Can Bourbon Go Bad If You Never Open The Bottle?
If you have an old, unopened bottle of bourbon in your liquor cabinet, is it still safe to drink? Here's what to know about bourbon going bad.
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America's Best-Selling Energy Drink Has Been A Household Name For Decades
Energy drinks are popular for an early morning kickstart or for throughout-the-day boosts, but which one sells the best in the United States?
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A Bartender Shares The Ultimate Aperol Spritz Ratio For Perfect Summer Drinks
Aperol spritz season is in full swing. If you're making your own aperitifs at home this summer, here's a bartender-approved ratio you should keep in mind.
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What To Look For To Buy The Freshest Bottled Beer Every Time
To ensure you're getting the freshest bottled beer every time and not a brew that's past its prime, look for these signs. Hint: They're on or in the bottle.
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12 Best Rosé Wine Bottles On The Shelves
As spring comes to an end and the days get longer and warmer, it's helpful to know which bottles of rosé are worth serving alongside your summer activities.
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Most Whiskey Drinkers Probably Don't Know What Legally Defines Scotch
Scotch whisky is a renowned and much respected libation, but what exactly defines the liquor legally? Here's what you should know.
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The Ultimate Guide To Mezcal: Everything To Know About The Smoky Spirit
Learn how mezcal is made, what sets this smoky spirit apart from tequila, and why this complex agave spirit has become a favorite among cocktail enthusiasts.
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Not Neat Or On The Rocks: This Is The Better Way To Drink Scotch
Drinking scotch is an art form. To gain the most from your tasting experience, decline your scotch both neat and on the rocks. This is a better way.
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The Mint Tip You Need For The Absolute Best Mojitos This Summer
The best mojitos you'll ever have this summer comes down to the mint you use. But it's not just what mint you use. It's also how you use your mint.
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Pinot Noir Vs Merlot: What's The Actual Difference?
If your eyes have ever glazed over trying to decide between pinot noir and merlot on the wine menu, you're not alone. Here's the difference.
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Ice For Your Homemade Cocktails
Making cocktails at home can be rewarding, but if you're not using the right type of ice, you could be sabotaging your sips. Luckily, an expert is here to help.
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The Tropical Fruit That Takes Basic Lemonade To A New Level
Lemonade is a time-honored drink, but it can get a little dull if you don't experiment from time to time. Shake things up by tossing in this tropical fruit.
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This Iconic Single Malt Scotch Is The Rarest In The World
Scotch whisky can be pretty pricy, but this ultra-rare scotch takes it to another level. Learn its fascinating story, and why it was never meant to be sold.
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What's The Average Shelf Life Of Scotch?
Once you open a bottle of scotch, its peak flavor is time limited. How long do you actually have to enjoy it at top quality? This depends on a few factors.
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'90s Kids Will Remember This Slime Green Drink That Dominated Lunchrooms
Anyone who grew up in the decade preceding the aughts probably has memories of this shockingly verdant beverage that was a favorite during their midday meal.
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9 Facts About Budweiser Every Beer Lover Should Know
Most of us know Budweiser as the beer of choice for game days and BBQs, but this brand also has a fascinating history that might intrigue fans.
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Liven Up Iced Tea With A Splash Of This Spicy Liquid
Iced tea is a simple drink, but one you can greatly customize. One intriguing addition to try in your next brew is this easy-to-make spicy liquid.
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How To Turn Any Soda Into A Slushy Without A Special Machine
You don't need anything fancy to transform your regular bottle of soda into a sweet summer treat. All you need is a little patience and your freezer.
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Why Water Is Usually Bottled And Only Rarely Canned
Unlike many other drinks, water is usually sold in single-use plastic bottles rather than cans. But there are several reasons why that's the case.
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I Tried And Ranked 5 Varieties Of Gracias A Dios Mezcal
The smoky savor of mezcal is a unique pleasure in itself, but hardly the exclusive purview of a single distiller. We checked out the best from Gracias a Dios.
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Make This Bud Light Beer The Star Of Your Next Margarita
This Bud Light beer will give your margarita a crisp, citrus note, making it all the more refreshing. It can easily be incorporated into your usual recipe.
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Here's What You'll Get If You Order Your Martini 'Bruised'
If you've ever been out and overheard someone order their martini bruised not knowing what it meant, here's what you can expect and how the term came about.
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My Favorite Atlanta Craft Brewery For Out-Of-The-Box Beers
Atlanta has more than enough bars, but few sling interesting, experimental beers to tickle your fancy. Here are the best craft breweries for that.
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14 Groovy Cocktails From The 1960s
The 1960s were a fascinating time in terms of cocktails. From the tiki-themed to the cream-heavy and the shockingly simple, there was a cocktail for everyone.
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What Alcohol Should Be Refrigerated After Opening? Here's The Rule
Many alcohols don't need to be refrigerated, but some do, and it can be difficult to tell the difference between the two. Here's what you should know.
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Give Sangria A More Refreshing Touch This Summer With The Mojito Treatment
Sangria takes well to experimentation. You can switch up the base wine, play around with fruits, and add items like this for a refreshing seasonal twist.
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How Scotch Is Enjoyed In Scotland
Scotch, otherwise simply known as whisky in Scotland, is traditionally enjoyed a certain way, though some attitudes have started changing.
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