How The Honey Deuce Cocktail Swung Its Way Into The US Open
The U.S. Open has its very own signature drink, called the Honey Deuce, that was first introduced in 2006; here's how it came to be so popular.
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Macchiato Vs Flat White: What's The Flavor And Caffeine Difference?
Macchiatos and flat whites look somewhat alike and have many other similarities, but majorly differ in their flavors and how they're prepared.
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The White Wine Substitute You Need For Booze-Free Cooking
Since white wine brings flavor and acid to a recipe, it's important to consider all of these elements when thinking about what you can use to replace it.
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How To Drink Espresso Like A True Italian
Coffee culture in Italy is a thing unto itself -- and not only can the language barrier be an issue, but so too can the customs and etiquette surrounding it.
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The Most Expensive Champagne In The World Makes Dom Pérignon Look Cheap
Champagne is a luxury item for special occasions, but in the case of the most expensive Champagne in the world, Goût de Diamants, it's once in a lifetime.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Sling Cocktail?
There are plenty of classic cocktails that are still so popular that we all know them, but the sling, a true classic, is less popular and more mysterious.
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What Does It Mean To Drink Rotgut Whiskey?
The unappealing name of rotgut whiskey speaks to both the taste of the alcohol and its long, dubious, and dangerous history in the United States.
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The Safety Tip You Should Know Before Drinking Bubble Tea
Bubble tea is typically a harmless, fun drink to indulge in from time to time, but there is one big safety tip to keep in mind when enjoying it.
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Are Starbucks' PSLs Made With Real Pumpkin?
While Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte is definitely more about the spices than anything, customers may wonder if there's any real squash in this seasonal staple.
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Why The Nutcracker Cocktail Is Banned In NYC
The nutcracker cocktail has long been stuff of New York lore - a high-proof, sweet drink that's often sold in bodegas and barbershops. Here's why it was banned.
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The Water Alternative You Should Splash Into Smoothies (And It's Not Juice)
Water can certainly make a hydrating smoothie, but if you want to enhance the flavor of your smoothie while boosting your gut health, try adding kombucha.
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What Makes Kolsch Beers Different From Lagers?
Kölsch and lager beers may be equally refreshing on a hot day, but getting to know the ins and outs of each style can help you order which one you like best.
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Is A Roy Rogers Drink The Same As A Rob Roy?
What's the big difference between a Roy Rogers and a Rob Roy? Well, one is family-friendly and the other is a classic cocktail -- both featuring a cherry.
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Snoop Dogg's Favorite Party Cocktail Isn't Gin And Juice
Snoop Dogg may be known for his shout-out to classic gin and juice, but his favorite nostalgic party drink is a lot more sweet, exciting, and a tad cheeky.
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The Best Cheese To Pair With Irish Whiskey
Pairing cheese with wine is pretty standard practice, but figuring out the best cheese to pair with Irish whiskey can be tricky, so we consulted an expert.
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Can You Get Tipsy From Boozy Ice Cream?
Creative types of boozy ice cream provide spirited dessert options. But can they make you drunk? The answer is a matter of science, and we have the scoop on it.
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Why It's Hard To Pair Cheese With Scotch (And The Best Cheese To Pair It With)
Scotch whisky has a bold flavor that doesn't pair well with many cheeses, but the cheese it does pair with smooths out the whisky and makes it more sippable.
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Ernest Hemingway's Favorite Cocktail Was A Rum Classic
Ernest Hemingway was known for his love of drinking, and while he had many cocktails that he enjoyed, one more than any other was his favorite.
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The Best Cheese To Pair With Unpeated Scotch Whiskey
Unpeated Scotch has its own light and unique flavors that should be paired with a singular yet strong cheese, according to our interview with a cheese expert.
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Turns Out, Martha Stewart And Kamala Harris Like To Drink Wine The Same Way
Martha Stewart and Kamala Harris share a love of drinking glasses of white wine in a very specific, non-traditional (some would say controversial) way.
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The US City Known As The Birthplace Of Sweet Tea
Sweet tea is popular across the South, but its hometown has an official title (and tons of tea-centric landmarks) to show that it takes tea the most seriously.
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Why Blue Cheese And Rye Whiskey Are A Match Made In Heaven
Rye whiskey can be fairly assertive, so we asked an expert what kind of cheese will both mellow and complement this special spirit for the best pairing.
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This Is What You Might Eat For Breakfast In Italy
Italians typically eat light breakfasts for a quick burst of energy. Here's what you can expect to eat and drink for breakfast if you're traveling to Italy.
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The One Type Of Cheese You Should Never Pair With Whiskey
According to John Montez, the assistant manager of education at Murray's Cheese, there is a cheese category that you should skip if you are sipping on whiskey.
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Should You Be Decanting Your Whiskey?
Many people know that decanting wine can have great attributes like preventing oxidation and removing sediment, but is it also a good step for whiskey?
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For Flavorful Fruit-Filled Margaritas, Muddling Isn't The Answer
Muddling fruit is one way to incorporate it into a margarita, but if you really want to ramp up the drink's flavor, try using another technique instead.
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The Starbucks Drinks That May Actually Have Gluten
So, you think your coffee is safe from wheat, barley, or rye? Unfortunately, if you drink these Starbucks drinks, you may be consuming gluten.
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