The Luxury Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Champagne
Believe it or not, Costco offers a Kirkland-branded Champagne. No, not a sparkling wine. An actual Champagne made in France and heavily discounted.
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The Absolute Best Way To Make Mulled Wine In Your Instant Pot
Is there anything the Instant Pot can't do? Mulled wine is the perfect beverage for a winter get together and here's an easy way to make it.
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Milk Tea Vs Bubble Tea: What's The Difference?
Milk tea and bubble tea (aka boba tea) are all the rage among consumers these days, but what sets them apart from each other? Here's what you need to know.
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The Cake Pop Drink Hack You Should Never Ask A Starbucks Barista To Make
It's only natural to be attracted to the wacky menu hacks TikTok stars share, but no barista should ever be asked to make this monstrosity.
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The Milder Alternative To Green Tea You'll Want In Your Cozy Drink Rotation
We would never try to turn you off of your favorite green tea, but if you're looking to switch things up, we recommend you try "the rarest tea in the world."
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What Is The Difference Between Ninja Thirsti And Thirsti Max?
There once was a time when it was impossible to make your own carbonated beverages, but now it's commonplace. But which machine works best?
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What Is Mud Water, And Does It Really Give You The Same Energy As Coffee?
There's a new drink on the block that claims to be as stimulating as coffee without the side effects; let's have a closer look at what's in mud water.
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Avoid Clumpy Hot Chocolate With This Ingredient Swap
Classic American hot chocolate is hot cocoa from powder or a packet, and while that is quick and convenient, it can also mean a less smooth or even clumpy brew.
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Alton Brown's Favorite Tricks For A Better Cup Of Coffee
For Alton Brown, the secret to brewing the best possible cup of coffee is a science. Fortunately, he's shared many of his favorite hacks over the years.
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The Milk You Should Never Use For The Perfect Cappuccino
When it comes to making the perfect dairy-free cappuccino, there are a lot of plant-based milks out there to choose from, but there's one it's best to avoid.
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How Long Is Jägermeister Good After It's Opened?
You're perusing your liquor cabinet and found that dusty Jägermeister bottle. Now you're wondering if it stood the test of time. Here's your answer.
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The Simple Way To Make A Restaurant-Worthy Screwdriver Cocktail
With just two ingredients and a simple trick, cocktail enthusiasts can make a classic screwdriver that's worthy of a fine dining establishment.
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5 Drinks Your Milk Frother Can Totally Transform
A milk frother is a handy kitchen gadget that can do a whole lot more than just froth milk. Here are some of our favorite creative uses.
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Where Exactly Is Asahi Beer Brewed?
Asahi beer is based in Tokyo, Japan, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the bottle of Super Dry you're holding was brewed there.
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The Seasoning That Adds Savory Depth To Non-Alcoholic Drinks
One seasoning you might already have in your pantry achieves both complexity and subtle heat in your mocktails.
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Here's The Subtle Difference Between Mezcal And Sotol
If you're a fan of mezcal, you're going to want to try sotol. The smoky-flavored spirit shares a lot in common with the popular agave-based liquor.
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The Absolute Best Liquors To Mix With Cold Brew
Cold brew is having a moment in bars as much as in coffee shops, and why not? It can complement a wide variety of liquors. Here are some of the best choices.
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Bicicletta Vs Bicycle Thief: What's The Difference Between Cocktails?
The Bicycle Thief and Bicicletta cocktails have some notable similarities. Both boast bike-themed names, for example. But they are distinct drinks.
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The Telltale Sign The Bourbon You're About To Drink Will Go Down Smoothly
Ever thought of the factors that make some bourbons smoother than others? Well, there's one particular factor that you should be keeping in mind.
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Guy Fieri's Flavor Bomb Puree For A Spicy-Sweet Margarita
True to its name, the flavor bomb puree provides a burst of smoky, sweet, and fiery flavors. Guy Fieri makes the puree using three ingredients.
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Review: Heaven's Door $500 Bootleg Volume VI Echoes Bob Dylan's Experimental Streak
Bob Dylan's whiskey brand, Heaven's Door, is out with a new and limited edition to its Bootleg Series. Read out report on a taste of the high-end Volume IV.
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The Frozen Fruit That Chills Wine Deliciously And Quickly
Few things are as frustrating as taking a sip of your wine, only to realize it's been watered down by melted ice cubes. But there's a solution.
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How Dunkin' Perfectly Measures Cream And Sugar For Drinks
Dunkin' is used to coffee orders of all shapes and sizes and has a special way of ensuring customers get the right amount of cream and sugar with each order.
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Make Your Bourbon Taste Like Chocolate Chip Cookies With One Technique
Should you be looking for a sweeter option than duck fat or brown butter, we have another ingredient for you to try: cookies.
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The 20-Year History Of Presidential Coke Bottles
If you're wondering what a commemorative Coca-Cola bottle is, it's a lot like a regular bottle of Coke, but dressed to impress for the White House.
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Amarena Vs Maraschino Cherries: When To Use Each In Cocktails
Cherries have long been a key ingredient in many a cocktail. But when should you use amarena cherries, and when should you opt for maraschinos?
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The $2000 Bourbon Costco Shoppers Found For $260
It's amazing the deals that can be found when you scrounge through the Costco liquor department. This one will blow your socks off!
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