The Worst Margarita At Texas Roadhouse Is A Sugary Disappointment
If you're visiting Texas Roadhouse, you might be tempted to try one of the chain's margaritas, but just make sure to stay away from this one.
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The Subtle Difference Between A Paper Plane Drink And A Broken Plane Drink
Paper planes (not the ones you throw) and broken planes (none of those either) share more similarities than just names, but the differences can be subtle.
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Fat-Washed Bourbon Is Your Ticket To Peanut Butter Flavor In Your Favorite Whiskey Cocktails
Whiskey cocktails are an impressively varied bunch, but some of the best involve a little peanut butter flavor. To achieve that, try fat-washing your bourbon.
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This 4-Ingredient Ginger Ale Cocktail Will Be The Star Of The Summer
If you're looking for a sweet new summer drink, you'll love this recipe for the warmer weather. Here's how to make this refreshing ginger ale-based cocktail.
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Add This Surprising Ingredient To Your Next Cocktail For A Unique Twist
Next time you want a cocktail, look to this surprising ingredient that will add fresh, forest-floor notes to your old-fashioned, Sazerac, or martini.
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This 17th-Century Rum Drink Only Uses 3 Ingredients, And You Can Still Order It Today
Many cocktails have fascinating histories, but there are few that date back to the 17th century. This historic rum drink can still easily be ordered today.
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5 Ways To Use Up Cheap Bourbon
Don't throw away a cheap bourbon you don't like. Instead, add it to your favorite recipes, from barbecue sauces, baked goods, and even homemade liqueurs.
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Booze Up Your Brunch With A Splash Of This Sweet, Bourbon-Based Cream Liqueur
Bourbon and whiskey cream are two very different alcohols. Here's how to booze up your brunch with a splash of sweet bourbon-based cream liqueur, in particular.
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Why Does Publix Have A Separate Liquor Store?
As a loyal Publix shopper, you may have noticed that many of the chain's locations have standalone liquor stores. But have you ever asked yourself why?
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12 Easy Tips To Upgrade The Taste Of Cheap Bourbon
We asked expert Chris Walster of The Cask Connoisseur to share some of his best tips for making a bottle of cheap bourbon more drinkable.
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The Easy Tip To Keep Frozen Cocktails Colder Longer
If you enjoy sipping a frozen cocktail on a hot summer day, this handy tip will help you keep your drink from melting before you can imbibe.
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Old-Fashioned Cocktail Twist: Swap Whiskey For Tequila Or Mezcal
A classic old-fashioned is sweet, bitter, and spicy, but you can give it a different tone altogether by swapping the base spirit -- bourbon -- with another.
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If Martinis Are Your Drink Of Choice You Need To Be Making Them The Dukes Way
Fond of a dry martini? Give this revered London bar's decades-old mixology technique a try for an elevated spin on the classic cocktail.
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The Absolute Best Way To Store And Serve Grappa
An Italian spirit not dissimilar to brandy, grappa is a popular digestif. To enjoy the liquor at its best, we asked an expert how to store and serve it.
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What Was In Texas Roadhouse's Kenny Chesney-Inspired Tropical Cooler Cocktail?
Do you remember the bright, delightfully fun-looking Kenny Chesney-inspired cocktail at Texas Roadhouse? Here's what was inside the blue-hued delicious drink.
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Every Margarita On Chili's Menu, Ranked
Chili's is definitely the place to get a tasty margarita deal. But with so many options on the menu, we tried every margarita from Chili's to find the best.
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What It Means If You Order A 'Bourbon And Branch' At The Bar
Many great bourbon cocktails have been made throughout history, but few have the bonafides of a bourbon and branch. Here's what the drink actually is.
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The Versatile Appetizer That Pairs Effortlessly With Whiskey
Whiskey is a broad category of spirit with many flavors to experience. To help you squeeze every drop from your whiskey, pair it with this versatile appetizer.
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How Gimlet Drinks Should Be Served Every Single Time
Made with gin, lime juice, and simple syrup, the gimlet is a classic cocktail. For tradition's sake, we asked an expert how it should always be served.
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This Is The Type Of Alcohol Used In Mike's Hard Lemonade
Want to know what type of alcohol makes your bottle of Mike's Lemonade "Hard"? Well, the answer may depend on where you purchase this popular beverage.
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Forget What You've Seen In The Movies. You Should Never Gulp Down A Glass Of Bourbon
If you're downing your bourbon all in one big gulp, you're not drinking it the right way. This is why you need to sip bourbon slowly every time.
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The 11 Hands Down Ways To Use Chocolate Bitters In Cocktails
Classic cocktails are great fun to recreate, but adding unique ingredients can elevate the flavors. We got some expert advice on how to use chocolate bitters.
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Tequila Isn't Working Alone In The 4-Ingredient Lone Ranger Cocktail
The Lone Ranger cocktail is a refreshing, (sometimes) pink-hued sling that stars tequila. One other alcoholic component helps out in this four-ingredient drink.
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The Only Type Of Lemonade To Mix With Bourbon For The Best Taste Possible
Bourbon lemonade is a fairly minimalist mixed drink. So, for the best tasting bourbon lemonade possible, this is the only type of lemonade that will do.
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The Big Mistake That Will Ruin A Bourbon-Tasting Event For You
Heading to a bourbon-tasting event? You want to show up fully prepared, so avoid making this huge mistake that will ruin the spirited occasion.
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Stanley Tucci Opts For This Brand Of Tequila When Making His 3-Ingredient Tequila-Tini Cocktail
Actor Stanley Tucci moonlights as an amateur bartender on his social media, and he revealed his favorite tequila for his tequila-tini recipe.
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The Bitter Truth About Tonic Water's Medicinal Beginnings
Tonic water has a bitter ingredient that has been used to treat illnesses for centuries. Take a look at the medicinal history of quinine and tonic water.
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