Doburoku Vs Sake: What's The Difference
Discover the origins and resurgence of doburoku, the rustic, unfiltered "mother of sake," steeped in ancient Japanese tradition and culinary curiosity.
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What Is The Sweetest Wine You Can Sip?
Sweet wines aren't exactly the most popular style on the market, but they certainly have their place at the dinner table. Here's the sweetest wine style around.
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Your Go-To Guide To The Different Types Of Cocktail Glasses
While you've surely noticed different types of cocktail glasses around, you may not know what they are or what drinks work best in each of them.
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What It Really Means For A Beer To Be 'Tripel' Style
The casual beer drinker may not have heard of a tripel beer, but this Belgian classic has deep historical roots and a phenomenal flavor profile to match.
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The Beer To Choose If You Think You Don't Like Beer
Not everyone enjoys the bitter taste and big body of the craft brew scene. Here are some beer options for those who prefer a different flavor profile.
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11 Drinks Bartenders Say You Should Order At A Speakeasy And 3 To Skip
Speakeasies are great for trying creative cocktails, but there are some drinks you should avoid. We spoke to bartenders to find what drinks are best to order.
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Why You Should Pace Yourself When Drinking At A Brewery
Visiting a brewery is a great excuse to sample a range delicious craft beer. However, there's a good reason to pace yourself when trying artisan brews.
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How Many Times Is Tito's Vodka Distilled?
Tito's is one of the most popular vodka brands on the market thanks to its emphasis on craft. Here's how many times Tito's gets distilled before being bottled.
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Forget Dirty Martinis, There's Another Cocktail In Need Of Olive Brine
Fans of dirty martinis know exactly how a splash of olive brine can enhance the flavor of the cocktail, but there's another libation begging for the juice.
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Why Does Belgian Gueuze Beer Taste So Funky?
Although beer is always popular, there are plenty of styles of beer which glide under the radar of most. Gueuze beer is a Belgian favorite with a funky taste.
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The 2-Ingredient Cocktail You Need For A Boozy Brunch
Next time you're at a brunch and want to make things a little boozy, be sure to go for a simple but delicious two-ingredient cocktail.
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When North Carolina Was The Bourbon Capital Of America
Kentucky is known as the bourbon state, but North Carolina once gave it a run for its money. Without prohibition, bourbon's history may have looked different.
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What Exactly Is A Growler Of Beer?
If you hang around craft breweries at all, you've likely heard someone order a growler of beer. While the name is intriguing, what exactly are they ordering?
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Why So Many Craft Beers Are Sold In Tallboy Cans
Some may wonder if two sizes of beer cans are necessary, but tall boys offer several benefits to both the brewers and the consumers.
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Give Your Cocktails The Holiday Treatment With A Dose Of Eggnog
As the holiday season fast approaches, be sure to give your cocktails a festive and delicious upgrade by adding some good ole fashioned egg nog!
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The Addition That Turns Your Scotch Into A Rusty Nail Cocktail
Rusty Nail cocktails used to be all the buzz. Here's how to turn your plain scotch into one if you want to get real vintage with your cocktails.
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The Best Snacks To Pair With Pumpkin Beers
Pumpkin beer season doesn't last all that long so you may not have had a good opportunity to find a solid food pairing. Here's what the pros would pair it with.
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Can You Get Drunk Off Of Beer Cheese?
There's plenty to love about good old fashioned pub food, and beer cheese is a staple of the genre. But beer gets you drunk, does beer cheese as well?
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Why You Really Shouldn't Store Your Beer In A Warm Place
Beer isn't usually a food item that most people worry about proper storage for, but if you have a habit of storing beer in warm places you should reconsider.
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How To Choose The Right Beers For Aging
When people think of beer, they don't often think of bringing home a case and letting it age for another few years, but these are the beers you should be aging.
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Here's How Long That Bottle Of Port Lasts After Opening
Port was designed to prolong the shelf-life of wine, but that doesn't mean it will stay fresh forever once you've opened it. Here's how long opened port lasts.
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The Chartreuse Liqueur We Know Today Started Off As A Monk-Made Elixir
With its bright green color that's perfect for brat-era cocktails, you may be surprised to learn that chartreuse liqueur was originally made by monks.
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Aldi's Wine Advent Calendar Is Worth Buying ... If You Can Find It
Aldi has a Wine Advent Calendar this year that's flying off the shelves. The Takeout snagged one and tried the contents for anyone curious about what's inside.
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Why The Death In The Afternoon Cocktail Has Such A Morbid Name
If you've ever had a Death in the Afternoon cocktail or even heard of it, you might have wondered why it has such a morbid name. Here's the story.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Sip With Steak
While it isn't the only drink you can pair with steak, wine is a popular choice. But the world of wine is vast and often confusing, so which wine is best?
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Why You'd Want To 'Throw' A Cocktail Instead Of Shaking Or Stirring
James Bond famously chose shaken, not stirred, but he should've asked for thrown. What exactly is a thrown cocktail and why might you choose to throw a drink?
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The Absolute Best Types Of Wine To Use For Mulled Wine
For a cold winter party, mulled wine is a great way to heat the crowd back up. But although there are plenty of options, these are the best wines for the job.
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