What It Means To 'Split The G' When Drinking A Guinness
There's a trend going around among Guinness drinkers where they encourage each other to 'split the G.' But what does splitting the G even mean?
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How Climate Change Is Seriously Affecting Winemaking In France
Changing temperatures and weather patterns are wreaking havoc on many agricultural practices around the world, and French winemaking is no exception.
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The Beer-Loving City With The Most Breweries In The US
While most cities have their fair share of breweries, one U.S. city takes its love of beer to the next level with more breweries to visit than any other city.
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Is White Wine Always Necessary When Making Shrimp Scampi?
Roses are red, violets are blue, shrimp scampi needs white wine … or does it? Find out how to navigate the wine sitch for your best-ever shrimp scampi.
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The Best Expert-Approved Pairings For The Ultimate Beer Ice Cream Float
Beer ice cream floats don't just have to be Guinness over vanilla. These creative pairings are delicious and expert-approved.
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What Determines If A Wine Is Dry?
We know a wine is dry when we taste it, but actually determining what makes it dry can be a tricky question to untangle and comes down to a variety of factors.
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Do All Wines Contain Sugars?
Some wines have a sweeter taste than others, but do they all contains sugar? Here's how much you can expect to find in your favorite styles.
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How Much Sugar Is Typically In Beer?
Keeping an eye on your sugar intake is a key part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, so it's important to know how much sugar is in beer.
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The Chicago And Cleveland Grocery Chain With A Local Craft Brew On Tap Every Day
Heinen's has revolutionized the way grocery stores sell beer and wine by allowing customers to sip on a wide variety of alcoholic offerings while they shop.
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What Type Of Beer Is Coors Banquet?
Coors Light may be the most notable beer produced by the Colorado-based brewery, but Coors Banquet is worth giving a try. Here's what you should know.
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Sorry Trump, American Champagne Will Never Be A Thing
A recent social media post by the U.S. president referenced "American Champagne," but no such beverage exists, and it never will. Here's why.
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What Is The Best Beer To Dye Green For St. Patrick's Day?
Celebrate St. Paddy's Day in style by dyeing your beer bright green. Here's how to choose the best brew for a festive drink that suits the holiday.
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The Decanting Hack That Might Actually Be Ruining Your Wine
The hour or two spent decanting a bottle of wine can be annoying, but you shouldn't speed up the process using this viral hack, according to an expert.
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13 Discontinued Beers We're Never Getting Back
From the iconic Bud Light Dry to craft Anchor Beer, we break down the list of beers that aren't available anymore (some more missed than others).
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Who Makes Aldi's Winking Owl Boxed Wine?
The popular Winking Owl boxed wine is exclusive to Aldi, but the label doesn't reveal the company behind the brand. Here's what we know about the winemakers.
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How To Properly Pair Wine With Oily Fish
Oily fish have a richness that demands a good beverage to go with it. Chowhound consulted an expert on the best wine pairings for this fatty seafood.
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What's The Best Wine To Pair With Your Turkey?
The wine you drink with your turkey dinner can make or break the whole experience. We asked an expert on the best wines to pair with your poultry.
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How Long Canned Wine Really Lasts (And When To Throw It Out)
If you've been holding on to a can of wine for a while, you might be wondering whether or not to throw it out -- we have the answers for you.
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The Winery Behind Trader Joe's Sparkling Wine
Trader Joe's shoppers value the grocery chain for its wine offerings, especially its sparkling wines. Here's what to know about where they're made.
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What's With All The Hate Against Screw Top Wine?
People love to hate on screw top wine, but should they? Here's what to know about this kind of bottle closure, including how it first rose to prominence.
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Who Drinks More Beer, Canada Or The US?
Beer is an ancient alcoholic beverage that people have consumed for years. Today, it's still popular around the world, in some places more than others.
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10 Unique Beer Breweries Around The World
These 10 breweries are among the most distinctive in the world, with each of them offering its own special touch in crafting beers.
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Why Ginger Ale Is The Versatile Drink Base Your Home Bar Needs
Ginger ale pairs well with just about anything you're drinking. Here's why it's so essential to have on hand.
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Is Beer Cheaper In The US Or Canada?
Heading north of the border? Here's a comprehensive break down of the price of beer in Canada vs. the U.S. and where you’ll get the best bang for your buck.
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The Ingredient In IPA Beer That May Make You Sleepy
While some IPAs pack quite a punch, with 10% alcohol by volume or more, alcohol content isn't the only reason you feel sleepy after you've had a pint or two.
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The Unique, Traditional Way Grapes Are Grown In Greece
On the Santorini islands in Greece, winemaking culture thrives despite the harsh climate, because grapes are grown into a uniquely protective shape.
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11 Popular Beer Drinking Games, Explained
If you've got a ton of beer, a group of bored friends, and nothing to do, you're in luck! Here are the rules to some easy-to-learn popular beer drinking games.
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