This Super-High-ABV Beer Was Only Served In Taxidermied Animals
Forget beer cozies, one company set out to push the boundaries of brewing with a special, limited edition 55% ABV beer and put it in taxidermy-clad bottles.
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What's The Difference Between British And American Pale Ales?
IPAs are all the rage in the beer scene with many craft beers made in the style. But there are also British and American pale ales, which have key differences.
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Don't Settle For Flat Sparkling Water — Just Use A Little Science
There's nothing worse than opening a sparkling water only to find it's gone completely flat. Thankfully, you can put the bubbles back in with a little science.
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The NYC Coffee Tradition Worth Traveling For
New York City is steeped in traditions, though one piece of coffee tradition is slowly slipping away. If you're traveling in NYC, grab a cup while you can.
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Why Fast Food Soda Always Tastes Different
There's no denying that something about fountain drinks makes them taste different from what you get in a can or bottle. And there's a good reason for that.
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How David Chang Decided What His Favorite Liquor Is
Chef David Chang, like many people, has a favorite liquor he reaches for when he's in the mood. How he decided it's his favorite goes deeper than just taste.
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The Scientific Reason Canned Wine Can Smell Like Rotten Eggs
When you first crack open a cold can of wine, the last thing you want to smell is rotten eggs. Turns out, there's a scientific reason why this happens.
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The Tell-Tale Signs Your Coffee Beans Have Gone Bad
Coffee beans may not spoil in the way that some fresh foods do, but that doesn't mean they last forever. Look for these signs to gauge their freshness.
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We Tried Starbucks' New Cortado, And It's An Authentic Must-Have
We sampled Starbucks' new cortado to see if the coffee giant could recreate the authentic, creamy deliciousness of this beloved coffee drink.
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Can Soda Actually Go Bad?
If you have a few old cans of soda past the best-by date, you may be wondering if they're safe to drink. Here's what to know.
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For A Better Tasting Bloody Mary, Your Mix Needs Fresh Ingredients
The difference between a good bloody mary and one that will knock your socks off is in the details. More specifically, it's in the freshness of its ingredients.
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The Hack For Opening Coffee Creamer That's Annoyingly Simple
You're craving a hot cup of coffee in the morning, but when you go to pour creamer in you realize there's still a seal on. Luckily there's a hack to remove it.
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What Makes Mexican Coke Taste Different From American Coke?
Mexican Coke and American Coke have long been considered distinctly separate entities in terms of taste. Here's why.
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Cynar: The Complex Vegetable Amaro Your Bar Cart Needs ASAP
Amaro refers to a specific kind of alcohol that is usually bitter and syrupy in texture. If you're a fan of Aperol, you'll want to add Cynar to your bar cart.
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How Sweet Tea Became The Unofficial Official Drink Of The South
It's hard to find sweet tea in some regions of the U.S. but in the South, it's the unofficial drink. Here's how sweet tea became so popular in the Bible Belt.
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What's The Most Popular Beer In America?
The U.S. is the proud birthplace of the craft beer movement, and is home to some of the biggest beer names in the world. But, what's America's favorite beer?
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Infuse Your Tequila With Savory Ingredients For A New Take On Classic Cocktails
This isn't about a full brunch menu as cocktail garnish. Infuse tequila with seasonings you'll actually want to drink with a few tips and tricks from a pro.
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The Type Of Tequila That's Best For Sipping
Not all tequila should be taken as a shot or mixed into a cocktail. Some versions of this agave-based liquor are best for sipping and enjoying slowly.
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The Alcohol You Should Be Drinking Out Of A Flute Glass (Other Than Champagne)
If you have a collection of flute glasses, try swapping the Champagne for this surprising spirit. Here's why.
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The Diet Ginger Ale Brand We Aren't A Fan Of
Whether you like to order ginger ale on airplanes or mix it into cocktails, if you're buying a diet version of this classic soda, you should avoid this brand.
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The Rise And Fall Of World Of Beer
As far as bars go, World of Beer is known for craft beer. However, the tavern chain's financial struggles led it to file for bankruptcy in 2024.
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11 Food Trends We're Predicting Now For 2025
Recent trends focus on nostalgia for the past and our innovative future, and this also influences food trends. Take a look at food trend predictions for 2025.
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Sabrina Carpenter Is Shaking Up Dunkin's Menu With Her Very Own Espresso
Dunkin' Donuts is upgrading its menu with a new coffee named after the "Espresso" singer, Sabrina Carpenter. Here's what else you can find on the new menu.
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Why Orange Juice Prices Are So High (And Will Probably Stay That Way)
Though inflation has come down a bit, orange juice prices are still eye-wateringly high. Here's why it's expensive, and why this might not change in the future.
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What Brand Of Oat Milk Does Starbucks Use?
It may seem like an open secret that Starbuck's uses a certain oat milk brand, but sources within the company say the brand varies by location.
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Why Is Non-Alcoholic Beer So Expensive?
Non-alcoholic beer has had huge growth and an outpouring of award-winning brews. While options have never been more varied, read on for why they're expensive.
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Prevent Watery Iced Coffee Once And For All With A Metal Spoon Hack
Icing down piping-hot coffee dilutes your perfectly blended java pretty quickly. That's where this science-approved metal spoon hack comes in.
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