Why You Really Shouldn't Store Your Beer In A Warm Place
Beer isn't usually a food item that most people worry about proper storage for, but if you have a habit of storing beer in warm places you should reconsider.
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How To Choose The Right Beers For Aging
When people think of beer, they don't often think of bringing home a case and letting it age for another few years, but these are the beers you should be aging.
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It's Eggnog Season, So Is It Really Safe To Drink?
Eggnog is a holiday favorite, but in case you weren't aware the drink has traditionally been made with raw eggs which carry the risk of salmonella.
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Here's How Long That Bottle Of Port Lasts After Opening
Port was designed to prolong the shelf-life of wine, but that doesn't mean it will stay fresh forever once you've opened it. Here's how long opened port lasts.
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The Chartreuse Liqueur We Know Today Started Off As A Monk-Made Elixir
With its bright green color that's perfect for brat-era cocktails, you may be surprised to learn that chartreuse liqueur was originally made by monks.
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The Unexpected Beverage That Adds Oodles Of Flavor To Boxed Cake Mix
Boxed cake mixes are actually highly effective at what they do, but the flavors can sometimes feel a bit too plain. This common drink will make any cake shine.
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Aldi's Wine Advent Calendar Is Worth Buying ... If You Can Find It
Aldi has a Wine Advent Calendar this year that's flying off the shelves. The Takeout snagged one and tried the contents for anyone curious about what's inside.
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The Powdered Pantry Staple That Gives Iced Tea A Smoother Sip
Even the most experienced tea brewers know that bitterness can ruin an otherwise perfect cup of tea. Luckily, one simple addition can save it.
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Why The Death In The Afternoon Cocktail Has Such A Morbid Name
If you've ever had a Death in the Afternoon cocktail or even heard of it, you might have wondered why it has such a morbid name. Here's the story.
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Start Zesting Citrus Into Coffee For A Brighter Cup Of Joe
Maybe you've run a lemon rind along the edge of the cup rim, but you can really bring that tangy, tarty flavor through by zesting right into your cup!
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The Best Type Of Wine To Sip With Steak
While it isn't the only drink you can pair with steak, wine is a popular choice. But the world of wine is vast and often confusing, so which wine is best?
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Here's How Long Pedialyte Is Good For After Opening
Pedialyte is a popular hydration product for children, the elderly, and the hungover. But how long does a bottle of Pedialyte stay good for after it's opened?
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Don't Waste Leftover Cereal Milk. Put It In Your Morning Coffee Instead
Leftover milk from your favorite cereal can be used to create a unique coffee drink, and we've discovered how to get the most flavor out of your extra milk.
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The Country That Produces The Most Coffee Isn't Colombia
When you think of coffee, there's a strong chance most people think of Colombia. However, Colombia is actually not the number one exporter of coffee.
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Why You'd Want To 'Throw' A Cocktail Instead Of Shaking Or Stirring
James Bond famously chose shaken, not stirred, but he should've asked for thrown. What exactly is a thrown cocktail and why might you choose to throw a drink?
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The Oldest Pub In The World Has Been Around Since Viking Times
Many places claim titles like the "oldest in the country," but one pub in Ireland seems to be the oldest in the world, and it's been around since Viking times.
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The Absolute Best Types Of Wine To Use For Mulled Wine
For a cold winter party, mulled wine is a great way to heat the crowd back up. But although there are plenty of options, these are the best wines for the job.
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The Added Ingredient Your Bland, Bottled Egg Nog Has Been Missing
You either love egg nog or you despise it, but die-hard fans looking for a minty twist on the holiday favorite should give this peppermint egg nog hack a shot.
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Gabriele Bertaccini's Top Tip For Pairing Wine With Italian Dishes
It's no secret that Italy is home to great wine, but there's a better way to pair Italian wine and Italian food and Gabriele Bertaccini is here to tell you how.
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Starbucks' Sweet Cream Is Only 2 Simple Ingredients
Money gets tight, so one way to avoid the coffee shop lines as well as the expense, is to whip up drinks at home. See how to make the sweet cream cold brew.
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The Classic Cocktail Anthony Bourdain Called 'Perfect'
Anthony Bourdain explored cultures around the world, and knew good taste when he found it. To the celebrity chef and author, this is the perfect cocktail.
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What Are Those Gas Station BuzzBallz Actually Made Of?
We know gas stations aren't always the place you plan your beverage shopping, but BuzzBallz (both the form factor and what's inside) are as fun as they sound.
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Here's How Long Your Unopened Bottle Of Champagne Will Last
The idea of aged Champagne might sound glamorous, but there's a cap on how long you should store the fizzy drink. Find out the optimal time and conditions.
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Why Does Soda Taste So Much Different At Fast Food Restaurants?
If you drink soda often enough, you've likely noticed the difference in flavor depending on where you buy it. Fast food soda in particular has a distinct taste.
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The Delectable Mix-In Your Coffee Grounds Need
We've all had a moccaccino, but this ... isn't that. See how you can toss a bit of cocoa powder in with your coffee grounds for an amazingly complex brew.
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What Is Shelf-Stable Milk And Why Doesn't It Need To Be Refrigerated?
What is shelf-stable milk, exactly? And how does it differ from the little cartons of cold milk served at schools or the gallon jugs at the store?
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Here's What 'Proof' Means In Alcohol
If you've ever noticed the term "proof" on a bottle of alcohol and wondered what it means, that number is telling you something about the alcohol's strength.
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