The Two Classic Cocktails That Were A Favorite Of JFK
Presidential tipples have long been a focus of public fascination. These two classic cocktails were White House favorites during JFK's presidency.
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How Hot Should Your Water Be For Tea? It Depends On The Type You're Making
Whether it's delicate green tea or robust black tea, get the perfect cup of tea by using the right water temperature when brewing. Boiling isn't always best.
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Why Aren't You Adding Hot Sauce To Your Bar Drinks?
Spice up your cocktails with a dash of hot sauce for an unexpected kick. Here’s why you should be adding this unexpected ingredient to your drinks.
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The Story Behind The Finnish Long Drink
While some cocktails have murky or mysterious origins, the history of Finland's long drink is no secret. In fact, its creation is well documented.
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What Causes Water To Taste Sweet Sometimes?
Thanks to a few scientific quirks and several key chemicals, your water can taste sweet to the tongue. Here's the science behind the flavor.
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Does The Popular Caribbean Drink Malta Have Alcohol In It?
Malta may be a drink you've seen lining the shelves, but what exactly is this regional delight, and is it alcohol-free or an adults-only refreshing beverage?
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The 10 Best Drip Coffee Makers, According To Reviews
Do you want a dependable drip coffee maker to brew your morning joe? These are the best ones on the market, according to reviewers.
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Joanna Gaines' Favorite Way To Make Coffee Involves A Cookie-Inspired Twist
If you're looking for a caffeinated pick-me-up that tastes like a sweet and spiced baked good, give Joanna Gaines' favorite coffee a try.
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What Is The Most Expensive Bourbon?
Bourbon whiskey is made from corn and must be aged for at least two years in new charred white oak barrels. So what's the most expensive one?
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Is Bourbon Gluten-Free?
Gluten can be in the most hidden of places, and if you're following a gluten-free diet, you may wonder if bourbon is safe to drink. Here's what we know.
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Whatever Happened To Chubby Soda?
With its quirky packaging, bright labels, and funky flavors, Chubby Soda was once a popular brand, but you might not know where to find it anymore.
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Why You Should Give Your Iced Tea A Shot Of Espresso
A South Korean beverage trend involves pouring a shot of espresso into iced, sweetened tea. How do these flavors pair together, and is it worth a try?
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Serve Gin And Tonic Hot For Your New Favorite Winter Cocktail
The gin and tonic is known for being bracingly refreshing, but when cold weather hits, it also makes for a cozy and warming tipple. Here's what to know.
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Give Your Hot Tea A Silky, Sweet Boost With One Simple Addition
Hot tea is a welcome comfort when you're sick or want a soothing start or end to a long day. For a more flavorful, creamy drink, stir in this ingredient.
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The Type Of Bourbon That Tastes Infinitely Better On The Rocks
Believe it or not, there are actually times when it's a great idea to drink bourbon on the rocks. Here's when that ice can make all the difference.
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The Winery Behind Trader Joe's Sparkling Wine
Trader Joe's shoppers value the grocery chain for its wine offerings, especially its sparkling wines. Here's what to know about where they're made.
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Is Ginger Ale Gluten-Free?
Whether you're feeling sick or just in need of a refreshing drink, ginger ale is a go-to beverage. But is it safe to drink for those with gluten sensitivities?
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The State Where You Can Buy The Absolute Cheapest Whiskey
Looking for a boozy bargain? Some states sell bottles of whiskey for as much as half the price of other U.S. states. Find out the cheapest place to buy it here.
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The Unique Origins Of The Iconic Gimlet Cocktail
Many love a gin cocktail called the gimlet, but most don’t know that it was originally invented for another purpose rather than as a delicious libation.
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What Makes Eagle Rare 17-Year-Old Bourbon So Rare?
Bourbon enthusiasts know there are some bottles you won't ever find at the corner liquor store. Eagle Rare 17, aged for nearly two decades, is one such bourbon.
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What's With All The Hate Against Screw Top Wine?
People love to hate on screw top wine, but should they? Here's what to know about this kind of bottle closure, including how it first rose to prominence.
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Your Espresso Martinis Are Good, But Bourbon Makes Them Better
Next time you want to change up your classic espresso martini, consider adding bourbon to the mix. Here's why these flavors work so well together.
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The Hands-Down Best Flaming Cocktails In The US, According To Reviews
Alcohol can be dramatic even before you drink it in the form of flaming cocktails. Here's where to find the best across the United States.
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The Middle Eastern Ingredient That Pairs Perfectly With Tequila
The next time you mix up a margarita or tequila sunrise, consider splashing in this fruity, floral ingredient for an elevated fusion cocktail.
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What Does It Actually Mean To Order A Stiff Drink?
Can you walk into a bar and order a stiff drink like in the movies? Yes and no. Here's what to know about the history and definition of a stiff drink.
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Who Drinks More Beer, Canada Or The US?
Beer is an ancient alcoholic beverage that people have consumed for years. Today, it's still popular around the world, in some places more than others.
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How (And Why) The Way You Store Peppermint Schnapps Matters
Peppermint Schnapps can be a refreshing drink, but the seasonally popular liqueur should be stored in a particular way for it to maintain its flavor.
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