You Actually Need 2 Types Of Rum For The Perfect Mai Tai
The mai tai is a classic cocktail that dates back to the 1940s and tiki bar chain Trader Vic's. We asked an expert for rum recommendations to craft one.
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The Bar Cart Staple That Transforms Your Soda
The aromatic secret to a more sophisticated tasting soda is probably already hiding within your cocktail mixers.
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What Makes English-Style Old Ale Unique?
English-style old ales are beers that have a rich, unique taste compared to classic brews like lagers and pilsners, but what makes them so different?
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How To Make Mead From Honey
Making mead is a surprisingly simple process, as far as making alcohol goes. If a homemade honey drink sounds up your alley, maybe you should give it a try!
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There's An Ale Made From The Yeast Of Roald Dahl's Chair. No, Seriously
The late British author famous for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" inspired the unusual invention of a smoky wheat beer aptly named after "The Twits."
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The Best Type Of Rum For A Classic Mai Tai, According To A Pro
The art of making cocktails can be intimidating, which is why we tapped an expert for some advice on crafting the perfect mai tai. Here's what he had to say.
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What Was Viking Beer Like (And Does It Still Exist Today)?
What did Viking-era beer taste like and how was it made? Was it similar to modern-day beer? And most importantly, is it still around and available to try?
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2 Expert-Approved Tricks For Improving Your Old Fashioned Without Breaking The Bank
The old fashioned is a classic cocktail, but that doesn't mean it always has to stay the same. Here are two expert tricks for elevating this beloved drink.
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The Difference Between Making Cold And Hot Process Cocktail Shrubs
With so many possible ingredients, the details of cocktail shrub assembly vary. Here are some ways to delineate the creation through the hot and cold processes.
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How To Make Gorgeous Cocktail Garnishes With Ice
If you want to take your cocktail garnishes to the next level, you don't need any fancy equipment. Just bust out your ice cube tray.
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Vodka Butter Is An Unexpected Mashup Your Guests Will Love
Fit for fancy appetizers, consider whipping up this boozy compound butter for your next party. It's luxurious, easy to make, and pairs well with briny foods.
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One Simple Trick Will Make Store-Bought Eggnog Taste Homemade
The next time you buy a bottle of eggnog at the grocery store, try this quick tip before serving to improve its flavor and consistency.
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One Of The World's Most Famous Hidden Bars Awaits Behind A Hot Dog Shop
Speakeasy-style bars have been selling cocktails since the end of Prohibition. Open since 2007, this NYC bar is simultaneously a hidden gem and a popular spot.
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How To Transform Leftover Wine Into Red Wine Vinegar
If you've got leftover red wine and no clue what to do with it, hands-down the most interesting thing is to transform it into red wine vinegar.
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14 Mezcals You Should Add To Your Liquor Cabinet
Earthy, smoky mezcal can be created with distinct flavor profiles. These are the best variations on the market for first-time sippers and fanatics alike.
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Why Some Dairy-Free Boba Teas Aren't Vegan
Boba teas are typically made with either fruit tea or milk tea, but even the dairy-free options might not technically be vegan. Here's why.
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The Diet Soda You Should Definitely Avoid Buying
Not all diet soda -- or soda in general -- is equal, and some is better just avoided. Here's our least favorite diet soda -- you might want to steer clear!
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Expert Tips For Crafting A Better Old Fashioned
As far as classic cocktails go, it's hard to beat an old fashioned. We asked an expert how to fine-tune the staple to mix up the best drink possible.
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How Faygo Soda Became A Classic Michigan Drink
Faygo soda is synonymous with Michigan, even becoming touted by Detroit's Insane Clown Posse. Here's how the soda became associated with the state.
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Women Once Totally Dominated The Beer And Brewery Industry
Beer may have pretty masculine connotations these days, but that wasn't always the case. Here's how women used to run the brewing industry.
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The Pennsylvania Drink That Tastes Like Tree Bark, But In A Good Way
Made from distilled black birch sap, birch beer is a quintessential Pennsylvania soda that'll win over root beer lovers.
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How Blue Cheese-Stuffed Olives Ended Up In Your Martini
Prefer your martini with a snack? Find out who boldly dropped blue cheese-stuffed olives into a cocktail glass to gin up this tasty garnish.
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Beer Is The Secret For A More Flavorful Crab Boil
Certain types of beer pair wonderfully with seafood, so if you want to enhance your next crab boil, try incorporating some of this brew. Here's how to do it.
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Indiana's Triple XXX Root Beer Thirst Station Is The Last Of Its Kind
Triple XXX root beer used to have soda stands, known as "thirst stations," across the country. However, now there is only left. Here's where you can find it.
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How Minnesota's Signature Cocktail, The Bootleg, Got Its Iconic Name
Like many popular cocktails, the Bootleg's history stretches back to the infamous Prohibition-era, and may have even been sipped on by the likes of Al Capone.
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How Many Times Does Tito's Distill Its Vodka?
Tito's vodka has a smoothness that other bottom shelf vodkas can't quite match, and it's because this version has been distilled a few extra times. Here's why.
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Nevada's Oldest Bar Was Beloved By Ulysses S. Grant
Nestled in the mountains south of Reno, Nevada, is the Silver State's oldest bar. Ulysses S. Grant was one of many of the historic saloon's famous patrons.
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