Drink - Tasting Table

The Right Way To Smell Wine

If you don't know a lot about wine, learning how to smell it properly is a great place to start. Plus, you'll look like a pro, even if you aren't one.

By Alison Spiegel February 26th, 2016 Read More

Why You Should Be Drinking Coconut Rum

Don't be afraid to admit it: Coconut rum is the liqueur to love.

By Abby Reisner February 25th, 2016 Read More

How To Make Four Coffees With The Same Exact Bean And Roast

A Colombian coffee farmer shows us how the same bean and roast can be used to make four completely different-tasting coffees.

By Matt Bell February 24th, 2016 Read More

La Colombe Coffee Is Getting Ready For An L.A. Debut

Nearly a year and a half since receiving a $28.5 million investment for expansion, Philly-based coffee company La Colombe is getting ready to make its West Coast debut.

By Devra Ferst February 17th, 2016 Read More

The New Film Series Will Explain Where Your Coffee Comes From

A team of British journalists are planning three films on where coffee comes from.

By Devra Ferst February 12th, 2016 Read More

What Is Sugar-Free Champagne?

Ditch the box of chocolates and give your valentine the bone-dry, startlingly tart bubbly that everyone is talking about.

By Ruth Tobias February 12th, 2016 Read More

Dirty Lemon Raw Detox: What You Need To Know

Finally: a "detox cleanse" that allows you to eat pizza to your heart's content. One of our editor's tried the Dirty Lemon activated charcoal cleanse, so you don't have to.

By Abby Reisner February 3rd, 2016 Read More

Helen Mirren's Anti-Drunk Driving Super Bowl Spot Is Brilliant

Dame Helen Mirren brilliantly tells Super Bowl watchers to not drink and drive in this Budweiser ad.

By Devra Ferst February 3rd, 2016 Read More

Cellars Market

Want to impress your wine friends? A new documentary called Somm: Into the Bottle by Jason Wise can help with that.

By Devra Ferst February 3rd, 2016 Read More

The Mojoe Portable Coffeemaker Lets You Brew On The Go

This portable coffee brewer doubles as a travel mug, so you can enjoy a fresh cup on your morning commute, or any time of day.

By Alison Spiegel February 2nd, 2016 Read More

Beer Cocktails For Your Super Bowl Party

Keep Super Bowl guests properly quenched (and happily buzzed) with these beer-based cocktails.

By Elyse Inamine February 2nd, 2016 Read More

Italian Police Seize 9,000 Bottles Of Fake Moët & Chandon

Italian police have seized 9,000 bottles of fake Champagne outside of Padua. Yup, that's $382,000 worth of bubbles.

By Devra Ferst February 2nd, 2016 Read More

Super-Healthy, Possibly Life-Extending Ingredients For Smoothies

From creamy cacao cousin cupuaçu to savory, peppery moringa leaf to green mango-like baobab pulp, the opportunities to tweak your morning tonic are practically endless. Here are some of the most useful, flavorful and just plain fun super-healthy ingredients to play with.

By Ruth Tobias January 30th, 2016 Read More

New Flavor Wheel Will Turn You Into A Coffee Connoisseur

Use this new flavor wheel to become more of an expert on your daily fix.

By Alison Spiegel January 29th, 2016 Read More

Video: How To Make A Portable Boozy Chai Tea

Watch and learn how to make a sweet, spiced, spiked tea in a thermos.

By Margaret Lunetta January 23rd, 2016 Read More

How To Make Coffee Better By Adding Whipped Cream

Start the day with a mug of whipped cream-topped coffee; achieve greatness.

By Abby Reisner January 23rd, 2016 Read More

The World's Oldest Tea Was Just Discovered In China

China is now officially home to the oldest tea in the world.

By Alison Spiegel January 21st, 2016 Read More

Video: How To Make Irish Cream At Home

Watch how easy it is to make Irish cream from scratch.

By Margaret Lunetta January 12th, 2016 Read More

What To Drink While You're Mourning David Bowie

Shed a tear for David Bowie and then pick up a drink. We've got a list of beverages as varied as the late singer's repertoire to help you through.

By Alison Spiegel January 12th, 2016 Read More

Oyster Stout Is Making A Big Comeback

To the uninitiated, an oyster stout could sound about as appealing as a peanut butter and sardine sandwich. But this long underrated beer style is at last gaining appreciation in the United States.

By Ethan Fixell January 11th, 2016 Read More