The Important Differences Between Mezcal And Tequila
While both tequila and mezcal are derived from agave, they differ in the species of agave used, the harvesting and cooking methods, and more.
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How Does Bourbon Aging Actually Work?
Learning about how bourbon aging is carried out and what factors influence it can help you understand your favorite bottle that much better. -
For A Hint Of Citrus, Add One Popular Liqueur To Your Hot Chocolate
If you want to give your hot chocolate and irresistable hint of citrus without breaking out the zester, then reach for this one popular liqueur. -
Is Absinthe Actually Illegal In America? Inside The Drink's Controversy
Absinthe has a storied past, was illegal for years even after Prohibition, but why? Just what about its mysterious ingredient, wormwood, caused chaos? -
Should You Be Drinking Gin With Tonic Or Soda?
Gin and tonic may be one of the most classic cocktails around, but soda water presents its own compelling case as the perfect partner for gin. -
What Makes The Blue Hawaii Different From Other Drinks With A Similar Name?
The Blue Hawaii is a popular tiki drink that just may define the genre, but there are a lot of look (and sound) alikes, so what sets it apart? -
What Kind Of Alcohol Is Hpnotiq?
You've likely seen it in the bars or clubs, but only after the turn of the century. This blue liqueur is a popular tropical drink that has two kinds of alcohol. -
5 Simple Scotch Cocktails Perfect For Beginners To Drink
If you want to dive into the world of scotch and enjoy a nice, smoky cocktail, we have the best (and easiest to make) options you could want. -
Who Owns VMC Drinks?
Introduced to the U.S. in 2023 by Spirit of Gallo, Viva Mexico Cabrones (VMC) tequila-based canned cocktails are delicious. But who is behind them? -
Oscar Wilde's Favorite Alcoholic Drink Was Once Banned In The US
History speaks of the green fairy, an enchanting liquor with a storied past: Absinthe, now popular again, Oscar Wilde's favorite drink, was once banned. -
Here's What It Means If Your Bottle Of Bourbon Is 'Single-Barrel'
There are different types of bourbon whiskey, and yet single-barrel stands out among the masses as something a little extra special. Here's why. -
The Best Non-Dairy Milks To Make White Russians Without Cream
You may think that dairy products are essential to White Russians. However, there are some non-dairy milk products that work well in the drink. -
Why Mint Juleps Are Better Served With Crushed Ice
Alexis Soler, Visionary & Curator of The Sun Room at the Drift Hotel in Nashville, told Food Republic why mint juleps are better served with crushed ice. -
The 3 Types Of Ice Bars Keep On Hand, And How They Use Each
If you want your cocktail bar at home to feel like the real thing, you need to invest in multiple types of ice -- and for good reason. Here's why. -
Boulevardier Vs Negroni: What's The Difference?
The switching of two liquors in these cocktails makes for beverages with very different taste profiles. Here's what you need to know. -
How The Clover Club Cocktail Regained Its Popularity After Nearly A Century
The Clover Club was a popular cocktail before Prohibition hit the United States, but it fell out of favor only to see a resurgence now in the 2000s. -
What's In A Vegas Bomb Drink?
You might be surprised to find out that the Vegas Bomb drink, despite sounding rather intimidating, is actually quite a fruity and fun beverage. -
John F. Kennedy's Favorite Cocktail Was A Rum Classic
If you've ever been curious about the drinking habits of world leaders, this info about John F. Kennedy's favorite cocktail, the daiquiri, is for you. -
Who Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Irish Whiskey?
Costco enthusiasts know that the chain sources its alcohol from many different distillers, but is a genuine Irish company behind its Irish whiskey? -
The Specialized Molds You Need To Make Clear Ice
To really nail the presentation of your drinks at home, it helps to have crystal clear ice. However, if you don't have this mold, it's nearly impossible. -
What Kind Of Alcohol Is Soju?
While some may mistake soju for a type of vodka or wine, it's actually a diluted grain alcohol to which distillers add sweeteners and other flavoring agents. -
You Need The Right Type Of Ice For Easy And Quick Blended Drinks
If you want to make sure you get an even blend for your blended drinks, with no big chunks blocking your straws, use this specific type of ice. -
Your Cocktail Is Missing One Key Ingredient: Edamame
If you want to try something new, it's time to experiment. Try adding edamame -- and no, we don't mean whole -- to your favorite drinks for a new take. -
You Might Love Nugget Ice, But Your Cocktails Don't. Here's Why
To find out which type of ice is best for cocktails, especially ones that aren't syrupy, Food Republic spoke to a head bartender who said avoid nugget ice. -
The Martini That Was Invented On A Movie Set By Elizabeth Taylor And Rock Hudson
The martini that was invented on a movie set by Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson -
Measure Alcohol With This Simple Culinary Tool If You Don't Have A Jigger
Just because you don't have a cocktail jigger doesn't mean it's impossible to properly prepare cocktails, as a few more popular tools can stand in. -
One Easy Swap Transforms Your Snowball Cocktail Into A Creamsicle Lover's Dream
A snowball features Advocaat and sparkling lemonade -- but you can make it taste like your childhood favorite, a creamsicle, with one easy swap.
