The Ideal Temperature To Drink Guinness At (And Why It Takes 24 Hours)
Pouring a Guinness correctly can be an immensely satisfying change. We spoke with Guinness Brand Ambassador Zack Berger to find out the best temperature.
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Why You Should Add A Few Sprinkles Of Salt To Bitter Beers
While some love the bitter taste of certain beers, it isn’t for everybody. Luckily there is a really quick and easy fix to help save your drink.
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What Kind Of Beer Is Corona?
Corona is ubiquitous when it comes to beers, but you may not know what kind of beer it is. We take a look at what's behind this delicious beer.
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Mead Vs Wine: Are They The Same Thing?
People have made mead and wine for thousands of years. But besides having similar origins, these fermented drinks actually have many differences.
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What Is XXXX Beer? Australia's Pride And Joy Explained
If you've never been to Australia, you've probably never tried the country's iconic XXXX beer, but it's an absolute Oz classic. Here's how it came to be.
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The Pasta And Wine That Pair Perfectly With Bolognese Sauce
Bolognese sauce is a classic, hearty pasta sauce, but what type of pasta works best with the sauce, and what type of wine should you pair with the dish?
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Yes, There Is A Proper Way To Store Canned Beer
Whether you're buying a four-pack of tall boys from a craft brewery or a case of your favorite budget brew, you'll want to store your canned beer the right way.
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It Couldn't Be Easier To Pair Pasta And Wine With Pomodoro Sauce
Finding the right wine to pair with a pasta pomodoro couldn't be easier. It's versatility lends itself to a wide variety of popular wines.
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How Many Beers Are Typically In A Pitcher?
When you're ordering a pitcher for the table at the bar, you'll need to be able to guess how many people it can serve. Here's how the numbers stack up.
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The Discontinued Beer You Forgot Budweiser Once Made
Bud Dry was introduced in the late 1980s and lasted for two decades. Here's what you need to know about this long-forgotten domestic beer from Anheuser-Busch.
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What Makes Spumante Wine Different From Champagne?
Prepared differently than Champagne, but light, sweet, and easily accessible, spumante is an excellent, affordable alternative wine. Here's how to serve it.
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Wait, Not All Wine Is Vegan?
The winemaking process is complicated and multi-leveled. One step renders many wines unfriendly to vegans, and we discuss how that happens.
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What Type Of Brew Is An Oktoberfest Beer?
If you celebrate Oktoberfest in America, chances are you're not drinking authentic Oktoberfestbiers. There are two types of beer historically served in Munich.
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How Many Beers Are In A Standard Keg?
If you're throwing a big party, you might be better off getting a keg instead of individual beers. But you'll need to know how many kegs to get for your guests.
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What Is Stout Beer And How Should You Drink It?
Stouts might seem like an acquired taste, but their creamy, smooth, bold flavor is worth a try. We've got all you need to know about this delectable dark beer.
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Yes, You Can Freeze Beer But Do It Correctly
From the fridge to the pantry, there's a time and place to store beer in just about any location. For example, have you ever thought about freezing beer?
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Why Champagne Is Ruining Your Spritz (And What To Use Instead)
Sabato Sagaria, beverage director of Marc Forgione's Respect Hospitality Group, tells us what to use instead of Champagne for the best Aperol spritz.
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What's The Difference Between Riesling And Gewürztraminer?
The world of wine is vast, so breaking down the differences and similarities between two grapes can help. Here's how Riesling and Gewürztraminer compare.
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German Vs American Beer: What Makes Them Different?
German and American beers are like cousins, with a shared history. Like with wines, the differences come from the ingredients and where they're grown.
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What German Beers Are Typically Served At Oktoberfest?
Crafting beer for Oktoberfest is a detailed process. Let's take a closer look at the rules, traditions, and customs associated with Oktoberfest brews.
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For Red Wine Stains, Club Soda Is Your Friend
A wayward glass of red wine can leave a nasty stain on your carpet, tablecloth, or new sweater. To bust that stain, reach for another popular beverage.
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What Wine Should You Use When Making Sangria?
Every sangria recipe relies on wine, so what bottle is best for this refreshing summer spritzer? Try a budget blend or traditional Spanish vino.
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Isn't Blush Wine Just Rosé?
You may have seen both rosé and blush wines for sale at your local liquor store or on a restaurant menu and figured they were the same. Here's what to know.
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Beer Should Be A Main Ingredient When Making Corned Beef
The rich, malty notes of beer enhance the savory depth of the spices typically used in corned beef seasoning, while the acids and tannins tenderize the meat.
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The Beer Tradition That Always Signals The Start Of Oktoberfest
At Oktoberfest, often regarded as the biggest beer festival in the world, the beer starts flowing at noon, when Munich's mayor taps the first keg.
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The Best Wine To Pair With Your Thanksgiving Ham
Pairing your Thanksgiving ham with the right wine is an arduous, anxiety-inducing task. To relieve the stress, we spoke to an expert who gave us the low-down.
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The Perfect Dishes To Pair With Moscato According To An Expert
When you want to make the most of your Moscato, don't leave it up to chance. Instead, sip the breezy Italian wine with these expertly chosen dishes.
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