Why Only Pairing Sake With Japanese Food Is A Big Mistake
Sake in the U.S. is served in Japanese restaurants but typically not in other places. We asked one expert how this fermented drink gets misunderstood.
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The 4-Ingredient Ginger Ale Cocktail That's A Golf Course Favorite
Spend a sunny day at a golf course and you're bound to find people sipping on a purplish-red cocktail. Read on to what this punchy ginger ale-based drink is.
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Bobby Flay's Ingenious Technique For A Flavor-Packed Margarita
There are several ways to make a margarita, but Bobby Flay has one ingenious technique you should try that makes margaritas more flavor-packed than ever.
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14 Lager Beer And Food Pairings That You Need To Try
A lager's versatility is what makes it such a great complement to so many dishes, from sushi and tacos to chocolate and Peking duck.
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The Right Way To Add Beer To Your Mac And Cheese
Whoever thought to add beer to mac and cheese deserves high praise. We tapped an expert to help explain the right way to prepare beer mac and cheese.
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How To Tell If A Beer Bar Is Worth Your Time
Here are the things you should look for in a beer bar, regardless whether you want to try a different place to drink, are new in town, or on vacation.
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The Best Type Of Tequila For Seriously Good Mexican Coffee
These days, coffee and liquor is a common combination with many possibilities. Here's the type of tequila you should be using when making Mexican coffee.
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What's That Stuff At The Bottom Of Your Beer Bottle And Is It Safe To Drink?
Feeling bottom-of-the-beer-bottle-curious about that hazy stuff? Here's exactly what it is, why it's there, and how you should feel about it from now on.
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What It Means To Order A Martini Dry Vs Wet
You may remember hearing the phrase "dry martini" for the first time and wondering how this could describe a drink. Let's explore this classic cocktail.
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Sometimes It's Actually Okay To Drink Beer On The Rocks
The idea of pouring a brewski over ice might disturb many beer drinkers, but there are a couple of situations in which drinking your beverage this way is cool.
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Red Wine Foam Is The Cocktail Garnish You Didn't Know You Needed
Orange twists, blue cheese olives, and cotton candy clouds are so over. Here's how to incorporate creamy red wine foam into your cocktail presentation.
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The Unique Way Texas Drinks This Iconic Soda
Things may be bigger in Texas, but sometimes they're also stranger. For instance, if you order Dr. Pepper, you might find it hot and lemony.
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How To Prevent Plant Milk From Separating In Coffee
Yes, you can use plant-based milk in your coffee without it curdling into cottage cheese. Here's how to do it, and why plant-based milk might be your best bet.
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Champagne Vs Prosecco: What's The Difference?
Champagne and Prosecco are two sparkling wines that may seem similar at first, but happen to be quite different. Here's what sets them apart.
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Do Any Movie Theater Chains Serve Alcohol?
If you like to enjoy a boozy drink while watching a film, there are a number of movie theaters that can help deliver the goods.
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Does McDonald's Serve Hot Chocolate?
McDonald's menu features an array of hot and cold beverages, including hot cocoa. But you might not be able to order it at all locations. Here's why.
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Give Your Morning Coffee An Upgrade By Making A Caffè Misto
A caffè misto is the easiest way to enjoy a fancier cup of joe in the morning without any complicated equipment or ingredients. Here's how to make one.
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The Unique History Of Bock Beer
Though a popular brand of bock beer can be found in Texas, the winding history of bock beer can be traced back to Germany.
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The Absolute Best Sour Beers For Cider Drinkers
If you're a cider lover, you might find that sour beers are a great drink of choice. These sours in particular have the same tart, fruity flavors as cider.
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What Kind Of Alcohol Is Soju Anyways?
The best-selling liquor globally, soju is a South Korean spirit traditionally distilled from rice. Here's what to know about its history and drinking etiquette.
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The History Behind Why We Drink Green Beer On St. Patrick's Day
Though you may take your green beverage for granted on St. Patrick's Day, there's a specific reason American's drink green beer on the Irish holiday.
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The Rise, Fall, And Re-Emergence Of The Wine Cooler
Wine coolers are classic bottled cocktails made popular in the 1970s, but if you thought these fruity, sweet drinks were long gone, think again.
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How To Make The Classic Lemon Drop Shot
Love a good lemon drop martini? Turn it into a shot-sized drink for your next party. Here's how to make lemon drop shots using all the same ingredients.
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What Is Beer Salt And How Do You Use It?
Have you ever considered seasoning your beer? Try adding a sprinkle of beer salt to your next pint! The flavorful seasoning can give your beer a whole new kick.
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Every Alcohol Option From Costco's Kirkland Signature
Costco offers so many deals on its Kirkland Signature products, including alcohol. Take a look at the vast selection of alcohol that Costco has to offer.
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Here's How To Make A Luscious German Chocolate Cake Shot
Yes, you can have your cake and sip it, too. Pour out the rich, decadent flavors of German chocolate cake with a shot that goes down like dessert.
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What To Know Before Ordering Sake In Japan
If you're planning on ordering sake in Japan, there are a few essential etiquette tips and customs you need to follow as part of the drinking culture.
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