Don't Fall Into This Wine Tasting Trap Or You'll Miss Out On A World Of Delicious Wines
There are all kinds of things to remember when wine tasting, but according to an expert, this common mistake is actually remarkably simple to avoid.
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Ground Beef Tasting Bland? The Solution Is Hiding On Your Bar Cart
If you want to give your ground beef a serious boost, skip the pantry and head straight to wherever you store your booze. Here's what to know.
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Why We Always Avoid Buying Costco's Kirkland Brand Chardonnay
Chardonnays are often a go-to choice for white wine, with subtle sweet notes and rich buttery backdrops. But this bottle at Costco is one you may want to avoid.
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Visit The State With The Most Breweries In The Country. (Hint, It's Not Wisconsin)
Are you a beer lover? Plan a trip to this West Coast state with a rich brewing history and nearly 1,000 breweries to Wisconsin's couple hundred.
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The Hands-Down Best Way To Store Vermouth For Long Lasting Freshness
Vermouth is too often misunderstood, but to really enjoy it, you have to treat it right. Here's how to store this fortified wine the correct way.
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You've Been Tasting Wine Wrong If You're Ignoring This Major Environmental Detail
When you're tasting wine, the environment certainly matters. Here are some tips you should keep in mind to maximize your wine-tasting experience.
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The Biggest Mistake Most People Make When Wine Tasting
Wine tasting can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. Here's the mistake that you should avoid next time you're sampling wines with a sommelier.
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The 100-Year History Of Modelo: From Its Mexican Origins To Top 10 Favorite Beer In America
One of the top beer brands in America, Modelo is celebrating its 100-year anniversary in 2025. Here's a brief history of the popular Mexican lager brand.
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The Hands-Down Best Beer To Drink With Ribeye Steak
Whether you're searing up a juicy steak at home or eating one out at a restaurant, choosing the right beer pairing is key. Here's what an expert advises.
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10 Can't-Miss Spots For Happy Hour In Los Angeles
Los Angeles has plenty of happy hour spots for you to choose from, but these are the ones you can't miss. We've been to all of them and can confirm they're lit.
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Yes, The Beer Mile Race Is A Real (And Boozy) Sporting Challenge: Here's How It Works
If you like running and you like beer, the good news is that you don't have to separate the two. Just participate in a Beer Mile race. Here's how.
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One Of The Absolute Best Red Wines You Can Buy At Walmart According To Reviews
If you're looking for a crowd-pleasing red wine option with great flavors, check out your local Walmart. Here's the wine that's worth grabbing.
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Frozen Wine Slushies Are The Easy 3-Ingredient Night Cap You've Been Missing
Frozen drinks are an eternally popular choice at the bar, but you can enjoy them at home with this simple but super versatile wine slushie.
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Here's How Long It'll Take Your Beer To Go Flat In The Fridge
Once beer is open, it's in a race against the clock. Here's how long it will take to go flat in the fridge. Take note so you don't miss your chance to enjoy it.
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Peanut Butter Pumpkin Beer Floats Might Be Your New Seasonal Go-To Drink
With all the pumpkin beers in autumn, you'll want to take advantage of these limited-edition drinks by making a rich and delectable peanut butter cocktail.
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The Wine Etiquette Mistake You Need To Stop Making At Restaurants
When it comes to restaurant wine etiquette, you don't have to be perfect. But there's one wine etiquette mistake you should stop making today.
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Support Education With Each Sip By Purchasing These Student-Made American Wines
These university viticulture and enology programs offer student-made wines for sale, with profits going back to education. This model serves the future of wine.
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Why You Really Shouldn't Drink Alcohol During Extreme Heat
There's hardly anything better than cracking a cold one on a hot day, but under extreme heat it can actually be dangerous. Here's what you should know.
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The One Type Of Wine You'll Regret Pairing With Salty Food
Pairing wine with salty food can be tricky, but it's essential to avoid pairing this kind of wine with salty food, according to an expert.
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9 Best Beers To Enjoy During The Fall Months
Autumn is the season for crisp Oktoberfest bier, spiced pumpkin ale, and fresh hop brews. We've rounded up the best seasonal beers to sip during fall.
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Julia Child Liked To End Her Hamburger Dinners With A Fiery Dessert Pairing
When most people make hamburger dinners, they might their meals with a simple treat. Not Julia Child. Her post-beef dessert was decidedly fancier and flaming.
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The Aldi Winking Owl Wine You Should Avoid Buying
Aldi sells high quality wines for every budget. But some, like one particular bottle of Winking Owl, simply aren't worth the affordable price tag.
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Popular Oktoberfest 2025 Beers, Ranked Worst To Best
Move over pumpkin spice. We tasted as many Oktoberfest beers as we could get our hands on to find out which one is the best for celebrating the season.
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9 Grocery Store Chains With The Best Wine Sections, According To Customer Reviews
You no longer have to stop at a liquor store to grab a good quality wine. Take a look at grocery stores where you can discover your next favorite vino.
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What You Need To Know About Kroger's Beer And Wine On Tap
Some Kroger stores have beer and wine on tap to enjoy while you shop. Here's what to know about how to find them and what they might serve.
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Improve The Taste Of Cheap Beer With A Bar Staple You Already Have
Cheap beer is a cornerstone of life for many people, but cheap beer isn't always as enjoyable as it should be. Next brew, try improving it with this bar staple.
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Before You Cook With IPA Beer, Make Sure You Know This
Some say IPA is the worst beer to cook with due to its over-the-top hoppy notes. That's not true, though; just make sure you know this before you cook with it.
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