Turn A Can Of Dr Pepper Into A Simple But Warming Cocktail With Just 2 Ingredients
As the seasons change, warming cocktails are becoming popular again, and if you're looking to add Dr Pepper into the mix, mix it with these two ingredients.
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8 Frequent Complaints About American Beer
From questionable ingredients to the true reason behind the promotion of drinking it ice cold, American beer has received a whole host of common complaints.
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Keurig Coffee Tasting Weak? Your Pods Might Be To Blame
That underwhelming cup from your single-serve coffee maker might not be a brewing problem at all — the real culprit could be inside the pod.
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7 Starbucks Protein Drinks, Ranked Worst To Best
Like many other chains, Starbucks is following the trend with its line of protein beverages. Here's our ranking of seven of these high-protein drinks.
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10 Of The Best New Fast Food Items Of September 2026
September is a time of renewal, and fast food restaurants are fully on board with a whole range of tasty new menu items to herald the new season.
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Review: Jose Cuervo's Mole Cask Tequila Makes For A Unique, Satisfying Spirit
We tried the new Jose Cuervo release that partners tequila with the famed Mexican mole sauce. These are our thoughts on this creative pairing and its result.
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If Your Whisky Tastes Like Mango, There's A Science-Backed Explanation
The diverse flavor profiles are what makes whisky so interesting. A study looks into where the tropical fruit flavor in some whiskies comes from.
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Starbucks And Dunkin' Come Nowhere Near Consumer Reports' Highest-Rated Coffee
Consumer Reports ranked the best coffee blends you can buy, and the top spot doesn't belong to Starbucks, Dunkin', or any big chain you'd expect.
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12 Small-Batch Bourbons Every Whiskey Lover Should Try
Not all small-batch bourbons are worth buying. Here are the best-value options that every whiskey lover should add to their collection.
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7 German Beer Garden Rules American Tourists Always Break Within Minutes
Ron Smith, Beer MBA Program founder, shares expert advice on what mistakes Americans should avoid making during a traditional German beer garden experience.
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The Best Wine Choice For A Classic Beef Bourguignon Dish
At a loss over which wine to use in beef bourguignon? To ensure your recipe is flawless, one red reigns supreme, according to an expert.
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Dolly Parton's '9 To 5'-Inspired Coffee Is Finally Here, 40 Years In The Making
The late Dolly Parton worked 40 years to bring a "9 to 5" inspired coffee line to the masses — and she partnered with a Louisiana brand to do it.
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3 Easy Ways Beginners Can Identify Quality Gin
Gin is one of the most flavorful and unique spirits on the market, and if you want to pick a good one but don't know where to start, here are some tips.
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Canada Vs The United States: Who Drinks The Most Beer
While Canada and the U.S. both have their fair share of beloved brews, according to a global report, this country imbibes the most.
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These 8 Beers Defined The '80s
The most popular beers during the 1980s may remain familiar to the modern drinker, but they also present insight into a world before the craft brewing boom.
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One Of Costco's Best Liquors Under $20 Is A Surprisingly Affordable 12-Year-Old Scotch
Costco has some great deals on high-quality liquors, and if you're lucky, you can snag one of the big-box store's best Scotch whiskys for under $20.
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5 Disadvantages Of Owning A Nespresso Machine
Nespresso machines can be a godsend for anyone looking to take the stress out of making their own coffee, but there are a few downsides to be aware of.
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Should You Use Beer To Fertilize Your Garden?
Beer is often used as a fertilizer due to its yeast and mineral content. But is that a good idea? Here's the lowdown on beer's viability as a fertilizer.
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Consumer Reports' Highest-Rated Coffee Grinder Works For Any Brewing Style
Coffee grinders can be inconsistent with quality, but Consumer Reports noted a fantastic all-rounder that stands above all other grinders.
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5 Customer Tricks For Using Third-Party Pods In Your Keurig 2.0
Looking to use third-party pods in your Keurig 2.0 but aren't sure where to start? Here are five ways that have been proven to work by customers.
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The $30 Drip Coffee Maker Consumer Reports Recommends Is From An Exceptionally Reliable Brand
There are many drip coffee makers out there on the market -- but if you're looking for an affordable choice, check out this Consumer Reports-approved choice.
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Canadian Whisky Vs American Whiskey: What's The Difference?
From ingredients and distillation to aging, flavor, and production rules, here's how Canadian whisky and American whiskey compare.
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8 Forgotten Coffee Brands Of The '70s
A great cup of coffee will never go out of style, but like many things from the '70s, these once-popular coffee brands are now footnotes in history.
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The Pantry Staple That Makes Cheap Beer Taste 10X Better
Even cheap beer can taste great. To amp up the flavor of your weak brews, head to the kitchen and add some classic seasoning that enhances taste.
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One Of The Best Pink Gins Under $30 Comes From A Classic London Gin Brand
Our reviewer loved how this award-winning, affordable pink gin didn't come off as syrupy, and its fans enjoy drinking it on its own or in various cocktails.
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Say Goodbye To Pappy Van Winkle: This Single-Barrel Alternative Delivers Flavor While Sparing Your Wallet
Pappy Van Winkle is one of the most sought-after bourbons in the world, and it often comes with a price tag that proves it. Luckily, there are other options.
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Not Starbucks, Not Peet's: This Chain Makes The Best Banana-Flavored Coffee
Our taste tester tried and ranked 12 banana-flavored coffee chain drinks and found the best beverage came from this southwest chain.
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