The State That Drinks The Most Beer Per Capita Doesn't Tax Booze
The states that drink the most beer by volume and per capita are not the same, and not what you might expect, and the latter state doesn't even tax booze.
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These Are The Best Spices For Mulled Wine
A wine expert has told us which spices he loves to use for a classic cup of mulled wine, and we also have suggestions for more adventurous options.
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Why You Shouldn't Prep Mulled Wine In Advance
When the holidays roll around, mulled wine is everyone's favorite boozy party drink, but here's why it's not a good idea to prep it in advance.
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How To Spruce Up Store-Bought Mulled Wine
Pre-made mulled wine is certainly a time saver, but if you find that it tastes a bit flat, use this expert advice to adjust the flavor to your preferences.
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What Is A Tripel Beer And Is It Different From Others?
Tripel beer, pronounced the same way we say triple, is native to Belgium monastic breweries, and what makes it unique is the amount of alcohol in each bottle.
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The Best Wine To Pair With Pumpkin Dishes
Tis the season of all desserts, breads, and dishes pumpkin, but when you're hosting a shindig, what type of wine pairs best with the autumnal squash?
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The One Kitchen Tool You Need To Keep Mulled Wine At The Perfect Temperature
Want to get your mulled wine to the perfect temperature every time? Stop using the stovetop method, and break out this kitchen tool instead.
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The Most Affordable Type Of Port Is Also The Best Suited For Beginners
Port is delicious as a digestif or just as a glass accompanying some fine cheese, but for those who are unfamiliar, what is the best type for beginners?
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How To Play Japan's Famous Ping Pong Pang Drinking Game
The drinking game Ping Pong Pang, famous in Japan, is so simple that anyone (over the age of 21) can play. Just make sure you have at least four players.
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The Best Wine To Pair With Each Course Of Your Thanksgiving Feast
When you're planning out your Thanksgiving feast, don't forget about the wine. We tapped a sommelier for his choices that pair well with the holiday meal.
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You Need A Special Type Of Glass For The Best Port Sipping Experience
Port is a special kind of wine, so put down the generic flute or bowl-shaped glass and use a unique vessel to fully experience its flavors and aromas.
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The Highest Quality Port You Can Buy
Food Republic consulted wine expert Lexi Stephens, owner of Lexi's Wine List, to find out what truly defines the highest quality port you can buy.
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Why You Should Serve Port With Your Next Cheese Board
Port is sweeter than other wines with a huge range of complicated flavors, but with our expert tips, you can still pair it with cheese in a harmonious way.
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How Long Port Should Last After Opening
Port is not your average table wine and can be a tad mysterious, so we asked an expert how long a bottle should last once opened and how to keep it fresh.
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The Only Way Alexander The Great Would Drink Wine
Back in the day, Greeks would often dilute their wine with water to avoid drinking too much. But not Alexander the Great - here's how he enjoyed his wine.
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We Tried 8 Budget Boxed Cabernet Sauvignon Wines: Here's How They Rank
You don't have to pass on boxed Cabernet Sauvignon wines -- we've chosen eight and rank them, accordingly. Cheers!
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Your Boxed Wine Needs To Be Stored Upside Down. Here's Why
With boxed wine slowly losing its poor reputation, you might be looking to give it a try. If you do, you'll definitely want to keep this simple trick in mind.
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The Beertini Is A Real Drink, And It's An Icon Of The Midwest
It might sound like a joke to play on your classic martini-drinking friends, but across the Midwest, the beertini is a beloved drink and symbol of bar culture.
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Why You Should Try Adding Crème De Cassis To Sparkling Wine
Try mixing crème de cassis -- a versatile black currant liqueur -- with sparkling wine to make a simple, yet impressive 2-ingredient cocktail.
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How Long Does Marsala Wine Last, Opened And Unopened?
Marsala is a versatile and fortified wine - but long a bottle of it lasts varies significantly depending on whether the bottle is opened or unopened.
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Is Wine Still Good If You Left It Out Overnight?
If you've left a wine bottle out overnight, you've probably wondered if it's still safe to drink. It turns out the answer is simpler than you might think.
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Upgrade Your Bottle Of Pumpkin Beer With A Sugar Rim
A spiced sugar rim instantly kicks up the flavor and festive vibe of your go-to pumpkin beer, and you can use all different kinds to suit your favorite brews.
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The 3 Ingredient Beer Cocktail For Espresso Martini Lovers
Beer drinkers might love this twist on an espresso martini more than the original, with a light fizz and complex coffee and chocolate notes for a crisp sipper.
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Pumpkin Beer Is A Fall Classic, But Does It Actually Contain Real Pumpkin?
Pumpkin beer often features hints of warm autumnal flavors like nutmeg, cinnamon, and allspice. But does it actually contain any real pumpkin?
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Turn Your Pumpkin Beer Into A Simple Cocktail With A Shot Of Flavored Vodka
Pour your favorite brand of pumpkin beer into a glass and mix it with a shot of flavored vodka to create an easy and delicious autumnal cocktail.
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The 3-Ingredient Spanish Cocktail You Absolutely Need To Try
Kalimotxo is a popular Spanish cocktail that involves red wine, Coke, and orange bitters to create a complex but balanced drink perfect for summer.
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Costco Should Be Your First Stop When Buying Champagne
Phenomenal deals at Costco go beyond the $1.50 hot dog in the food court. It's not every day you see a bottle of true Champagne for $20.
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