Will The Bourbon Barrel-Aged Fad Ever Flicker Out?
We asked an expert for his opinion on the fad of making products in a barrel that was used for aging bourbon to absorb its flavor.
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40 Years Ago, Coca-Cola Made The Biggest Mistake In Soda History
The biggest flop in soda history was a surprise to many as the product was brought to the market by the Coca-Cola company and had good taste test results.
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How To Infuse Your Bourbon With Pecan Flavor (And Vice Versa)
We turned to expert Chris Blatner to find out how to properly pair pecans with bourbon for snacks or in baking, and the results were delicious.
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Why You'll Sometimes Get Sparkling Water To Drink Alongside Espresso
That sparkling water next to your espresso isn't an accident. Get the most out of both drinks by tapping into delicious traditional and innovative combos.
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The Type Of Roast You Need For Perfect French Press Coffee
If you're a fan of making coffee at home but struggling to get barista-level quality in your French press, this is the type of roast you should be using.
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Level Up Store-Bought Hot Chocolate With An Ingredient Already In Your Kitchen
Most store-bought hot chocolate mixes can be used to make a decent beverage. To turn it into something decadent, all you have to do is add this pantry staple.
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What's The Deal With The Marbles In Ramune Bottles?
Ramune is packaged in a distinctly shaped bottle with two compartments and a glass marble. It’s part of the drink’s identity, but what’s the marble for?
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Is Alcohol-Free Wine Ever Worth Your Time?
For some people, the boozy buzz is the point of drinking of wine. Others are exploring the sober curious lifestyle and looking for alternatives.
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The 2 Creamy Additions Bobby Flay Uses To Make Iced Tea Even More Refreshing
Bobby Flay believes that a great iced tea does not need to rely solely on the tea itself for its flavor, and it can benefit greatly from these two ingredients.
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Bourbon And Whiskey: What's The Big Difference Anyway?
All whiskeys share some characteristics, but there are a few specific rules that separate the bourbon from the rest of the bottles you find at the store.
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Keg Vs Cask Beer: What's The Actual Difference?
Deciding between beer that's been stored in a keg or a cask is a huge choice, because they are very different. Here's what makes them so distinct.
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Why The Egg Cream Has Such A Misleading Name
Egg creams may be so last century, but what were fans of the soda fountain favorite really drinking? Here's why the egg cream name is totally misleading.
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If You Enjoy Beer Outside This Summer, You Might Just Become A Mosquito Magnet
Drinking a cold beer outside on a warm, summer's day is one of the pleasures of life. However, this boozy habit could turn you into a mosquito magnet.
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It's Easier (And Cheaper) Than You'd Think To Make Baja Blast Right At Home
Swipe left on that spendy food delivery app. Easily mix your own Baja Blast at home with the three ingredients that will make tropical blue magic in your cup.
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11 Best Drip Coffee Makers Of 2025, According To Reviews
Coffee aficionados will know, there are many different ways to make your cup of Joe. We take a look at how the best drip coffee makers on the market stack up.
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The Forgotten Starbucks Drink Size That Needs To Make A Return
Starbucks is known for its unique way of ordering drink sizes, but there's one size that seems to have gotten lost in the shuffle we wish would make a return.
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The Baja Blast Twist That Should Be On Taco Bell's Permanent Menu
There is another version of Taco Bell's signature drink, Mountain Dew Baja Blast, that hasn't made it to permanent status on the menu, but fans wish it would.
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Save Your Leftover Coffee For The Ultimate Breakfast Upgrade
Use your leftover coffee to give your breakfast a more flavor and a lot more energy, in a simple but surprising way that you'll wish you thought of sooner.
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What Is Starbucks' Lavender Powder Made Of?
Starbucks' range of lavender drinks have made a splash since they were introduced. The lavender powder used to make them includes a whole host of ingredients.
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What Is A Spritzer, And How Is It Different From Seltzer?
When warmer weather comes out, many of us reach for lighter drinks like a spritzer. But what is a spritzer, and is it really any different from a seltzer?
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Here's Why Sierra Mist Was Discontinued
Sierra Mist was one of the more popular lemon-lime sodas for years, but it's recently been discontinued. Here's why PepsiCo took it off the shelves.
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Stock Up On Your Favorite Wines And Whiskeys Before They Start To Break The Bank
With the threat of tariffs looming overhead, now might be a good time to stock up on your favorite wines and whiskeys. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's Why Tomato Juice Tastes So Good When You're On An Airplane
Wondering why it feels like you're flying to a tomato juice convention? Fasten your seatbelt, here's why tomato juice tastes so good on an airplane.
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The Creamy Ingredient Your Fresh Squeezed Lemonade Is Missing
Making fresh lemonade at home is a treat, but all you need to do to turn the drink into a creamy sipper perfect for sunny days is one common ingredient.
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Mayo And Coffee: Do People Actually Enjoy This Ghastly Combination?
You read that right, some people have been putting mayo in their coffee. So, why would anyone do that and can the combination possibly taste good?
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Requesting A Drink Be Made Strong At A Bar Is Pointless. Here's Why
There are several things you should avoid saying to your bartender. Asking them to make your drink "strong" is definitely one of them.
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16 Unique Ways To Make Hot Chocolate Even Better
Who doesn't love a warm cup of hot chocolate? Here are some unique ways to make your hot chocolate taste even better, if you can even imagine it.
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