These Are The Sweetest And Driest Red Wines You Can Drink
Among the many red wine options available, what are the most extreme-tasting bottles? The wine industry's residual sugar (RS) scale can clue you in.
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The Key Ingredient That Makes Beer Bitter
Beer is made of three key ingredients, and one of those ingredients is central to the delightfully bitter taste that many beer drinkers like to savor.
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The 18th Century Origin Of IPA Beer
Even if you're familiar with the light and bitter beer known as IPA, you might not be familiar with its history, which dates back to the 1700s.
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The Cardinal Mistake Of Cooking With Wine According To Alex Guarnaschelli
Chef and TV host Alex Guarnaschelli loves to cook with wine, but there are a few mistakes that you could be making. Here's the biggest one, and how to avoid it.
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An Expert's Guide To Pairing Food With Orange Wine
Orange wines are named for their color, not their taste. Their traits can vary a fair bit, so Chowhound asked an expert how to pair these drinks with food.
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The Myth About Restaurant Wine Markups You Should Un-Learn
Does ordering a fancy glass of wine at a restaurant feel like price gouging? An expert dispels the myth that its hefty price tag is due to simple greed.
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Costco Won't Sell You Alcohol In These 2 US States
Not everyone can buy quality bargain wines and Kirkland craft beer from Costco because restrictions on selling alcohol in grocery stores vary state by state.
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Our Experts Know Why It's So Hard To Pair Alcohol With Eggs
Pairing eggs with alcohol is no easy feat, but it's not impossible. We consulted four experts for some boozy brunch tips - here's what they had to say.
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Why Costco's Kirkland Brand Prosecco Is A Big Deal
Costco's Kirkland Signature brand offers many high-quality products at low prices, and its prosecco fits the bill as authentic Italian sparkling wine.
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13 Types Of Beer Glasses And When To Use Them
Our journey charting the history of beer glasses takes us on a trans-Atlantic voyage starting in England around 1920 and takes us to present day.
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5 Mixers You Need To Make Cheap Beer Taste Better
No matter what problem you're having with your cheap beer, there are ways you can make it taste better. Here are some essential mixers you should have on hand.
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The Beer Glass Test To Suss Out Restaurant Cleanliness
Did you know that aside from affecting your beer taste-wise, your beer glass can tell a story of how clean (or dirty) a particular restaurant's glassware is?
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9 Unique Winery Experiences In Napa And Sonoma Valley
Napa Valley and Sonoma Valley, home to some of the best wineries in the world, have no shortage of unique experiences. Here are some of the best ones to try.
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The Best Wines To Sip With Brunch According To The Pros
To find your perfect wine pairing for brunch, take a cue from these industry pros who know a thing or two about choosing the best beverage.
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When In Rome, Add A Pinch Of Salt To Elevate Your Glass Of Red Wine
If you've never added a pinch of salt to your glass of wine, maybe it's time you start doing so. But don't take our word for it - just ask Ancient Rome.
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The World's Most Haunted Wineries
If you enjoy a little haunted history while you imbibe, why not visit one of the world's most haunted wineries? You might just meet a spirit while you sip.
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How Trader Joe's Picks The Wine It Sells And How To Spot Its Best Bottles
When it comes to wine, Trader Joe's is different from other grocery stores. Most importantly, its employees have a say in what goes on shelves and in stacks.
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Why Sommeliers Use Candles To Test Wine
Ever wonder why sommeliers use candles? Well, it has to do with spotting something before it makes its way into your glass.
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The Difference Between A Vineyard And A Winery
A winery and a vineyard, while they both play a crucial part in getting you your favorite bottle of Merlot or Syrah, are not exactly the same thing.
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Want Better Champagne? Don't Store It In The Refrigerator
If you want a bottle of crisp, bubbly Champagne, keep it out of the fridge, and follow these tips instead.
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The Best White Wine Blends For Any Budget
While red wine blends are beloved by oenophiles, white wine blends deserve the love, too. These are some of the best white wine blends for any budget.
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The Best Kind Of Steak To Drink Beer With
Not all beers and steak are a match made in heaven. To create the perfect drink pairing, you'll need a few key details about the steak you're planning to eat.
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Natural Wine, Explained By A Sommelier
We asked a sommelier to explain what exactly is natural wine. You've probably heard of it, but we're taking a deeper dive to give you a heads up.
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The Best Red Wine Blends Under $30
Red blends are a dime a dozen, but we've selected some of the best on the market for your sipping pleasure - and to help you get the most bang for your buck.
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Use Sparkling Wine To Whip Up The Fluffiest Scrambled Eggs
Got a few swigs left in the bottle that you don't want to see go to waste? Try mixing them into your breakfast scramble to aerate the mixture and add texture.
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How Long Sake Will Still Taste Good After Opening
Want to keep your sake fresh for as long as possible? Here's how to maximize its shelf life -- and how long it will stay tasty even in the best conditions.
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Fishwife Debuts Tinned Fish And Beer Pairing With Keystone Light
A new collaboration between Fishwife and Keystone Light called the Smooth Snackle Pack brings together tinned fish and beer in a brightly-designed tackle box.
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