Aperitif Vs Digestif: What's The Difference?
Apertifs and digestifs are spirits or cocktails that people drink before or after meals to encourage appetite or break down food but what are other differences?
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Why Cheddar Cheese And Bourbon Are An Ideal Pairing
The subtle sweetness and bold richness that comes from aging cheddar cheese make it the ideal accompaniment for a strong spirit like bourbon.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Well Drink?
Although bartenders and more knowledgeable customers often talk about well drinks, it's more than possible you never quite figured out what the term means.
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How Is Decanting Different With Whiskey Vs Wine?
Decanting both wine and whiskey are popular choices. For some wines, it's almost mandatory to allow the bottle some time to breathe, but why decant whiskey?
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Ever Wonder Why Decaf Coffee Tastes So Different From Regular Blends?
If you thought your cup of decaf coffee tasted different from the regular kind, you're not alone. Here's why decaf might be tasting different than regular.
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The Unexpected Country That Drinks The Most Coffee
Coffee is drunk all around the world, produced solely in "the coffee belt," but heavily associated with the USA. Shocking to say, another country drinks more.
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What Does It Mean To Drink A Martini With A Twist?
If you've ever wondered what drinking a martini with a twist actually means, we've got all the answers for you, and what garnish goes best with your drink.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Bartender's Handshake?
It turns out there is actually a way that staff in the drinks community acknowledge fellow workers, and it's known as a bartender's handshake.
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The Right Way To Hold A Stemless Wine Glass
Maximilian Riedel, 11th-generation CEO and president of Riedel, told Food Republic how to correctly hold a stemless wine glass for the best drinking experience.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Drink 'Down'?
You might have ordered a drink straight up before, but while the term 'down' is related, it's a bit more obscure and has one key difference.
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What Does It Mean To Drink A Burnt Martini?
While a burnt martini is not one of the more common martini variations, it adds a savory depth of flavor and warm color to the classic cocktail.
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The Metal Spoon Hack That Helps Make Your Iced Coffee Less Watered Down
When you're in the mood for iced coffee, the last thing you want is a room-temperature, watered-down drink. This unique hack will keep your cup cool.
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Should You Be Holding A Wine Glass By The Stem Or The Bowl?
Instead of clutching the stem of your wine glass for dear life right under the bowl, try to get in the habit of using the base to your advantage.
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Anthony Bourdain's Cocktail Of Choice Is A Timeless Classic
Like Anthony Bourdain himself, the late chef's preferred choice of cocktail was also a timeless classic that worked well as an apertif or digestif.
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Ever Wonder Why Plastic Milk Jugs Have Indents?
Have you ever noticed that uniform round depression on the side of all your plastic milk jugs? Well, it turns out they actually serve a purpose.
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What Does It Mean To Order A 50/50 Shot?
If you want something tasty, complex, and not so bitingly boozy the next time you hit up the bar, forgo the tequila and order a 50/50 shot instead.
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The Foolproof Method To Make Cheap Beer Taste Better
If you come across cheap beer more often than you'd like, fear not. You can upgrade the taste in a jiffy, and people have been doing this for centuries.
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What Is Sweet And Sour Mix Made Of?
Store bought sweet and sour mix is typically comprised of a sweetener (usually corn syrup), water, citrus juice, and additives to keep it shelf-stable.
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How To Drink Limoncello Like A European
Limoncello is the southern-Italian sweet, lemony liqueur that tastes perfect in the sunshine. But what are the non-negotiable rules about how to drink it?
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Why You Should Be Spanking Your Herbs When Making Cocktails
You have likely heard of muddling your mint in a mojito, but you should know that sometimes a cheeky spank is the better option when building a cocktail.
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Why Costcos In Maryland And Pennsylvania Don't Sell Alcohol
Anyone who lives in Maryland or Pennsylvania knows that you can't buy any type of alcohol in those East Coast states for very specific reasons.
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Why You Should Start Roasting Coffee In Your Air Fryer
If you want to try roasting your coffee beans at home, there's a very simple way to do so - use your air fryer. It's foolproof and easy to clean up too.
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How To Make Milkshakes Without A Blender
There's nothing better than enjoying a creamy milkshake on a hot day, and luckily, you can make your own delicious version at home without a blender.
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How Many Ounces Are In A Standard Pour Versus A Beer Flight?
A beer flight is a selection of beers that allows drinkers to sample different styles; however, it's tricky to equate a beer flight to a standard pour.
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Use Bacon Fat To Add A Savory, Smoky Twist To Whiskey Cocktails
With its inherent smokiness, whiskey is a prime target for fat washing -- especially fat washing with richly flavored bacon -- to create luxurious cocktails.
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Pistachio Coffee Syrup Is Way Easier To Make Than You Might Think
If you fell in love with Starbucks' pistachio lattes or had a pistachio coffee when visiting Sicily, you'll be happy to learn the syrup is easy to make at home.
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Add Tequila To Your Sangria For A Summery Twist On A Margarita
Can't decide between margs or sangria for a summer bash? Combine the two by mixing the right kinds of tequila and wine with your favorite fruits.
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