What Is The Average Shelf Life Of Prosecco?
How long your Prosecco will last depends on whether or not that bottle has been opened. Read all about its shelf life, plus how to best store it.
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The Best-Selling Beer In The US Is A Classic Brew You Probably Know
The nation's longtime best-selling beer was recently dethroned by a new winner. It's a brew you probably know well, and it's popular for good reason.
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What To Look For To Buy The Freshest Bottled Beer Every Time
To ensure you're getting the freshest bottled beer every time and not a brew that's past its prime, look for these signs. Hint: They're on or in the bottle.
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12 Best Rosé Wine Bottles On The Shelves
As spring comes to an end and the days get longer and warmer, it's helpful to know which bottles of rosé are worth serving alongside your summer activities.
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Pinot Noir Vs Merlot: What's The Actual Difference?
If your eyes have ever glazed over trying to decide between pinot noir and merlot on the wine menu, you're not alone. Here's the difference.
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9 Facts About Budweiser Every Beer Lover Should Know
Most of us know Budweiser as the beer of choice for game days and BBQs, but this brand also has a fascinating history that might intrigue fans.
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Make This Bud Light Beer The Star Of Your Next Margarita
This Bud Light beer will give your margarita a crisp, citrus note, making it all the more refreshing. It can easily be incorporated into your usual recipe.
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My Favorite Atlanta Craft Brewery For Out-Of-The-Box Beers
Atlanta has more than enough bars, but few sling interesting, experimental beers to tickle your fancy. Here are the best craft breweries for that.
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What Alcohol Should Be Refrigerated After Opening? Here's The Rule
Many alcohols don't need to be refrigerated, but some do, and it can be difficult to tell the difference between the two. Here's what you should know.
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Ask This One Question At A Restaurant To Get Better Wine
Getting good wine at restaurants can seem fraught, but there's actually one simple question you can ask to help get yourself a better one.
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11 Mexican Wines That Should Be On Your Radar
Mexico may be known for tequila and mezcal, but it is the oldest wine-making region on the continent, and we selected a list of Mexican wines you need to try.
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The European Light Beer We Ranked Dead Last In Our Taste Test
Light beers are great when you don't feel like having a heavy drink, but they're not all worth the sip. Stay away from this beer we ranked dead last.
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What A 6-Pack Of Beer Cost In 1970 Versus Today
Here, we explore the price of a six pack of beer in 1970 versus today, adjusting the price for inflation to find out which era’s booze prices were cheaper.
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Why Alto Piemonte Should Be Your Next Wine Region Trip According To A Sommelier And A Chef
Thinking about planning a trip to a wine region? We spoke with a chef and a sommelier, who both recommend visiting Alto Piemonte. Here's why.
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This State's Beers Have Been Crowned As Some Of The Best In The World
If you love craft beer, you definitely don't want to overlook this mountain state. Its beers regularly win all kinds of major awards each year.
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Is It A Brewery Or A Brewpub? Here's The Difference
Breweries and brewpubs might seem the same, but there is one key difference that can make your visit feel very different depending on where you go.
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Why You Don't Really See This Old-School Beer Brand On Shelves Anymore
This classic lager from Milwaukee used to be one of the best-selling beers in the country, but it dramatically fell out of popularity due to a recipe change.
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Some Costco Shoppers Buy Several Of These Wine Storage Racks, And It Makes Sense Why
This compact, affordable wine storage rack from Costco is well-designed and makes it easy to transform a cluttered space into a DIY wine cellar.
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8 Best Drinks To Pair With Ribeye Steak
Ribeye steak is hearty, rich, and full of deep beefy flavor. What you drink with it can make a subtle enough difference to complement your food.
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Baseball Fans Complain That These 5 MLB Stadiums Have Some Of The Most Expensive Beer
For beer-drinking baseball fans, going to a game is an increasingly expensive proposition, especially if you're headed to one of these five stadiums.
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Corona And Tequila Are The Stars Of This Refreshing 4-Ingredient Cocktail
No need to break out the shaker or bar spoon. This tequila cocktail can be made anywhere, and it'll pack a citrusy punch to your bottle of Corona.
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What Happens If You Put A Bottle Of Wine In The Freezer?
While it is possible to freeze wine for slushies and other treats, there are a few things you should know first. We break down the science.
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The US State That Serves The Cheapest Pint Of Guinness
Guinness has gotten more expensive, but if you're looking to get the most bang for your buck on a pint of the stuff, here's the state you'll need to go to.
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The Beer Brand That Released A Brew So Strong, It's Banned In Some States
This beer is so strong that its alcohol content rivals many spirits. Discover the brand behind the barrel-aged brew that reaches 30% ABV.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Red Wine To Use For Pot Roast
Not all red wines work equally well in pot roast. Here's what two culinary experts say you should be reaching for in the kitchen.
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Costco Is Selling A Williams Sonoma Wine Decanter Copycat For A Great Deal
Decanters can change your wine drinking experience for the better, and Costco offers a stylish option that's over $20 cheaper than competing decanters.
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6 Iconic California Wines You Need To Try At Least Once
If you want to change your opinion on new world vinos or hunting for your next favorite bottle, these iconic California wines are a perfect place to start.
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