What Happened To SoBe Drinks, Anyway?
Many of us remember SoBe drinks as a nostalgic, Y2K staple but it's hard to find the brand on shelves. So, what happened to SoBe and why did it vanish?
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What's The Difference Between Kirsch And Brandy?
Kirsch and brandy, are they really the same thing? If not, what exactly makes them (taste) different?
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Starbucks Steps Into Spring With Sweet And Spicy Flavors
Starbucks may have streamlined its menu, but that doesn't mean a lack of new items. Starbucks is launching new drinks and food items for spring 2025.
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Is It Cheaper To Just Make Craft Cocktails At Home?
Feeling the pinch with that bar tab? Shake things up as your own mixologist once you know what it takes to mix killer craft cocktails at home.
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What Exactly Makes Wine Dry?
Can't live without a dry merlot … whatever that is? Here's what people mean when they describe wine as dry and how to get the perfect dry wine for yourself.
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The Trendy Milk You Should Be Adding To Cocktails
Dairy-based cocktails have been making a cultural resurgence, and according to this mixology expert, one trendy milk in particular is ripe for the shaker.
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Those Dots On Your Starbucks Cups Serve An Important Purpose
Cups at Starbucks recently adopted a small but significant design change. You might not have noticed it, but some of their employees are grateful for the change
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These 13 Starbucks Drinks Have The Most Caffeine
If you drink Starbucks drinks regularly, you might be consuming more caffeine than you think. Take a look at the most caffeinated drinks available at Starbucks.
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Review: The Prebiotic Soda Wars Just Got A Lot More Carbonated With Coca-Cola's Simply Pop
Make way Olipop and Poppi, a new prebiotic soda just entered the scene. Coca-Cola's Simply Pop dropped a few flavors of its prebiotic soda, so we tasted them.
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Why Did The US Raise The Legal Drinking Age To 21?
Although most Americans alive today may not remember it, it wasn't that long ago that the legal drinking age was lower. So, why did the U.S. raise it to 21?
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Is Vodka Actually Gluten-Free?
Vodka can be part of your gluten-free lifestyle, but not every brand is an option so follow our tips to make the right choice.
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How Did Spritz Cocktails Become So Popular?
These days, it seems that every cocktail menu has some sort of bittersweet and bubbly lower-alcohol drink, but that hasn't always been the case.
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Your Bottled Starbucks Frappuccino Deserves A Frozen Boost
Those little glass bottles of Starbucks Frappuccino are great for people on the go, but this simple upgrade will get you closer to what's offered in-store.
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There's A Reason Energy Drinks Come In Those Tall, Slender Cans
Picture an energy drink and you probably imagine a tall, skinny can. There's a good reason why a lot of energy drinks are packaged like this.
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What Are Legs In Wine And Do They Affect The Quality?
There are many ways people judge a wine's quality and checking its legs is one of them. But how, if at all, do legs affect a wine's quality?
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Food And Drink Brands Turning 100 In 2025
From Torani to Mr Goodbar, these are some iconic foods and drinks turning 100 in the year 2025. Here's why they've lasted for so many years.
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Why Does Diet Coke Have More Caffeine Than Regular?
Diet Coke contains significantly more caffeine than regular Coca-Cola. However, the caffeine in this drink isn't just there to provide a buzz.
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Why Most Wine Doesn't Actually Need To Be Aged
It's a common belief that wine is better when it's aged, but this is not always the case. A winemaker explains why -- and how to age wine if you need to.
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Who Actually Makes Costco's Kirkland Brand Tequila?
Is Kirkland Signature tequila actually a top shelf brand in a budget-friendly package? Toast the company behind the most buzzy tequila at Costco.
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Here's How To Recork Your Wine Bottles
Once you open a bottle of wine, its quality starts to degrade quickly. Here's the best way to re-seal bottles so your wine stays fresh for as long as possible.
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You Really Shouldn't Order Sake With Sushi, Here's Why
As two of Japan's most popular culinary exports, serving sushi with sake seems like a sensible choice. However, there's a good reason why you shouldn't do this.
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How To Properly Pair Wine With Tuna And Other Tinned Fish
Canned fish has become an affordable way to be fancy, so we consulted an expert to compile a wine pairing guide you can use at your next soiree.
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Here's What Those Yellow Caps On Coca-Cola Bottles Really Mean
Changes to our favorite products’ packaging can be a little jarring, but don’t worry about that yellow cap on your Coca-Cola - it has a very simple meaning.
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Here's Why Stanley Has A Mythical Bear As A Mascot
Stanley's 40 ounce cups are a hot commodity that come in a multitude of colors and limited editions, but how does the logo connect with the brand?
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Can Coca-Cola Really Remove Rust From Metal?
You might have heard that Coca-Cola is more than just a soda - that it can also remove rust from metal. We did some digging to find the truth.
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4 Home Bar Cocktail Tips That'll Save You Money
If you've taken to making high-end cocktails at home instead of spending your hard-earned money at cocktail bars, these tips will help you stay on budget.
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Could This Be The End Of Tropicana Orange Juice? The Florida-Based Company Is In A Squeeze
The iconic orange juice brand Tropicana is feeling the squeeze of financial pressures affecting both its supply and demand. Is this the end for the juice giant?
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