5 Local Breweries I Visit For Craft Beer Favorites In Dallas
Although Dallas wasn't allowed to have breweries until 2012, the city has quite a few unique offerings. Here are my top 5 local spots for grabbing a craft beer.
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Why Bartenders Roll Their Eyes When Customers Order 'A Beer'
Sure, you might want a beer when you hit up a new (or old favorite) bar, but if you don't have one specifically in mind, you just might annoy the bartender.
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This Type Of Alcohol Will Go Bad In Your Liquor Cabinet
Sure, most types of alcohol are shelf-stable and can be left out at an ambient temperature, but this one type does best when refrigerated.
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The History Of Blanton's Iconic Jockey Bottle Stoppers
Those familiar with Kentucky's Blanton's bourbon will recognize the jockey bottle stoppers that top every bottle. Over time, they've become coveted keepsakes.
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The Mystery Behind Why This Fast Food Chain Sells 7Up Over Sprite
While In-N-Out first offered Pepsi-Cola products, the company switched to Coca-Cola in the early '90s — yet it still serves 7Up instead of Sprite. Why?
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The Oldest Brewery In The States Has Been Pouring Beer Since 1829
One American brewery has managed something rare: It isn't the largest in the world, yet it's been a household staple for nearly two centuries.
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What Are The Coca-Cola Machine Cameras Actually Recording?
Coca-Cola launched its Freestyle machines over a decade ago, but many didn't notice that there is a camera right there, in the machine itself.
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Paul Newman Drank Over 3,500 Beers In A Year – Here's His Favorite Brand
Paul Newman was not only a famous actor, but he was famously fond of beer, drinking over 3,000 a year. This brand of beer was his drink of choice.
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This Midwestern Soda Company Still Uses An 18th-Century Bottling Tradition
Back when glass soda bottles were relatively new, and recycling wasn't quite a thing, there was this bottling tradition. A Midwestern company keeps it going.
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The Nostalgic Midwestern Beer That's Been Around Since The 1800s
To crack open this nostalgic Midwestern beer is to drink in over a century of heritage. It’s more than just a cold one; it’s a storied tradition.
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Avoid This Prebiotic Cola Unless You Like Overpriced And Overly Sweet Drinks
In Food Republic's ranking of prebiotic colas, one brand failed to impress, falling short due to its cloying, artificial sweetness and a steep price point.
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The 1992 Pepsi Contest That Caused Chaos And Death Over The Number 349
Few marketing campaigns have proven as disastrous as Pepsi's 1992 scandal involving the number 349, which led to significant public backlash and legal fallout.
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Elizabeth Taylor's Favorite Retro Champagne Label Is Now Worth A Small Fortune
Elizabeth Taylor had a keen appreciation for vintage Champagne. It’s an expensive habit, though; if you hope to drink like her, you’ll need deep pockets.
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The Law-Breaking Act You Never Want To See Your Bartender Commit
While the motivation behind this bartender faux pas may be innocent, the practice remains illegal under federal regulation regardless of intent.
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The 10 Most Common Coffee Brewing Mistakes
If you think your at-home coffee just can't compare to one you'd get at a coffee shop, maybe you are making one of these common brewing mistakes.
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Virginia Restaurants Must Follow This Unusual Alcohol Law
Virginia may be for lovers, but many citizens probably don't love this unusual alcohol that restaurants must follow. Here's what you need to know.
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Pair Jack Daniel's With This Type Of Cola For A Twist On The Iconic Cocktail
Of course, Jack and Coke is a classic mixed drink that's perfect on its own, but if you want a refreshing twist, choose this type of Coca-Cola.
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10 Stouts To Try If You Like Guinness
Guinness is the standard when it comes to stouts, but it's hardly the only one out there. These are some other stouts worth sipping if you're a Guinness lover.
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60 Years Ago, This Gas Station Introduced Its Iconic Frozen Beverage
Since its 1966 launch, one chain has sold billions of this iconic beverage across locations worldwide, cementing a decades-long fondness for the drink.
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What Is The Golden Ratio For Making Lattes At Home?
If you want to make cafe-quality lattes in the comfort of your own home, you need to master the art of the golden ratio between espresso, milk, and foam.
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The Best Cocktail To Pair With Caviar
Caviar is an exquisite delicacy, with a flavor that can be easily overwhelmed if paired with the wrong drink. We spoke to an expert about its best pairing.
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Old-School Sodas That Time Forgot
Not all sodas have stood the test of time like Pepsi and Coca-Cola have. From Jolt to Slice to Like Cola, these are old-school sodas that aren't around anymore.
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10 Matcha Brands Perfect For Beginners
Though it seems complicated at first, the world of matcha is more accessible than you think. These are the perfect matcha brands for beginners to start with.
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Why Abraham Lincoln Didn't Like To Drink Alcohol
Abraham Lincoln was more than our 16th President; he made history for his moral fortitude, but that wasn't the reason he didn't like to drink.
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This State Led In Bourbon Production Before Kentucky Took The Reins
Bourbon may be associated with Kentucky today, but before Prohibition, this other Southern state led in production of this distinctly American spirit.
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8 Prebiotic Colas Ranked
Classic cola gets a gut-friendly makeover with these buzzy prebiotic sodas. From stevia-heavy flops to legit sips, here’s what actually tastes like cola.
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You Can Still Buy America's Oldest Whiskey Brand In Stores
Whiskey is one of the most beloved alcoholic beverages in the United States, with a long history. You can still buy Old Overholt today, America's oldest brand.
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