11 Mistakes Ruining Your Homemade Beer
Homebrewing can be a great hobby, but it can be hard to make a good beer. Take a look at the most common mistakes when making beer at home and how to fix them.
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Ginger Ale Is The Powerhouse Liquid That Gives Braised Ribs A Punch Of Zesty Flavor
Ginger ale isn't just for sipping; this zesty soda does wonders for tenderizing ribs and amplifying flavor. Here are the best brands to braise with.
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Casamigos Vs Patrón: Which Tequila Makes Better Margaritas?
As a former bartender, I know a thing or two about tequila. I put two premium brands to the test to determine which makes the better margarita.
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What's With All Of The Spitting At Bourbon Tastings?
Spitting out bourbon at whiskey tastings is pretty standard, but it might seem strange to a newcomer. Here's what to know about this unspoken step.
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What Makes A Tommy's Margarita Different From The Classic Cocktail?
Since the early '90s, the Tommy's margarita has been a popular offshoot of the classic margarita. What's the difference between these two tequila cocktails?
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The Sparkly Final Touch That Makes Any Homemade Cocktail Feel Fancy
If you're feeling like your homemade cocktails could use a pop of elegance and luxury, there's one ingredient that you shouldn't be overlooking.
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Want A Creamier McDonald's Smoothie? This Sweet Hack Does The Trick
In the mood for a special sweet treat at McDonald's? Upgrade your strawberry banana or mango pineapple smoothie by mixing this creamy menu item into it.
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Is There A Difference Between A Mojito And A Cuban Mojito?
You may have heard the term "Cuban mojito" thrown around, but is there a difference between a Cuban mojito and a mojito? And if so, what is it?
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Boost Your Negroni With A Splash Of Beer
The Negroni strikes a nice balance between bitter and sweet, but you can easily elevate the cocktail and complement its herbaceous notes with a little beer.
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How Do Bourbon Cherries Affect The Flavor Of Your Cocktail
Bourbon cherries don't just add a visual aspect to a cocktail, they also bring out new dimensions of flavor. Here's how they elevate your favorite beverages.
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The Cutwater Canned Cocktail You Might Want To Avoid Ordering
Learn why this particular Cutwater cocktail didn’t make the "cut," and why the experience left us reaching for the other RTDs in the brand's range.
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Skip The Glass Of Wine And Sip Tequila With Your Next Charcuterie Board
Want to mix it up with your next charcuterie board? Try trading in wine for tequila, which pairs perfectly with many go-to charcuterie ingredients.
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What's The Best Whiskey For Cooking?
Spirits are good for more than just sipping. If you're looking to tenderize meat or give a dish more flavor, here are the best whiskeys to use in the kitchen.
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Why Matcha Doesn't Come In Bags Like Other Green Tea
The process of making a cup of matcha is a little more complex than just adding hot water. Here's why matcha powder is rarely packaged in tea bags.
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Don't Toss That Empty Jar Of Jam! Use It To Sweeten Your Latte Instead
Those almost-empty jars of jam likely have fruity bits still stuck onto the glass. Don't throw away these jars: The jammy leftovers can transform your lattes.
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Yes, Cracker Barrel Serves Alcohol, But Don't Expect A Full Bar
Cracker Barrel's Southern Fried Chicken would pair perfectly with an ice-cold beer. But what alcohol is available to order at this chain restaurant?
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Why Trader Joe's Blood Orange Soda Is A Must-Have For Home Bartenders
Trader Joe's blood orange soda is perfect for anyone seeking an easy and affordable way to add complexity to their cocktails and other drinks at home.
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You Only Need 2 Ingredients For A Refreshing Italian Soda
If you want to make an Italian soda yourself at home, luckily it's pretty easy. Here are the two ingredients you'll need for a classic Italian soda.
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How Long Is Opened Bourbon Good For?
If you're a bourbon fan, chances are you have a few open bottles. Here's how long the spirit stays tasting its best for after opening, and how to best store it.
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How To Spot Fake Bourbon And Not Get Fooled
If you're skeptical about your bourbon, there are some signs that you can look for. Here's what you need to look out for in your bourbon's packaging.
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How Is A Beer Garden Different Than A Beer Hall?
Beer gardens and beer halls have plenty of things in common, but a few key details set them apart. Here's how to know which one you're imbibing at.
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14 Cocktails You Can Easily Batch Make
If you're hosting a cocktail party, batch cocktails are the way to go. Simplify your bartending work by pre-making these drinks with tips from industry experts.
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Why Bourbon Is Often Double Distilled
Bourbon is a uniquely American product, but it shares whiskey-making techniques with similar liquors. This includes double distillation, and for good reason.
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How The Last Word Cocktail Was Invented In Detroit Over A Century Ago
A powerful cocktail with an electric green color, the Last Word can trace its lineage to the Detroit's glitzy pre-Prohibition days.
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Swap Out Your Classic Black And Tan Beer For A Black And Blue
A black and tan beer packs contrasting colors and pleasing flavors. A black and blue does, too, but makes a key change to the original beverage.
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We Tried And Ranked 11 Cutwater Canned Cocktails
Cutwater's line of canned cocktails features some classic flavors and some creative concoctions. Here's what we thought of 11 of the brand's offerings.
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5 Meats And Seafoods You Should Be Marinating With Tequila
Looking for a new marinade technique for your next big meal? Try marinating these select meats and seafoods in tequila. You won't be sorry.
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