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  • cold brew coffee on a tray next to a clear glass bottle of coffee.

    Want To Spike Your Cold Brew Coffee? Here Are Your Options For A Delicious Drink Pairing

    If you are looking to add a little extra something to your cold brew coffee, consider these tasty liquor pairings to craft deliciously boozy beverages.

    By M Lavelle Read More
  • civil war battle of Kentucky

    Why Some Civil War-Era Bourbon Probably Didn't Taste As Good As The Real Thing

    Over the course of the Civil War, bourbon faced a war of its own on multiple fronts. There was a lot of questionable innovation that happened during this time.

    By Sadie Stringer Read More
  • A bottle of non-alcoholic beer rests on its side.

    What Exactly Is In Non-Alcoholic Beer & How Is It Made?

    While popular, non-alcoholic beer remains a mystery to some people. They don't know what is in it, or how it's made. Thankfully, these questions are answerable.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • Three shots of tequila being poured next to lime wedges and salt flakes

    Blanco Vs Cristalino: How Do These Tequilas Differ

    Both are crystal clear tequilas, but one is vastly more expensive than the other. Besides cost, what are the differences between blanco and cristalino tequila?

    By Sadie Stringer Read More
  • Hand holding piece of fried chicken

    The Red Wines You Should Be Pairing With Your Fried Chicken

    To get some guidance on which red wines pair the best with crunchy fried chicken, Food Republic turned to Joe Mele of The Wine Pair podcast.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • Four glasses on a tray with peanuts

    Once-Loved Beers You Sadly Can't Find Anymore

    Some beers come and go. Let's take a look at several once-loved beers that vanished from store shelves.

    By Clare Mooney Read More
  • A close up of a Negroni with ice and an orange twist on a black bar.

    If A Classic Negroni Is Too Bitter, Swap Out The Campari For A Sweeter Alternative

    The Negroni is a strong, bitter cocktail. To make this drink more approachable, consider swapping out the Campari for a weaker, sweeter alternative.

    By Sean Pagnotti Read More
  • Buttermilk sits in a clear glass surrounded by lemons

    Are There Dairy-Free Substitutes For Buttermilk?

    Food Republic spoke with celebrity chef Art Smith, who provided guidance on whether dairy-free substitutes for buttermilk exist, and how to make them.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • A small glass of vodka sits on a white surface, casting a long shadow

    What To Mix With Vodka For Easy, 2-Ingredient Cocktails

    Vodka can blend well with many things, but it can be a bit overpowering if you don't find the right mix-in, so we spoke to an expert to learn more.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • Two beers with tajín rims and lemon slices

    Try Dressing Your Beer For An Extra Flavor Boost

    If you have ever had a michelada, you've had a dressed beer — but rimming your beer in salt is just the start to a world of flavorful additions.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • Lime green cocktail with mint garnish.

    Green Mimosas Are The Perfect Way To Kickstart St. Patrick's Day: How To Achieve The Signature Color

    These green mimosas are the perfect addition to any St. Patrick's Day celebration, and they're easy to make with one simple addition for that deep emerald hue.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • Peanut butter and jelly sandwich

    When PB&J Meets Alcohol: How To Turn Your Fave Childhood Snack Into A Boozy Drink

    Peanut butter and jelly is an unbeatable combination, and master bartender Kat Gallardo told Food Republic how to give this childhood fave an adult upgrade.

    By Katie Moore Read More
  • person pouring champagne into cocktail glasses on a boat

    What Drinks Mix With Champagne For 2-Ingredient Bubbly Cocktails?

    Champagne may be the hallmark of a special occasion, but it also serves as an excellent base for simple cocktails, like this selection of two-ingredient drinks.

    By Danielle Esposito Read More
  • Gin and tonic in a rocks glass

    The Fragrant Herb That'll Upgrade Your Gin Cocktails

    Gin cocktails are already pretty flavorful, but sometimes the juniper can get a little monotonous. Use this fragrant herb to spice things up again.

