Give Citrus Cocktails A More Complex Flavor With A Popular Ale
Craving a citrus cocktail? Before you get your ingredients, grab this popular ale and toss it in for a more complex flavor. Can you guess that it is?
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The State That Drinks The Most Beer Isn't California Or Texas
You might think that the people where you live drink a lot of beer, but they probably don't even come close to the most suds-submerged state in America.
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How To Open Sparkling Wine Like A Sommelier
Opening a bottle of sparkling wine can be tricky, but there are a few tips that can have you opening one like a sommelier in no time. Here's what to do.
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Sour Vs Gose Beer: What's The Difference?
You might have heard the terms "sour" and "gose" to describe beer, but what's the difference? Here's everything you need to know about the two.
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What Exactly Makes A Beer A Tripel?
Sometimes referred to as a strong pale ale, a tripel is a style of Belgian beer. Here's what to know about its specific features, and how best to drink it.
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What Is The Flavor Difference Between An Ale And A Lager?
Most beers are either an ale or a lager. Many beers fall under these two categories, but ales and lagers each have a distinct flavor and fermenting process.
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Use That Glass Of Leftover Wine To Make An Elevated Jam
If you have a little extra wine leftover, don't just toss it. Here's how you can use that leftover vino for homemade jam.
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How To Tell If Your Beer Has Gone Bad
If you thought that beer stayed fresh forever, you might be surprised to learn that its quality diminishes over time. Here are signs that your beer's gone bad.
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Why Scuppernong Wine Is A North Carolina Favorite
If you've been to a North Carolina winery, you know the importance of scuppernongs. Here's why this local grape is such a treasure when it comes to wine.
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What Makes Muscadine Wine Different From Moscato?
Muscadine and moscato wines might share similar-sounding names, but the two differ in terms of their origins, grape species, and popularity.
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15 Breweries Beer Lovers Need To Tour Around The US
Beer lovers have their fair share of breweries to tour in the U.S., but which ones are must-visit locations? Here are 15 of the best you can check out.
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Why You Should Avoid Ordering Wine By The Color
Ordering wine can feel like a tricky prospect, but you'll have an easier time if you consider the tasting profiles you enjoy, rather than the wine color.
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The Science Behind Why Beef And Red Wine Are A Perfect Pairing
If you enjoy eating steak then you're probably aware that red wine is a go-to pairing for beef. To find out exactly why that is, we asked an expert.
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The State That Drinks The Most Alcohol Is Also One Of The Smallest
While California drinks the most alcohol by volume in the country, this small state in New England leads the nation in consumption per capita.
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How To Pour A Beer - You're Doing It Wrong All Wrong
When you pour your beer like a pro, you'll get just the right amount of foam and flavor in your next pint. Here's how to set up a perfect sip.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Use For A Flavorful Beef Bourguignon
Beef bourguignon is a traditional French recipe with deep, rich flavors, but the wine you use is critical to getting the perfect balance of flavors.
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The Best Wine To Use When Making Mulled Wine
Served warm and with lots of spices, mulled wine is a tradition for many. One of the main ingredients is red wine, but which red wine is best to use?
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Lager Vs Pilsner Beers: What's The Difference?
For beer newbies, all lingo can be quite confusing. Fortunately, learning the difference between a lager and pilsner is one of the easy ones.
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How Many Bottles Of Wine Do You Need To Buy For A Dinner Party?
Figuring out how many bottles of wine you need for a dinner party might seem daunting, but with some simple calculations, it's actually a breeze.
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What's That Little Ball Rattling Around Inside Guinness Cans?
You've probably noticed that little ball making a racket inside your can of Guinness. As it turns out, it's part of the fascinating science of canned beer.
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Give Palomas A Twist With The Help Of Beer
If you love refreshing a shandy, then you can upgrade a paloma cocktail by adding some beer. Get creative by mixing different fruity palomas with citrus beers.
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How To Make A Refreshing Watermelon Shandy With Just 3 Ingredients
While a traditional shandy calls for lemonade, shandies today feature any fruit juice with beer. See our easy steps to make your own watermelon shandy.
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What Does It Mean When A Wine Is Corked?
Corked wine may not be what you think it is -- or what you're looking for in a nice bottle of red. Discover its true meaning and how to identify it.
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The Reason Beer Often Comes In Aluminum Cans
Aluminum cans are more convenient than glass beer bottles, but that's not the only reason so many brewers made the switch. Here's how cans benefit your beer.
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How Long Does White Wine Last In The Fridge Once Opened?
Don't let your leftover white wine go to waste. Find out how long it will stay fresh in your fridge and what you can do to prolong its shelf life.
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13 Pumpkin Beers You Should Be Sipping On This Fall
If you're looking for a seasonal alternative to pumpkin spice lattes, check out these pumpkin beers. Brewed with puree, spices, and more, they're delicious.
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How To Store Wine - You're Doing It Wrong All Wrong
Whether you drink red, white, or sparkling, craft bartender Kamaron Lockwood all the tips you need to keep each bottle fresh for your next sip.
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