Why Coors Light Just Changed Its Name For The 2025 Super Bowl
Coors Light will rebrand as “Mondays Light” after the Super Bowl, turning the post-game blues into marketing gold. See the story behind this playful stunt.
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Why Coca-Cola Switched Up Its Presidential Inaugural Bottles Just For Trump
In a break with the tradition that has existed since the early 2000s, the Coca-Cola Company has developed a new commemorative bottle specific to Donald Trump.
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Why It's Weird To Drink Cappuccino With Lunch In Italy
Think you know about coffee culture around the world? Discover why ordering a cappuccino after breakfast in Italy might reveal you as a tourist.
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How Buffalo Trace's New Limited-Edition Collection Goes Back To Prohibition
Buffalo Trace's Prohibition Collection is inspired by the distillery's Prohibition-era offerings, which could only be bought with a doctor's prescription.
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Costco Was Just Spotted Selling A Rare Kentucky Bourbon For A Steal
Everyone loves getting a great deal at Costco. This time, a shopper found a bottle of exclusive Kentucky bourbon for a shockingly low price.
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The Unlikely Ingredient To Try The Next Time You Want A Hot Drink
When people are craving a hot mug of something to drink, we often think of coffee or tea. But there's a different kind of drink that uses a familiar ingredient.
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What Makes French Hot Chocolate Such A Luxurious Experience?
French hot chocolate is made with bittersweet chocolate and milk to create a rich and creamy drink that's an indulgent wintertime specialty.
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Why Drinking A Cup Of Coffee At Night Isn't So Strange
Many of us view coffee as a stimulant designed to kickstart our morning, but in some parts of the world, people routinely drink coffee late into the night.
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How To Choose The Right Type Of Ice For Your Cocktail
When adding ice to cocktails, a one-size-fits-all approach garners substandard results. Learn how to choose the right type of ice with this handy guide.
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The Truly Unexpected Ingredient That'll Level Up Your Next Negroni
If you find negronis overly strong and bitter, this one unexpected ingredient can help make them smoother and more drinkable.
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Put Down That Beer If It's Being Served In A Frosted Glass
At first glance, a frosted glass seems like a great idea. But if you're looking for quality beer, a frosted glass is the last thing you want to see at the bar.
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Why Is A Rum And Coke Cocktail Called A Cuba Libre?
With its spicy, tropical blend of rum and coke the Cuba Libre is a classic summertime cocktail. How did this famous concoction get its name?
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Why Does So Much Bourbon Hail From Kentucky?
Kentucky is a state known for producing 95% of the world's bourbon. Immigration, corn, and a whole lot of history are to thank for this prestigious output.
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How To Pour The Perfect Guinness
Bartenders are usually trained on how to achieve the perfect pour of Guinness by using the right glass, angle, and time taken to fill it.
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11 Best Wine Fridges Under $500, According To Reviews
Having a wine fridge in your home can be a great tool for keeping your wine at an optimal temperature. These are the best ones you can find under $500.
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The Difference Between High Tea And Afternoon Tea May Surprise You
The British custom of taking tea is known around the globe, but the finer details, like the difference between high tea and afternoon tea, often are not.
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How To Order Coffee As A Total Beginner
Thanks to all the different options, ordering your first coffee can be intimidating. Rest assured, however, it's a simpler process than it initially seems.
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The Oregon Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Lager
Costco recently released a new Kirkland Signature Lager and the Oregon brewery behind it is one that's well-regarded in the craft beer community.
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5 Beer Pouring Techniques To Achieve The Perfect Head
Although it's an easy thing to overlook, the way you pour beer has an outsized impact on how much foam is produced. Here are five different pouring methods.
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Mimosa Margaritas Combine 2 Popular Cocktails Into One Tasty Drink
Mimosas and margaritas are both delicious cocktails, but when you combine them you get a truly special drink that's also easy to customize.
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What The Heck Do The Numbers On Nespresso Pods Mean?
Learn the truth about Nespresso's intensity scale - what it does and doesn't measure, and how those things are impacting your coffee-drinking experience.
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8 Signs Jones Soda Is Struggling
The makers of Jones Soda are undoubtedly creative, but many signs indicate that this business is struggling financially. We look back at the company's history.
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Make Shot Glasses With Cookie Dough For A Sweet Booze Chaser
Chocolate chip cookies are the stuff that snack dreams are made of. Improve the classic recipe even more by turning your cookie into a shot glass.
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Sweet Vermouth Vs Dry: What's The Difference?
Sweet and dry vermouth are both types of fortified wine, but they look and taste different and can be used in distinctly different cocktails.
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Yes, Tea Can Expire. Here's How Long It Lasts
Although most of us keep it in the cupboard for years, tea does have an expiration date. Here's the timeframe for using tea to get the best flavor.
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The Case For Serving A Classic Martini On The Rocks
The classic Martini has a style all its own, and although there are many variations and flavors, it's usually not served over ice, but it can be.
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What Does It Mean To Let Wine 'Breathe?'
The language of wine experts can be confusing for the average consumer, and some may wonder what it means to let wine breathe, and if it's necessary.
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