What Exactly Is Amaro And How Do You Drink It?
Amaro is an Italian liqueur, but not just one type. It's actually an entire family of Italian liqueurs characterized by intense, bitter flavors.
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Boston Coolers Are The Ginger-Flavored Milkshake You Should Start Sipping
Not a milkshake, not quite an ice cream float, the Boston Cooler (a blend of ginger ale and vanilla ice cream) is a soda shop staple for Detroit locals.
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Bitters Can Make Or Break Your Homemade Cocktails
Bitters is an ingredient made of high-proof alcohol with strong and complicated flavors that can enhance and highlight cocktails when added in small amounts.
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How Non-Alcoholic Wine Is Actually Made
Non-alcoholic wine is fermented and made using the usual winemaking methods. Some are even aged like traditional wine. Then the alcohol is removed. Here's how.
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The Common Kitchen Appliance That Takes Cocktails To A Whole Other Level
Have you ever felt like you are in a bit of a rut when it comes to mixing up fun, spirited beverages? A common kitchen appliance can help.
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The Best Booze-Free Bars To Visit Around The US
Don't drink alcohol but still interested in going out for a good time? Check out our list of the best booze-free bars to visit around the U.S.
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When Life Gives You Leftover Wine, Freeze It
If you have leftover wine you don't want to throw away, one of the best things to do with it is to freeze it for later use in a variety of recipes.
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You Should Know The Difference Between Scotch And Bourbon
When deciding whether to order Scotch or bourbon whiskey, you may wonder what's the difference. Here are the nuances you should know.
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What The Back Of Your Tequila Bottle Can Tell You About Its Quality
With so many brands in a saturated market, it can be hard to tell if you're buying a quality tequila. Here's how the label on that bottle can inform you.
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You've Probably Been Opening Those Plastic 6-Pack Rings Wrong
Ever struggled to get a can or bottle out of a 6-pack held together with plastic rings? Now you don't have to, because here's the trick you've been missing.
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How To Level Up Your Next Hot Chocolate
As the weather gets colder we start thinking of warming comfort foods and drinks, and hot chocolate tops the list. Here's how to level up your next cup.
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The 2 Ingredient Trick To Upgrade Cheap Coffee
To change a bad cup of cheap coffee into a more enjoyable and smooth sipping experience, you can easily add these two ingredients to your brew.
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The Key To Drinking Coffee Like A Pro Is To Sip It Like Wine
Coffee isn't what it used to be, and with so many unique roasts and blends, it's time to start giving it the appreciation you give wine. Sip it like a pro.
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Use Leftover Champagne To Make The Fluffiest Pancakes
The trick to the fluffiest pancakes is actually in your liquor cabinet or chilling in your fridge. For impossibly light pancakes, grab some Champagne.
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The Water Hack That Chills Wine Faster Than You Can Drink It
If you think the best way to chill wine is in an ice bucket than you're wrong. In fact, this water hack can help you chill wine even faster.
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The Not-So-Obvious Mistake You've Been Making With Mojitos
Mojitos are classic cocktail that are pretty easy to pull off, but there's one mojito mistake that you don't even realize your making.
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For The Dirtiest Cocktails, Reach For Your Trusted Ice Cube Tray
People want their drinks served with an edge, and to get it, cocktail makers are looking to ice cubes to help them serve the dirtiest cocktails.
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Starry Soda And Sierra Mist Are Not The Same Thing
Pepsi recently replaced Sierra Mist with a new lemon-lime soda called Starry. The product's are similar but there's more than just a name change going on here.
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Why Some Mini Bottles Of Fireball Aren't Considered Real Whiskey
Have you been drinking Fireball Cinnamon rather than Fireball Cinnamon whisky? It's a small change in the name, but the product is very different.
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How Borgs Took Over The College Drinking Scene
Borgs (those personal gallon-sized jugs of diluted alcohol) first appeared on the college drinking scene in 2020. Soon after their popularity skyrocketed.
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How To Order Coffee In Europe Without Sounding Like A Tourist
When traveling abroad Americans are often surprised to find ordering coffee looks different than it does at home. In other countries, there are rules to follow.
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How Many Glasses Are Actually In Your Bottle Of Wine?
There's a good chance that what you think is a glass of wine doesn't actually count as one serving. So do you really know how many glasses are in a wine bottle?
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The Brewing Difference Between Ginger Ale And Ginger Beer
Besides the slight name variation, do you know what makes ginger beer and ginger ale different? It all comes down to how they are made.
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The Etiquette Rules You Should Follow When At A Winery
Too often, people avoid visiting wineries because they're nervous about committing a breach of etiquette. Don't worry; there's really just one rule to follow.
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How To Properly Open A Bottle Of Champagne Without Going To The ER
If you're hosting a party, the last thing you want to do is fumble with the Champagne bottle. Luckily, with the right technique, it's easy to pop open a bottle.
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You Should Be Infusing Your Cocktail's Simple Syrup More Often
Homemade infused simple syrup is an easy way to add a special touch to your drinks. Once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder why you don't do it more often.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Bringing Wine To A Dinner Party
One of our favorite things to share at dinner is a bottle of wine, but perhaps it's not actually the best choice to bring to the gathering.
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