The Simple Trick To Get A Broken Cork Out Of A Wine Bottle
A broken cork doesn't mean you have to give up the whole wine bottle or fish tiny pieces of cork out of your glass - this quick trick makes it easy to salvage.
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The Correct Way To Pour An Aperol Spritz For Better Sips
Many people consider the Aperol spritz to be one of the unofficial cocktails of summer, but the drink is all too easy to ruin if you don't pour it correctly.
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The Right Way To Drink Absinthe (And Why You Need A Slotted Spoon)
Live life like an artsy Parisian in the 19th-century Belle Epoque and drink your absinthe the right way by following these simple serving steps.
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5 Reasonable Ways To Open A Cork Without A Corkscrew
Being stuck with a bottle of wine you can't open is frustrating and embarrassing. So, we've created this list of five unconventional ways to open a bottle.
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How Freddie Mercury Took His Tea, Vodka And More
The late and legendary lead singer of Queen loved a good drink, no matter the time of day. Here are some of Freddie Mercury's all-time favorite beverage brands.
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What Is Kölsch Beer And How Is It Different From A Pilsner?
Kölsch and pilsner may look the same but there are major differences. From the fermenting process to their names, here's why you shouldn't confuse the two.
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Seltzer Vs Club Soda Vs Tonic Water: Which Is Best For Your Cocktail
If you thought that all fizzy water is the same, then think again. Seltzer, club soda, and tonic water are each ideal for different cocktails.
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Is Costco Champagne Real Champagne?
Fans of sparkling wine know that the term "Champagne" is not to be used lightly. Costco's Champagne is tasty and affordable, but is it too good to be true?
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The Longstanding Myth About Absinthe You Shouldn't Believe
Each emerald glass of absinthe comes with a sensational backstory, but there's one myth about the vintage drink that you can dismiss outright.
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The Tricks To Pick The Best Trader Joe's Wines According To Its Wine Experts
If you find yourself overwhelmed in the wine aisle, here are a few tips that Trader Joe's experts have shared to make your shopping trip as smooth as possible.
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Costco's High-End Wine Sets Are Shockingly Expensive
Members love Costco for its focus on affordability, but the bulk retailer sells a number of high-end wine sets that are exorbitantly priced,
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Why You Should Drink Gin And Tonic In A Balloon-Shaped Glass
With aromatic juniper and bubbly tonic a gin and tonic is the perfect summer drink. Here's why drinking it in a balloon-shaped glass elevates the experience.
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The Year-Round Guide To Drinking Around Epcot's World Showcase
Many adults love to drink around the world when they visit Epcot's World Showcase and there are delicious and thematic options at every pavilion, year-round!
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Why You Should Always Wet Your Coffee Filters
Pre-wetting your coffee filters can lead to a smoother, better-tasting cup of coffee -- and it can even help prevent some logistical hiccups.
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What It Means When A Bartender Pulls A 'Mr. Potato Head'
Whether you're out at a fancy cocktail bar or making a drink at home, it's important to know this fun term that helps you invent new cocktails.
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Starbucks Introduces A Twist On Boba For Summer 2024
Call all boba tea drinkers! You'll want to visit your nearest Starbucks this summer to get your hands on its newest and maybe wildest menu item yet.
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Canned Fruit Cocktail Ice Is The Secret To Preventing Watered Down Drinks
Don't want your cocktail to lose all its flavor as its ice cubes melt? Keep things sweet by adding frozen fruit cocktail to your glass. Here's how.
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12 Cocktail Ordering Mistakes That Are Confusing Your Bartender
Knowing how to order a drink is important. From dry martinis to complicated cocktails, we're here to get your ordering right and keep your bartender happy.
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To Muddle Or Not Muddle Your Mint: That Is The Mojito Question
It's not a mojito without a sprig of mint. While some mixologists swear by muddling the mint beforehand, others find it risky. So, which approach tastes better?
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Brew Your Next Coffee With Baking Soda And You'll Never Go Back
Upgrade your coffee -- and soothe sensitive stomachs -- with a quick pinch of baking soda in your coffee. It can help decrease the drink's acidity.
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Milk Washing: The 300-Year-Old Technique For Extra Frothy Cocktails
For a smooth finish on your favorite spirit, try this historic cocktail method. Did you know that one of the Founding Fathers preferred his brandy milk-washed?
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How Long You Can Safely Drink Kombucha After Opening
Due to its fermentation process, kombucha tends to last a bit longer than standard juices or teas. However, kombucha won't last forever. Here's when to toss it.
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The Misunderstood Difference Between Light And Dark Beer
With so many beer varieties available, choosing one can be overwhelming. Before deciding, you should know the misunderstood difference between light and dark.
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How Non-Members Can Buy Costco Alcohol (In 14 States)
Even if you're not a member of Costco, you might be able to buy alcohol at the store. In certain states, non-members are allowed to stock up on drinks.
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Salted Coffee: The Modern Vietnamese Cafe Trend With Fabled Origins
The salty bean-based drink has become increasingly popular at modern Vietnamese cafes, but the story of its creation is the stuff of legends.
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The Nespresso Hack You Need For Effortlessly Better Coffee
Sip better-tasting espresso every morning with this simple Nespresso hack. It will only take a few minutes -- and trust, it's totally worth it.
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The Special Oranges You Need For Copycat Costco Mimosas
You can upgrade your next at-home brunch with a DIY version of Costco's fan favorite bottled mimosa -- but first, you need to find the right oranges to use.
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