Why It Always Pays To Buy Magnum Champagne
Magnum Champagne bottles have a reputation as fancy and pricey, but here's why it actually pays to buy magnum-sized bottles instead of regular champagne.
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Why It's An Etiquette Faux Pas To Drink In Your Own Toast
If you're a stickler for traditional dining etiquette, you should probably avoid drinking in your own honor during a toast. It's a matter of humility.
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Spike Your Frozen Peas With White Wine For Flavorful Steaming
It's easy to jazz up frozen peas if you have some white wine on hand. Most dry white wines work well; their acidity and brightness will complement the flavors.
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Guzzle Buddy: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
After appearing on "Shark Tank," demand for the Guzzle Buddy - a product that essentially turns your wine bottle into your wine glass - skyrocketed.
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Is It Okay To Send A Bottle Of Wine Back At A Restaurant?
We consulted an expert to ask when it's okay to send a bottle of wine back, and how to ask properly so you wind up with a bottle you actually like.
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Why Estate Wine Is So Expensive
Owning the winery, vineyard, and the land they sit on is expensive, as is the farming, cultivating, and labor that goes into creating estate wines themselves.
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Why You Should Never Leave White Wine In The Freezer
While it's tempting to throw your bottle of wine into the freezer to chill fast, there are better, safer, and frankly faster ways to get your white wine cold.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Type Of French Wine Is Light And Drinkable
Ina Garten, queen of both the kitchen and the East Hamptons, knows her way around pairings, and her suggestion for wine just makes so much sense.
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The Essentials Ina Garten Always Keeps On Her Bar Cart
In the 'Ask Ina' section of her website, Ina Garten shared that she likes to have a handful of types of booze on hand for any given occasion.
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How To Tell When Your Bottle Of Wine Has Gone Bad
Wine oxidizes as soon as it's exposed to air, changing its taste, smell, and appearance, especially if you're familiar with your wine and know what to look for.
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Why More Distilleries Are Aging Liquor Underwater
Aging liquor underwater is a novel practice that faces legal challenges, but has such a profound effect on alcohol that distillers continue to pursue it.
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How Long An Open Bottle Of Champagne Actually Lasts
Most Champagne stays bubbly for a certain period of time, but the freshness of your bottle can depend on its size, how it's stored, and more.
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Best Stella Rosa Gift Sets For The Sweet Wine Lover In Your Life According To Reviews
If you want to buy gift baskets featuring a variety of wine, Stella Rosa might have what you're looking for. Let's take a look at several of their offerings.
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The Country That Produces The Most Beer In The World
Certain countries may come to mind when you think of big beer culture, but you probably can't guess which country actually produces the most beer in the world.
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What To Do When There's A Fly In Your Glass Of Wine
Finding flies in your wine is not enjoyable, but if one does happen to drop into your glass, there's no need to immediately call over the server or sommelier.
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The Historical Reason We Pop Champagne Bottles On New Year's Eve
Popping champagne bottles on New Year's Eve seems like a tradition as old as time but there's actually a historical reason we do so every year.
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The Best Bottles To Use For Mulled Wine, According To An Expert
Mulled wine is to winter what sangria is to summer, with spices that warm the body and soul. But which wine is the best choice and why? Our expert has the 411.
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The Best Types Of Beer To Add To Your Batter
Beer batter is great for making all kinds of foods, from fish fry to jalapeno poppers and more. But, what beer should you choose for each dish?
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Why You Should Be Drinking Assyrtiko, Santorini's Favorite Wine
The island of Santorini is famous for producing Assyrtiko wine, which is light, dry, and highly acidic, featuring notes of citrus and tropical fruits.
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Sorry, But Liquor Actually Does Expire
You may have heard that liquor lasts forever, but that's not exactly true. Once it's been opened, liquor very much does expire. Here's how to extend its life.
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Why It's Considered A Faux Pas To Wash Dusty Champagne Glasses
You might be tempted to re-wash Champagne flutes that haven't been touched since last New Year's, but according to some experts, you should fight this urge.
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Vahe Keushguerian And Jason Wise Believe Wine Has The Power To Make People Talk To Each Other - Exclusive
Vahe Keushguerian and Jason Wise know the power of wine. They spoke to Food Republic about how the power of the drink compels people to communicate.
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Why Areni Is A VIP-Status Grape, According To Vahe Keushguerian And Jason Wise - Exclusive
Winemaker Vahe Keushguerian and filmmaker Jason Wise explained why the Areni grapes centered in their new documentary are such an important cultivar.
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Apparently, You Can Open A Wine Bottle With A Knife And Fork
To open a wine bottle with a fork and knife, simply stab the table knife into the cork, then use the fork as a makeshift lever to twist the cork out.
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The Biggest Difference Between Regular And Cooking Wine
Cooking wine is a bit different from traditional wines, but it has great uses in the kitchen, from deglazing pans to adding flavor such as in chicken marsala.
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How Wine Will Put Armenia On The Map, According To Vahe Keushguerian And Jason Wise - Exclusive
Filmmaker Jason Wise and winemaker Vahe Keushguerian explained how they believe wine can help transform the way the world views Armenia.
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Impressive Wine Gift Sets To Spread Holiday Cheer According To Reviews
When the gift-giving season approaches, you might want to consider how you can up your game with amazing wine gift sets! Let's go spread some holiday cheer!
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