Try This Order From Dunkin' The Next Time You're Craving A Vanilla Milkshake
If you're craving a vanilla milkshake but Dunkin' is the closest place to grab a drink, one of its sweetest and most refreshing options is the perfect dupe.
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Your Next Cosmopolitan Deserves Tequila, Not Vodka
The classic cosmopolitan can be reinterpreted in many different ways, and if you're a margarita fan, try swapping the vodka for tequila instead.
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Here's How Long You Have With That Open Keg Of Beer
Wondering how long that keg of beer will stay fresh? The answer depends on a number of factors, including style, temperature, and how the beer is served.
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The Irish Coffee Step You're Forgetting To Take Doesn't Actually Have To Do With The Cocktail Itself
For the best Irish coffee drinking experience you've ever had, don't skip this all-important step before you ever pour your drink in a glass.
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Is Jack Daniels Considered Bourbon Or Whiskey?
Most drinkers can't tell the difference between Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey and a comparable bottle of bourbon. So is it bourbon or whiskey? We found out.
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The Right Type Of Tonic For Your Next Espresso Tonic
An espresso tonic is refreshing on a hot summer day. Find out about the best type of tonic you should use and how to make this drink at home.
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13 Best Low Alcohol Wines That Should Be On Your Radar
Looking for a balance between boozy wine and non-alcoholic options? We've rounded up the best low-alcohol wines under 10% ABV for a light, full-flavored sip.
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The 3-2-1 Ratio That Gives Italian Cocktails Their Signature Sip
Italians seem to know how to pull off easy, breezy cocktail-making. We asked an expert to explain the methodology behind tasty Italian-style spritzes.
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The Absolute Best Beer To Make Micheladas
Refreshing, savory, and spicy, micheladas are a classic beer cocktail. To make a great michelada, heed this expert's recommendations for the best beers to use.
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The Wine Rule Julia Child Refused To Break In The Kitchen
Julia Child was known for making French cooking popular in the U.S., and she often cooked with wine. Find out her most serious rule for cooking with wine.
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The Budget-Friendly Way To Enjoy A Dole Whip Protein Shake
Protein powder can be expensive, especially for specific flavors. Instead of buying Dole Whip protein powder, make it at home with affordable ingredients.
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17 Creative Ways To Use Sparkling Wine In Your Favorite Drinks
Our experts weigh in on how to create tasty, effervescent cocktails, and offer tips for selecting the best sparkling wine for your new fave bubbly libations.
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What Is Italy's National Cocktail?
Italian cocktails are certainly having a moment lately. But which of these cocktails is the national cocktail of Italy? The answer may surprise you. Here's why.
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Our Favorite Bottled Iced Tea Brand Is Both Simple And Luxurious
There are a countless number of bottled and canned iced tea brands to choose from on the grocery store shelves, but our favorite is tasty and understated.
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Why Your Oven Is The Secret To The Ultimate Glass Of Lemonade
The next time you make lemonade, you'll want to preheat the oven. We know, it sounds weird, but here's why (and how) the appliance will net you a sweeter batch.
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The Ingredient Adjustment You Shouldn't Forget To Make When Batch Making Blended Cocktails
Blending cocktails into delicious frozen treats is a must when the temperature outside starts climbing, but don't forget to make this ingredient adjustment.
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What Is Botanical Beer?
Curious about botanical beer? We detail this historical brew and how adding herbs, flowers, and spices creates a flavorful brew you must try.
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This Specially Fermented Red Wine Should Be In Your Summer Rotation. Here's Why
Summertime is for bright, hot days spent sipping wine poolside or at a barbecue. For your next summer wine, try this specially fermented style.
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The Lesser-Known Italian Cocktail That Deserves Way More Hype In The US
Some Italian cocktails get all the attention they deserve in the U.S.; others are undeservingly unknown beyond a few viral moments. This one merits more hype.
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The Trick To Brewing Perfect Tea Bags In An Instant With Your Keurig
Your Keurig can do more than just pour out hot coffees; you can use it to brew teas, too. You don't even need special K-cup pods, just a tea bag is enough.
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You Need This Ice Cube Tray Hack In Your Life If You Love Dirty Martinis
This trick will give you ice cubes that will keep your dirty martini cold without diluting its flavor, all while infusing the drink with a salty, briny kick.
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The Controversial Milkshake Addition That Gives It An Even Thicker Texture
Tired of thin, watery milkshakes? There's one simple addition (you already have at home) that can make your milkshake thicker, but it's a hotly debated one.
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The 10 Worst Food And Wine Pairing Mistakes You Can Possibly Make
It can be easy to miss the mark when pairing wine and food. However, if you avoid these mistakes, you will be pairing like a pro in no time.
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The Easiest Way To Tell If Your Sparkling Wine Has Gone Bad
Sparkling wine has a shelf life like any other drink, but it can be harder to tell if it's gone bad compared to others. Here's what you should know.
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Try Out This Flavor Boost For Cheap Bourbon The Next Time You Go Camping
Don't let a bottle of cheap bourbon you don't like go to waste. Bring it to your next camping trip or bonfire and use a simple treat to enhance its flavor.
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Why A Pinch Of Salt Belongs In Your Next Cup Of Tea
While some have a penchant for sugar cubes or a splash of cream, salt is another underrated addition you should try in your next cup of tea.
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This Smoky, Breakfast-Ready Bourbon Is Perfect For Brunch Cocktails
For many, brunch isn't complete without a cocktail. If you like bourbon, you'll love the flavors of this one, which are perfect for breakfast foods. Here's why.
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