Backstreet Boys Celebrity Tequila Brand
During a recent show at the Moon Palace resort in Cancun, the Backstreet Boys shared major breaking news with TT about their plan to launch their own tequila.
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