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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What Makes Thai Coffee So Special?
Recently, Thai coffee has gained a stellar reputation, but how did a country that barely produced any coffee until the 1960s develop such a great product?
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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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Here's How Much Caffeine Is In A Cup Of Hot Chocolate
You may be surprised to find that rich and creamy hot chocolate actually has caffeine in it. But how much is there really, and is it enough to keep you up?
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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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Starbucks Blackberry Sage Refreshers Review: A Tasty Drink, But It's Curiously Missing A Key Flavor
Starbucks launched a line of Blackberry Sage Refreshers, so we decided to taste them to see which one is the best of the bunch and if they're worth getting.
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English Vs. Irish Breakfast Tea: Is There A Difference?
We've all seen the boxes sitting next to each other on the grocery shelves, but what is it that actually separates English and Irish breakfast teas?
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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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The Best Non Alcoholic Swap For Rum In Fruitcake
It's common to add rum to fruitcake to make it more moist and flavorful. But if you'd rather lose the booze, try an alternative liquid instead.
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What On Earth Is Coffee Grinder Static (And How Do You Avoid It)?
If you're not familiar with coffee grinder static, you're probably not alone. We look at what this term actually means and how to deal with it.
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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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What You Should Know Before Ordering Water At A European Restaurant
American diners are used to certain etiquette rules when it comes to getting water in a restaurant. However, in Europe, things are a little different.
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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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Make Your Iced Coffee Last Longer With One Bartending Trick
Watery and warm iced coffee is kind of the worst, but there is a solution to the problem. Use this simple bartending trick to make your ideal cold coffee.
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Why It Might Be A Good Idea To Avoid The Drinking Water On Planes
When you're flying, you're more prone to dehydration and it's natural to want water, coffee, or tea, but you should know the risks of drinking on a plane.
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How An Ancient Goat Herder's Discovery May Have Led To The First Cup Of Coffee
Coffee is a daily source of energy for many people, but someone had to be the first to try it out. An ancient legend about a goatherder could hold the truth.
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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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The Complex History Behind Colombia's Love For Coffee
Colombian coffee has been celebrated for generations. However, the beverage wasn't always an integral part of the country's cuisine or culture.
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Wait, Coffee Creamer Doesn't Actually Contain Cream?
Coffee creamer's name is quite misleading, but despite looking (and tasting) just like dairy, many creamers might not have real cream in them.
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What's The Difference Between Ginger Ale And Ginger Beer?
Ginger ale and ginger beer are both spicy, fizzy drinks made with, you guessed it, ginger. So, is there really a difference between these two beverages?
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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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