What Does IBU Mean For Beer?
If you want to analyze the bitterness of your favorite beer, you need to familiarize yourself with the term IBU.
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Add Stout Beer To Your Chocolate Cakes For A Moist And Flavorful Bite
Make your next chocolate cake even more decadent by including a stout in your batter. Here's how to add the beer, and why it works so well with chocolate.
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What's The Best Beer For Steak And Ale Pies?
The flavor of your steak and ale pie will rely a lot on the kind of ale you choose, so make sure you know the best beer to buy before you start baking.
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What Does Extra Dry Champagne Actually Mean?
There are many different terms that can adorn your Champagne bottle, none of which are easy to understand. So, what exactly does the claim extra dry mean?
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Why Only Pairing Sake With Japanese Food Is A Big Mistake
Sake in the U.S. is served in Japanese restaurants but typically not in other places. We asked one expert how this fermented drink gets misunderstood.
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14 Lager Beer And Food Pairings That You Need To Try
A lager's versatility is what makes it such a great complement to so many dishes, from sushi and tacos to chocolate and Peking duck.
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The Right Way To Add Beer To Your Mac And Cheese
Whoever thought to add beer to mac and cheese deserves high praise. We tapped an expert to help explain the right way to prepare beer mac and cheese.
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How To Tell If A Beer Bar Is Worth Your Time
Here are the things you should look for in a beer bar, regardless whether you want to try a different place to drink, are new in town, or on vacation.
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What's That Stuff At The Bottom Of Your Beer Bottle And Is It Safe To Drink?
Feeling bottom-of-the-beer-bottle-curious about that hazy stuff? Here's exactly what it is, why it's there, and how you should feel about it from now on.
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Sometimes It's Actually Okay To Drink Beer On The Rocks
The idea of pouring a brewski over ice might disturb many beer drinkers, but there are a couple of situations in which drinking your beverage this way is cool.
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Champagne Vs Prosecco: What's The Difference?
Champagne and Prosecco are two sparkling wines that may seem similar at first, but happen to be quite different. Here's what sets them apart.
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The Unique History Of Bock Beer
Though a popular brand of bock beer can be found in Texas, the winding history of bock beer can be traced back to Germany.
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The Absolute Best Sour Beers For Cider Drinkers
If you're a cider lover, you might find that sour beers are a great drink of choice. These sours in particular have the same tart, fruity flavors as cider.
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The History Behind Why We Drink Green Beer On St. Patrick's Day
Though you may take your green beverage for granted on St. Patrick's Day, there's a specific reason American's drink green beer on the Irish holiday.
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The Rise, Fall, And Re-Emergence Of The Wine Cooler
Wine coolers are classic bottled cocktails made popular in the 1970s, but if you thought these fruity, sweet drinks were long gone, think again.
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What Is Beer Salt And How Do You Use It?
Have you ever considered seasoning your beer? Try adding a sprinkle of beer salt to your next pint! The flavorful seasoning can give your beer a whole new kick.
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Every Alcohol Option From Costco's Kirkland Signature
Costco offers so many deals on its Kirkland Signature products, including alcohol. Take a look at the vast selection of alcohol that Costco has to offer.
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Sangria Vs Mulled Wine: Is There A Difference?
Though sangria and mulled wine have some similarities, there are a few differences you need to know about before you try your hand at mixing either.
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Those Mix-A-Six Beer Packs Seem Great, But Think Again
Selecting beers for your own custom six-pack sounds like a fun way to sample different brews, but it might not be the best choice as far as freshness goes.
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What To Consider When Shopping For Sweet White Wine
Whether you're looking for dry and fruity, or actual cherry pie in a bottle, here's how to land a white wine that perfectly suits your sweet tooth.
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The 10 Best Hard Ciders For Every Palate
There are ciders for every palate, whether you like them sweet, hoppy, or dry. Here are the 10 you'll want to consider next time you're feeling apple-inspired.
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Why Sardinian Cannonau Is Nicknamed Longevity Wine
If you've ever had the luck of trying Sardinian Cannonau wine, you may have heard it called "Longevity Wine." Here's why it has this moniker.
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Coors Light Is Making A Major Change Immediately After The Super Bowl
Super Bowl season is upon us, and Coors Light is introducing new packaging in light of the big game. Here's what you need to know.
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What Makes A Crowler Different From A Growler When It Comes To Beer?
If you've ever wondered what set a beer growler from a crowler, we have the boozy answer to help set you straight.
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3 Ways To Use Flat Champagne
If the bubbly you bought for New Year's is still in your fridge, odds are it's probably flat by now. But don't fret. Here are three ways to use it up.
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What Is The Point Of Aerating Wine?
No one wants to pop a bottle and wait hours for it to breathe. But you can speed aeration along with a few good tools, and some solid gold reasons to do it.
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What It Means To Order A 'Stubby' Beer At The Bar
Can, bottle, draft ... stubby? Learn about this unique style of beer serving and how it found its place in American contemporary drinking culture.
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