America's Oldest Brewery Could Be Brought Back From The Dead
Earlier this month on July 12, the Anchor Brewing announced that it was shuttering due to years of declining sales, economic inflation, and corporate takeover.
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Brooklyn's Standard Wormwood Distillery Defines Farm-To-Cocktail
Producing not only all their spirits, but their bitters, add-ins, and everything in between, Standard Wormwood Distillery delivers a truly unique experience.
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Luma Soda: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
In April 2019, Episode 19 of Season 10 of Shark Tank aired, featuring multiple products, including Jim Otteson's Luma Soda. Here's what happened after.
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How Prohibition Nearly Killed American Rye Whiskey
Rye whiskey, a beloved American bar staple, was nearly destroyed during the 1920s when Prohibition shuttered most of the country's distilleries.
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Xanthan Gum Is The Secret Ingredient For Better Frozen Cocktails
There's nothing worse than blending up a batch of your favorite drink only for it to turn into a chunky, icy mess. Fortunately, that's where xanthan comes in.
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The Lime Trick To Know For Enviable Cosmopolitan Cocktails
There are few drinks as classic as a cosmo, but if you really want your cocktail to stand out, you need to know this one trick with lime zest.
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The Rule You Shouldn't Break When Preparing Fizzy Batch Cocktails
Batched cocktails are a huge help, but there are two ingredients you should never add to them in advance: carbonated beverages and fresh citrus juice.
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Why You Should Start Making Aged Eggnog For The Holidays
It may seem strange to think about eggnog during the height of summer, but believe us, the longer you age your homemade eggnog, the better it gets.
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Your Favorite Sparkling Water May Contain 'Forever Chemicals'
According to a 2020 study from Consumer Reports, several leading brands of sparkling water had alarmingly high levels of a chemical called PFAS.
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The Top Non-Alcoholic Beers To Try For Hangover-Free Mornings
Non-alcoholic beers has seen a rapid rise over recent years and brewery's have been catching on to the trend. Here are the top NA beers you need to know about.
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The Inventor Of The Cosmopolitan Has A Problem With Ina Garten's Iconic Version
During lockdowns, many of us got creative in the kitchen. Over 3 million of us watched as Ina Garten made her take on the cosmo, but not everyone was impressed.
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Define Bottle: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Carter Kostler, who was only 15 years old at the time, took his product Define Bottle to "Shark Tank" in 2014 to see if any of the investors would bite.
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Oppenheimer Took His Martinis With A Sweet And Sour Rim
Martinis were so dear to Robert Oppenheimer that his signature recipe made an appearance in the blockbuster film. It's sweet, sour, and shaken, not stirred.
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Starbucks Rewards Members Can Now Get 50% Off Cold Drinks On Wednesdays
Beginning July 26, 2023, Starbucks will offer 50% off cold drinks purchased after noon every Wednesday, or "WinsDays," as the chain calls it, through August 9.
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Ninja's New Gadget Customizes Everything About Your Seltzer Water
The Ninja Thirsti Drink System allows consumers to endlessly personalize their drinks by selecting flavor strengths, fizz levels, and drink sizes.
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Take Out Your French Press To Make Better Cocktails
You can use your French press for more than making morning coffee. Here's how to use the device to make better cocktails, too.
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Obvious Wines: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
There's no denying it: Wine can be intimidating. Obvious Wines aims to take the "huh?" out of buying a bottle, so owner Brice Baillie turned to Shark Tank.
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Top Your Summer Salads With Guy Fieri's Booze-Soaked Watermelon
Guy Fieri may be able to offer guidance on constructing a summer salad that might leave you refreshed and a little buzzed, thanks to a booze-soaked watermelon.
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Why American Tourists Are Filming Themselves Chugging Water In Europe
American tourists chugging water while on their summer vacations in Europe is causing quite the stir on social media because of cultural differences.
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Plum Wine Isn't Actually Wine At All
A true plum wine would be made by fermenting plums and turning their natural sugars into alcohol. Umeshu is not plum wine, nor is ume technically a plum.
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Pedialyte Is A Hydration Powerhouse, And It's Not Just For Kids
Initially marketed for kids, the electrolyte solution Pedialyte gained popularity among adults due to the highly effective way it cures dehydration symptoms.
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The Essential Etiquette Rules To Follow At An Open Bar
Open bars can lead to all kinds of crazy. But we're here to tell you: Be courteous and don't get out of control! Here's a bunch of etiquette rules to follow.
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What Is Land Beer And What Does It Taste Like?
Land beer (from the German word landbier) is a term used to denote more of a place of origin than a specific brewing practice, but it's delicious all the same.
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Flavored Ice Cubes Are The Key To Jazzing Up Soda Cocktails
Who doesn't love a watery, flat soda cocktail? The answer is a resounding no one. Ditch the drama and add pizazz with flavored ice cubes to zhuzh things up.
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The Flavor Profile Of Frangelico And The Best Cocktails To Use It In
While it isn't a household name like Kahlúa or Baileys, Frangelico is a delicious liqueur that's perfect in chilled cocktails or warm late-night bevvies.
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Wine Balloon: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Eric Corti appeared on Shark Tank to share the Wine Balloon, an invention inspired by the common problem of wine going bad shortly after it's opened.
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Calvin Klein's Pantone Hack For The Perfect Cup Of Coffee Every Time
Did you know that you can use Pantone to make your ideal cup of coffee in the morning? Calvin Klein perfected the trick, but here's how you can amp up your cup.
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