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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How To Transform Leftover Wine Into Red Wine Vinegar
If you've got leftover red wine and no clue what to do with it, hands-down the most interesting thing is to transform it into red wine vinegar.
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Women Once Totally Dominated The Beer And Brewery Industry
Beer may have pretty masculine connotations these days, but that wasn't always the case. Here's how women used to run the brewing industry.
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Beer Is The Secret For A More Flavorful Crab Boil
Certain types of beer pair wonderfully with seafood, so if you want to enhance your next crab boil, try incorporating some of this brew. Here's how to do it.
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One Of The Strongest Ales Around Is Sometimes Mistaken For Wine
One of the strongest ales in the world is sometimes mistaken for wine, and the reason isn't surprising. Here's what it is and how it came to be.
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Stout Vs Imperial Stout: What's The Difference Between These Beers?
Stouts and imperial stouts are two types of dark beers that boast strong flavors. Find out the differences between the two beers and the best way to drink them.
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Bobby Flay's Go-To Wine To Sip In The Cooler Months Is A Rich Red
If you're wondering what wine is worth drinking during the cozy seasons, consider buying a bottle of celebrity chef Bobby Flay's preferred Spanish red wine.
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Ale Vs Lager: What's The Difference?
While many might think color is what distinguishes between an ale and a lager, the differences between these two types of beer lie in their brewing processes.
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When Drinking Ale, The Glass You Use Matters
Not all types of beer should go in the same type of glass. Here's how the glass shape can impact the flavor and experience of drinking your favorite ale.
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Give Flat Sparkling Wine New Life By Turning It Into A Sweet Syrup
Sparkling wine is always a delightful way to celebrate, but what happens when the bubbles go down? We recommend turning your old bubbly into a sweet syrup.
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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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