Bubbly Blaster: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Whether you're celebrating a promotion or a wedding, there's nothing quite like the spray of champagne - except for the spray from a Bubbly Blaster that is.
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Draft Top: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Draft Top provides a solution to cracking open a cold one that you didn't know you needed: It removes the top of the can entirely, creating an aluminum cup. -
Bottle Breacher: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Bottle Breacher was born of U.S. veterans and made a commitment to hire and support them too. But how did the bottle opener do while swimming with the Sharks? -
The Smoky Beer Trend Perfect For Campfire Nights
The trick to a good glass of smoky beer is to leave the poker in for about only four seconds, and stir in a smooth motion until the foam is about to pour out. -
America's Oldest Brewery Could Be Brought Back From The Dead
Earlier this month on July 12, the Anchor Brewing announced that it was shuttering due to years of declining sales, economic inflation, and corporate takeover. -
The Top Non-Alcoholic Beers To Try For Hangover-Free Mornings
Non-alcoholic beers has seen a rapid rise over recent years and brewery's have been catching on to the trend. Here are the top NA beers you need to know about. -
Obvious Wines: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
There's no denying it: Wine can be intimidating. Obvious Wines aims to take the "huh?" out of buying a bottle, so owner Brice Baillie turned to Shark Tank. -
What Is Land Beer And What Does It Taste Like?
Land beer (from the German word landbier) is a term used to denote more of a place of origin than a specific brewing practice, but it's delicious all the same. -
Wine Balloon: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Eric Corti appeared on Shark Tank to share the Wine Balloon, an invention inspired by the common problem of wine going bad shortly after it's opened. -
Beer Brands Are Getting A Head Start On Pumpkin Spice Season
Summer may be still be thriving, but many company's are gearing up for autumn with an early launch of pumpkin spice. Here's everything you need to know. -
Give Your Go-To Sangria A Hydration Boost With Fresh Watermelon
When it's hot out, it's easy to get dehydrated - especially if you're sipping a cocktail. Want to stay hydrated? Think about adding watermelon to your sangria. -
How The Berlin Wall Impacts German Wine To This Day
Germany has never had a great reputation as a top wine-making country but it has to do with more than just geography, the Berlin Wall played a part too. -
BevBoy: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Not all businesses that appear on Shark Tank go on to big fanfare and make the news, even if they are successful. Here's what happened to BevBoy after the show. -
Anchor Brewing, America's Oldest Craft Brewery, Announces Closure After 127 Years
The very first craft brewery in the United States is closing. Founded in the 19th century, Anchor Brewing has struggled for years and is finally closing down. -
What Is A Field Blend, And Why Should You Be Drinking Them?
"Field blends are rare and have very interesting flavor profiles," Adam Forni, co-owner of Dancing Crow Vineyards, told Food Republic. So what are they? -
Napoleon's Prized French Wines Are Still Breaking Banks Today
Napoleon's wine rankings were introduced in 1855 and still stand today. And you know they're expensive when they make it on an episode of Succession. -
The Reason Screw Top Wine Bottles Are More Reliable Than Cork
Screwtops on wine are relatively new considering how long people have been drinking wine. Even so, screw top wine bottles are actually more reliable than cork. -
There's A Beer Made From Roald Dahl's Writing Chair Yeast
One day, brew masters took some water, hops, grain -- and yeast from Roald Dahl's writing chair -- to make what would become known as Mr. Twit's Odious Ale. -
Why Champagne Bubbles Fizz Straight Up And Not Sideways
The next time you pour yourself a glass of premier fizzy, Champagne, take a look at the bubbles as they rise. Unlike with soda, these bubbles go straight up. -
The Crucial Drink Ordering Etiquette Tip When Someone Else Is Paying
As much as you fantasize about ordering the premium aged steak and a $250 bottle of pinot noir, there are some etiquette rules that you should really follow. -
15 Myths You Thought Were True About Beer
If you're a beer lover you probably know a thing or two about your favorite kinds of beer. But you may not know everything. Here's a bunch of myths about beer. -
The Champagne Party Trick To Thrill And Briefly Frighten Your Guests
if you're planning to bust out a bottle of champagne sometime soon, consider this fun trick to thrill - and probably frighten - your guests. -
Turns Out A Post-Workout Beer Is Actually A Good Idea For Hydration
Okay, there is a disclaimer: drinking a six-pack after a workout certainly won't help you get those killer abs you've been working at, but it does help hydrate. -
In Greece, Dinner Tables Are Never Set Without Wine
In Greece, wine is an essential part of every dinner table, enhancing meals with its rich flavors and cultural significance. Explore the deep-rooted tradition. -
Francis Ford Coppola Winery To Open A Pizza And Wine Pairing Hotline
Francis Ford Coppola Winery is launching a text line service that will help diners and oenophiles match its pizza with the perfect types of wine. -
What's The Difference Between A 'Horizontal' And 'Vertical' Wine Tasting?
Wine tasting, like wine making, often comes down to a blend of art and science. But what's the difference between a 'horizontal' and 'vertical' wine tasting? -
19 Key US Cities To Visit In The Craft Beer Revolution
Craft beer is definitely a thing. If you like to travel, and you're into brew, we've got 19 cities in the United States worth visiting for their craft beers!
