The Only Way Alexander The Great Would Drink Wine
Back in the day, Greeks would often dilute their wine with water to avoid drinking too much. But not Alexander the Great - here's how he enjoyed his wine.
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The Ice Mistake That's Ruining Your Espresso Drinks
One of the most common ways to make iced espresso is also one of the worst, and correcting it all has to do with how you add ice to a freshly-pulled shot.
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What Type Of Alcohol Is Jägermeister, Anyway?
Jägermeister is one of those drinks with a reputation that precedes it. But while you might know it as a party staple, do you know what kind of alcohol it is?
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Your Sweet Tea Is Good, But Vanilla Makes It Better
Who doesn't love a nice sweet tea - it's a foolproof, two-ingredient beverage for a hot day. But there are still ways ways for you to level your recipe up.
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Connoisseurs Distill The Ultimate Guide To Japanese Whisky
If you're into whiskey, but you've never really delved into Japanese (whisky) here's an opportunity to learn all about it from some pros.
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How To Give Sangria A Wintry Twist For Your Thanksgiving Party
Sangria, notorious as a perfect summer spritzer, can be made festive with a few tweaks perfect for the holiday season and your Thanksgiving bash.
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Here's How Many Jell-O Shots You Can Get From A Single Box
If you're planning a big party and want to know how many Jell-O shots you can get out of one box of gelatin, we have the answer to help you plan ahead.
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The Devil's Margarita Is A Unique Concoction Of Red Wine And Tequila
One ingredient can transform a familiar cocktail into a new flavor experience, like the Devil's Margarita with its vibrant float of red wine on top.
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The Dairy-Free Espresso Drink You Need To Try
While dairy makes an appearance in many fancy coffee drinks, you're not totally out of options if you'd rather not have milk, such as this sweet concoction.
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Make The Absolute Best Mango Lassi Drinks With One High-Quality Puree
When fresh mangoes at your local store look none too savory, seek out this widely-used, high-quality style of mango puree that makes the best mango lassis.
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Is Birch Beer From Pennsylvania Really Made From Tree Bark?
Pennsylvania's favorite soda, birch beer, has a love-it-or-hate-it reputation due to its potent and distinct taste. But is it actually made from tree bark?
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The US State That Drinks The Most Alcohol By Volume Isn't Texas Or Florida
While Texas may be the largest state and many others are known for their cocktail culture, only two can reign supreme as the top alcohol consumers in the U.S.
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The World's Oldest Cocktails Might Surprise You
You might be surprised when certain cocktails were invented. Here's a list of some of the world's oldest (and most popular) cocktails.
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How Much Does Blooming Coffee Impact Overall Flavor?
Blooming coffee is a small but powerful step in your brewing process. We have some expert advice on how this works and the best way to bloom your beans.
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How To Play Korea's Trendy APT Drinking Game
The new Rosé and Bruno Mars song, "APT.," is flooding social media, and people are asking just what is that drinking game the two are playing?
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Here's How Many Times Tito's Is Distilled And Why It Matters
Tito's distills its vodka quite a few more times than its competitors. What does the distillation process do, and why do the extra run-throughs matter?
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The Pink Squirrel Is A Creamy, Retro Cocktail With 3 Easy Ingredients
Lovers of creamy milkshake-like cocktails will delight in the Pink Squirrel, a simple concoction that uses a very special ingredient for color and flavor.
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Manhattan Vs Old Fashioned: What Sets These Classic Drinks Apart?
An old fashioned, widely regarded as the first cocktail, is quite similar to a Manhattan, but the two drinks differ in some very noticeable way.
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A Speakeasy Bartender Slings Us 6 Cocktails To Order And 6 To Avoid
When you visit a speakeasy it's a good idea to know the kinds of cocktails bartenders would rather not make. It's sorta like the proverb: When in Rome ...
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The Absolute Best Non-Dairy Milk To Use For Frothing
For those of you who like good milk froth but want to hold the dairy, Food Republic spoke to coffee and tea sommelier Jee Choe to find the best alternatives.
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Starbucks' Wicked Drinks Have All The Right Elements: Review
Starbucks released two new pink and green drinks inspired by the upcoming "Wicked" movie. Will these potions help you embrace your good or wicked witch side?
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What's The Difference Between Añejo And Extra Añejo Tequila?
Tequila has a range of flavors and aromas that improve with age, and añejo and extra añejo tequilas take the longest to mature. So, what's the difference?
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What Is Pont And How Is It Different From Chartreuse?
Pont and Chartreuse are easy to mix up, as they both have green hues and botanical flavors. However, their ingredients and history are quite different.
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We Tried 8 Budget Boxed Cabernet Sauvignon Wines: Here's How They Rank
You don't have to pass on boxed Cabernet Sauvignon wines -- we've chosen eight and rank them, accordingly. Cheers!
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Remember The Maine: A Bold Rye Whiskey Cocktail Named After A Battleship
With rye whiskey and sweet vermouth as the backbone, Remember the Maine, a cocktail named after a battleship, is somewhat similar to a Manhattan cocktail.
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The Boozy Ingredient That Seriously Elevates Classic Meatloaf
Meatloaf is a staple in many households, the perfect easy, no-fuss dinner, but you can jazz it up and instantly elevate it with a splash of this spirit.
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Your Boxed Wine Needs To Be Stored Upside Down. Here's Why
With boxed wine slowly losing its poor reputation, you might be looking to give it a try. If you do, you'll definitely want to keep this simple trick in mind.
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