Give Mimosas A Tiffany Blue Twist With One Liqueur
This riff on the classic mimosa is both whimsical and elegant. Adding a splash of liqueur creates a gorgeous Tiffany blue color and adds delicious complexity.
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For Over 30 Years, Only 1 Company Could Advertise Alcohol During The Super Bowl
From 1989 to 2022, one company had the exclusive right to advertise alcohol during the Super Bowl. Since this time, many alcohol brands have run Super Bowl ads.
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Here's How Long Whiskey Lasts After Opening
Unopened whiskey can last an impressively long time. But once a bottle is open, how long do you have to enjoy it before it starts to deteriorate?
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What Goes Into New Orleans' Iconic Hand Grenade Cocktail?
The Hand Grenade, New Orleans' ultra-potent cocktail, has a top secret recipe. Internet mixologists have tried to create their own versions.
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What Can You Do When The Cork Breaks Off In A Wine Bottle?
Although it may seem like the end of the world, you don't actually have to throw away a bottle of wine when the cork breaks. Here's what to do instead.
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Are Breakfast Stouts Really Meant To Be Drunk In The Morning?
Breakfast stout is a type of dark, malty beer that often spotlights the flavor of coffee, but should you really serve this beer alongside your bacon and eggs?
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Is Rosé Wine Just A Blend Of Red And White Wines?
Rosé wine is light, sweet, and perfectly drinkable on a warm summer's day. But how is rosé made and is it really just a blend of red and white wine?
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The Major Bourbon Storage Mistake You Need To Stop Making
Bourbon is delicious neat as well as in cocktails -- but one common storage mistake could be tainting the flavor of your whiskey.
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Brandy Vs Cognac: What's The Difference?
Cognac and brandy may look like pretty much the same drink. But there are some key differences which separate the two brown-colored spirits.
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Is Bourbon Actually Considered Gluten-Free?
Avoiding gluten can affect all aspects of your diet, including which alcoholic drinks you choose. So, is bourbon off-limits or is it gluten-free?
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The Dirtiest Martinis Take Inspo From Your Favorite Salads
Whether you love them wet or dry, martinis are a classic. Spice up cocktail hour with the dirtiest twist on a martini yet, inspired by your favorite salad.
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Where To Find Guinness Breweries In America
It turns out, you don't have to go all the way to Dublin to visit the Guinness Brewery, as there are locations in America as well.
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Did Dom Pérignon Actually Invent Champagne?
It's long been thought that Dom Pérignon invented the "Champagne method," a process integral to Champagne production. However, some evidence now contests that.
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The Faux Pas That's Been Sabotaging Your Favorite Red Wine
Pouring a glass of wine doesn't seem like it should be difficult, but you could be accidentally sabotaging your red wines if you aren't following this tip.
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Upgrade Your Next Dirty Martini With A Genius Ice Cube Hack
With a cocktail like a martini, it can seem like there's little room for innovation, but this viral ice trick shows that even the classics can be made better.
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Coors Light's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Captures Just How Slow Mondays Feel
W or L, the day after the big game is R for rough. Coors Light's Super Bowl ad is everybody on Monday, with just the thing to get you through the day.
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Take Your Beef Stew To The Next Level With A Little Leftover Booze
To take your beef stew to the next level, all you need is a little leftover booze. One particular type of alcohol adds great flavor and balance.
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How To Make A Bacon Fat-Washed Cocktail
It's not exactly a new trend in the cocktail world, but fat-washing doesn't get the love it deserves. Here's how to make a bacon fat-washed cocktail.
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Don't Do A Shot Of Absinthe Without This One Modification
Absinthe comes with a reputation that's shrouded in mystery. But before you shoot your shot, check out the one mod for the best of the green fairy.
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How Wine Pairings Actually Work
Champagne is great with oysters and a ribeye steak tastes delicious with malbec, but why? Here are the scientific reasons why these pairings work.
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Hot Buttered Rum Dates Back To The 17th Century
Hot buttered rum is a classic cocktail that first gained popularity in the 17th century. However, modern bars are still putting their own spin on this drink.
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How The Old Fashioned Cocktail Got Its Name
The old fashioned is an iconic cocktail that's served in bars around the world. While many people enjoy drinking the cocktail, few know how it got its name.
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5 Ways To Give Your Jams And Jellies A Boozy Edge
Jellies and jams have a bold, concentrated taste and prominent sweetness that makes them perfect for infusing with the complex flavors of alcohol.
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Makgeolli Vs Soju: What's The Difference Between The Iconic Korean Drinks?
Makgeolli and soju are both traditional Korean beverages. However, the two drinks differ in many areas, including their appearance, flavor, and strength.
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5 Soda And Liquor Pairings To Try In Your Next Drink
If you want to get more creative with your soda and liquor selection on your bar cart, we have the brilliant pairings to get you started.
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Bud Light's 2025 Super Bowl Ad Is Giving Major Dad Vibes
Here's to dad bods and those who love them. Bud Light's latest Super Bowl ad brings the boys to the backyard with all-star appearances and, yep, beer.
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5 Hacks To Get Broken Corks Out Of Wine Bottles
Nothing derails a wine tasting like a broken cork stuck in the neck of a bottle. But with these simple tricks, you'll be back to sipping in no time.
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