12 Tips You Need To Make Holiday-Ready Mulled Wine
This Christmas, make your friends and family the best mulled wine with these 12 curated tips we received from top experts in the field of wine and winemaking.
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The Science Behind How Nitro Beer Is Made
Nitro beer offers a completely different experience than standard beers. Here's the scientific reason why that is.
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Here's What Happens To Beer After Its Expiration Date
Depending on what kind of beer you have in your fridge, you might not even notice when it passes its expiration date. But some beers will undergo major changes.
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What Is Champagne Actually Made Of?
Though it may seem obvious what goes into a bottle of Champagne, you may be surprised at a few items hiding in the ingredient list.
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For More Flavorful Stews, There's One Type Of Ale You Should Pour In
Pour one out for the most flavorful pot in Stew-ville. Find out which malted brew works the best for livening up your next slow-cooked stew.
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What You Didn't Know About George Washington's Favorite Beer
Though he had a well-known love for Madeira wine, George Washington adored a particular type of beer for more casual drinking.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite Way To Drink Wine Involves A Faux Pas
Martha Stewart, the queen of good taste, has a rather unorthodox way that she likes to drink her glass of Chardonnay.
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How Lambic Beers Got Their Reputation For Being Super Sweet
Crack open a brew that's more than a bottle of raspberries. Here's how a beer that runs the gamut in flavors became known for its super sweet vibe.
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8 Beer Drinking Traditions From Around The World
Drinking beer together is a common form of connection for many people worldwide. Explore the traditions and customs of eight countries, from Germany to Peru.
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The Best Wines To Serve With Steak According To An Expert
Pairing wine with food is tricky business. If you're looking for pointers when selecting a bottle to serve with steak, consider these expert recommendations.
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How To Know If You Should Decant Your Bottle Of Wine
You ay have seen a wine decanter at a restaurant or in someone's home and wondered which wines warrant decanting. Here's how to tell whether you should decant.
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Some Of The Most Popular Beers In The US Are Made In A Different Country
Crack open a cold one and knock back the stats on America's favorite beer. Find out which imports had the hops to crush the competition and sweep the nation.
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How To Open A Bottle Of Champagne - You're Doing It Wrong All Wrong
Opening a bottle of bubbly is always cause for celebration, but doing it wrong can cause injuries or even damage to the drink. Here's how to do it right.
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What's The Best Beer To Pair With Chocolate Desserts?
Chocolate desserts are deliciously decadent whether as a snack or at the end of a meal, but you can elevate them with various beer pairings. Here's how.
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The Exact Temperature Texas Roadhouse Serves Its Draft Beer
Texas Roadhouse insists on serving up its beer at a very specific temperature. But what is this temperature and why do they choose to do this?
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How Many Glasses Of Wine Can You Get Out Of One Box?
Buying boxed wine is a great way to get more bang for your boozy buck. Here's how to determine the number of glasses you can expect to get out of one.
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The Beer Trend We Should've Ignored According To Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain was big fan of cold beer, and he wasn't picky. That's why it's not too surprising that he thought this beer trend was worth ignoring.
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The Only Type Of Wine You Should Reach For To Pair With Crème Brûlée
The right wine pairing can make all the difference in how we experience food. Here's the only type of wine you should reach for to pair with crème brûlée.
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The Beers With The Highest ABVs In The World Come With Warning Labels
Bottoms up on the world's booziest beer. Put your tolerance to the test with ABVs that blow the top off of your favorite so-called really strong ale.
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The Simple Way To Discover Great New Beers When Traveling
For beer lovers, a fun part of traveling is discovering great new local beer options. Here's a simple way to sample lots of craft brews without over-imbibing.
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The Correct Way To Swirl Wine Before Tasting
Don't let wine techniques stress you out -- a simple swirl is easy to master with a bit of practice, and it's going to make your tasting experience richer.
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How To Make Sangria - You're Doing It All Wrong
Craving a crisp glass of sangria? Avoid these common mistakes to make your most flavorful batch yet. Craft bartender Kamaron Lockwood has all the tips you need.
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14 Stout Beers That Will Get You In The Holiday Spirit
When it comes to stout beers, there is a wide array to choose from, but you can count on holiday specialties to hit breweries every year, too.
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What Makes English-Style Old Ale Unique?
English-style old ales are beers that have a rich, unique taste compared to classic brews like lagers and pilsners, but what makes them so different?
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How To Make Mead From Honey
Making mead is a surprisingly simple process, as far as making alcohol goes. If a homemade honey drink sounds up your alley, maybe you should give it a try!
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There's An Ale Made From The Yeast Of Roald Dahl's Chair. No, Seriously
The late British author famous for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" inspired the unusual invention of a smoky wheat beer aptly named after "The Twits."
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What Was Viking Beer Like (And Does It Still Exist Today)?
What did Viking-era beer taste like and how was it made? Was it similar to modern-day beer? And most importantly, is it still around and available to try?
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