    By Lili Kim Read More
  • overhead shot of bock beers

    What Makes A Bock Beer Unique?

    Bock beer is a unique type of brew that hails, as so many beverages do, from Germany. Here's what makes it so unique, as well as some of its variations.

    By Sadie Stringer Read More
  • Amaretto being poured into three long-stemmed shot glasses with almonds in the background

    The Expert Way To Swap Amaretto In Cocktails

    Amaretto goes great in cocktails, but not everyone keeps this liqueur on hand. If you're looking for a good substitute, try this classic bar ingredient.

    By Eli Cohen Read More
  • Simple gin cocktails with various garnishes

    6 2-Ingredient Cocktails That Begin With Gin

    Gin is a flavorful spirit, one that needs little adornment. If you want a simple, two-ingredient gin cocktail, we've got the best list, complete with recipes.

    By Jack Rose Read More
  • Someone stabs a fork into a plate stacked with brownies

    Spike Your Brownies With Leftover Beer For A Seriously Epic Dessert

    There are a few foods out there that are natural pairings, and dark beer and chocolate are two. Here's how to make better brownies with your fav beer.

    By Alba Caraceni Read More
  • Marilyn Monroe laughing for the camera.

    The Marilyn Monroe Cocktail That Was Inspired By Her Favorite Bubbly Drink

    While she likely never drank her eponymous cocktail, the Marilyn Monroe cocktail features her favorite beverage and only needs three easy ingredients.

    By Katie Moore Read More
  • Hot coffee being poured into an orange coffee mug. Shadows from mug and window being cast on a white table.

    The Simple Mix-In To Make A Bad Cup Of Coffee Taste So Much Better

    A bitter coffee can totally ruin your day, but there's a ridiculously simple, and quick, fix for this common issue that will save your drink in seconds.

    By Shaun Melady Read More
  • vanilla beans with extract bottle

    Why You Need To Stay Away From Vanilla Extract When Mixing Cocktails

    If you've ever added some vanilla extract to a cocktail, you may have noticed it absolutely ruined things. Here's why and what you should do instead.

    By Paige Novak-Goberville Read More
  • Person pouring glasses of sparkling wine

    What Types Of Wine Are Categorized As Spumante?

    You may have noticed the term spumante on some wine labels. But what does it mean, and what sort of wines does it refer to?

    By Sadie Stringer Read More
  • Slices of steak on a wooden cutting board with a boat of wine sauce

    When Making A Wine Sauce For Steak, Don't Be Cheap

    You don't need to use your most expensive wine to make a delicious wine sauce for steak, but you shouldn't use an extremely cheap one either.

    By Cara J Suppa Read More
  • A blue margarita sitting on a cutting board.

    Gatorade Margaritas Are A Thing But What Exactly Is The Florida-Based Drink?

    Although you might not believe it, Gatorade margaritas are definitely a thing, and this drink differs from a traditional margarita in a number of ways.

    By Alba Caraceni Read More
  • Pouring red wine into a glass

    Is The Process Of Making Red Blend Wine Actually Different From Others?

    Red blend wine might have a slightly negative connotation, but is the creation of this beverage different from the process to make single varietals?

    By Sadie Stringer Read More
  • Close up of bottle cap on red background

    Whatever Happened To Budweiser's Bud Dry Beer?

    Anheuser-Busch has created a lot of beer brands over the years with varying levels of success. Whatever to its 80s creation, Bud Dry?

    By Sadie Stringer Read More
  • An Oaxacan/mezcal negroni in a classy lined glass with an agave leaf garnish on a yellow table

    For A Smokier Negroni, Swap Out The Gin For A Mexican Favorite

    Negronis are popular for a reason, but if you want to really take yours up a notch, you need to swap the gin out for a different spirit altogether.

    By Sean Pagnotti Read More
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