How To Correct The Flavor On Your Next Batch Of Home Brewed Beer
If you've just entered the realm of homebrewing, it can be hard to get the flavors just right. Luckily, an expert can help right your wrongs.
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The History Of Draft Beer Goes Back Further Than You Think
While beer has been around for thousands of years, draft beer has only been imbibed upon for a couple of centuries. Here is the history of draft beer.
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Wait, Does Beer Have Caffeine? The Answer Depends
Wondering whether or not your beer is caffeine-free? While most beers may not contain caffeine, the answer can vary based on the kind of beer you opt for.
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7 Best Beers For Battering Fish And Chips And 3 To Avoid
Many aren't picky about what type of beer to pour into the batter for fish and chips. But from an expert standpoint, a problematic brew can sink your dish.
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Does Wine Really Need To Be Aged?
We all love the idea of a fantastic vintage that's uncorked at the perfect moment, but does all wine really taste better with age? Not necessarily.
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How Nonalcoholic Beer Is Brewed
Curious about how non-alcoholic beer is made? Learn the two main methods breweries use to remove or reduce alcohol while keeping the flavor intact.
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The Best Wine Fridges On The Market, According To Reviews
Becoming less of a boxed wine drinker and more of a connoisseur? Consider some of the best wine fridges for storing and aging your bottles.
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Meet Jurassic Saison: The Beer That Took 45 Million Years To Make
You can, for a limited time, enjoy a delicious beer made from a Jurassic fossil that's 45 million years in the making, courtesy of Fossil Fuels Brewing Company.
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The Best Wine To Pair With Steak Tartare
Matching wine with steak tartare? Surprisingly, raw beef has a different flavor from cooked beef, so wines that complement cooked steak aren't the best choice.
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Why You Shouldn't Use Cooking Wine And Just Opt For The Real Deal
We often opt for the finest ingredients to enhance the dishes we cook. So when a recipe calls for wine, why should your standards be any different?
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The Costco In California That Sells The Rarest Wines
If you love rare and expensive wines, look no further than this Costco location. Although the price tag can get expensive, Costco has a fine wine selection.
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Think Twice Before Tossing Skunked Beer. You Can Still Use It
When bottled beer is exposed to light for too long, certain acids break down and leave an odor, creating skunked beer. Luckily, it has a few handy uses.
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Does Drinking German Beer Actually Cause Fewer Hangovers?
Rumors abound that Germany's Reinheitsgebot, or beer purity laws, mean that German beers don't cause hangovers, but is there any truth to the theory?
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Turn Your Beer Into A Ginger Ale Shandy For A Refreshing Twist
Level up both your plain beer and your classic shandy recipe by making an aromatic ginger ale shandy. It's a perfect, simple, and refreshing sipper.
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What It Means If Your Beer Is 'Lightstruck'
"Lightstruck" beer has a more common name you've probably heard. Find out exactly what it means and the science behind this phenomenon.
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Canned Beer Gets Way Bigger Than Just A Tallboy. What Are The Largest Sizes?
You may have noticed that beer cans seem to be getting bigger, especially at breweries. So how big can they get and what are they called?
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11 Unique Beers From Around The World To Add To Your Bucket List
With such a wide variety of beers to choose from, we tapped two experts for some recommendations for their favorite brews from around the globe.
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The Only Grape Varieties You Can Use To Make Tokaji Wine
It takes six very special types of grapes to produce the sweet notes of Hungary's signature Tokaji wine, a delicacy often served with desserts.
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How Much Sugar Is In A Single Glass Of Red Wine?
Fruity alcoholic drinks are a common culprit for those watching their sugar intake. But is red wine different from other fruit-forward libations?
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How The Tradition Of Drinking Beer Out Of A Boot Started
The challenge of drinking beer out of a huge glass boot is often associated with Oktoberfest in Germany, but the tradition started long before that.
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Is Dealcoholized Wine Completely Alcohol-Free?
The growing market for alcohol-free versions of alcoholic drinks has brought new terms, including "dealcoholized." But is dealcoholized wine alcohol-free?
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Cooking Wine
Often viewed as a convenient product for the pantry, cooking wine has some sharp drawbacks the home cook should know about.
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Can You Use A SodaStream To Make Sparkling Wine?
If you want sparkling wine but only have still wine and a SodaStream on hand, you might wonder if you can use that SodaStream to make some sparkling wine.
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Beer Koozies Are More Than Just A Gimmicky Accessory
You've probably slapped a beer koozie on your cold brew at some point, but even though they do look nice, they're more than just a gimmicky accessory.
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The Origins Of The Iconic Beer Stein
Often seen as a cute, kitschy piece of German barware, the beer stein's signature look once served a very practical purpose.
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Yuengling Beer Is Now Available In Chicago After An Almost 200-Year Wait
Yuengling beer is advertised as the oldest beer in America, but it's had limited availability, Now, it's available in Chicago after an almost 200-year wait.
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Domino's And Yellow Tail Come Together For An Unexpected Collaboration
Two global powerhouses in pizza and wine have announced a delicious collaboration that brings the food and drink together. Here's what to know.
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