How To Open A Beer Bottle Using Only Another Beer Bottle
If you're trying to crack open a cold bottle of beer but don't have a bottle opener, all you need to do is grab another bottle of beer and use this trick.
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9 Gluten-Free Beers Absolutely Worth Sipping, According To Experts
These expert-recommended beers range from refreshingly crisp lagers to bold IPAs and are rich with flavor and body, despite the low gluten content.
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The 15 Best Hotel Bars In The US
Despite the reviews on a hotel, sometimes the lobby lounge or bar is an experience to behold, whether for the menu, the vibe, its history, or its unique decor.
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How Long Does It Really Take For Alcohol To Take Effect?
If you've ever felt alcohol's effects, you've probably wondered how the process works. We consulted with an expert to breakdown the timeline.
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Mix An IPA And Rum For A Delicious Cocktail With A Surprisingly Citrusy Sip
Beer-based cocktails don't get much attention, but they might capture your curiosity if you try this surprisingly citrusy cocktail that mixes rum with an IPA.
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Ranking Cheap Beer Brands From The Least Drinkable To The Absolute Best
What's the best cheap beer brand? We rounded up as many tall boys as we could get our hands on for this taste test and ranking, from Natty Ice to Rainier.
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The Expensive Luxury Wine You Can Get For A Steal At Costco Is Too Good To Be True — Literally
Costco's budget wines are a revelation, but they're not all winners. Here's the typically pricey luxury wine on offer at Costco that you're best off avoiding.
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A Little Bit Of White Wine Goes A Long Way In Store-Bought Yellow Cake Mix
There are endless ways to perk up a boxed yellow cake mix, and one of the most refreshing additions is swapping out the water for white wine instead.
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Amber Vs Red Ale: What's The Difference Between Beers?
Whether you realized it or not, amber ale and red ale are actually two different kinds of beers with their own tasty and unique flavor profiles.
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Meet Frizzante, Sparkling Wine's Mellow Cousin
If you're in the mood for a drink but yearn for something a little lighter, look no further! Enjoy a glass of frizzante, sparkling wine's mellow cousin.
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This May Be The Oldest Drinkable Wine In The World
Drinking days-old leftover wine is fine if you store it right. Then there's storing your wine so well it may still be drinkable after hundreds of years.
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Is Costco's Lafite Rothschild Wine 6-Pack Really Worth $6,999?
If you've noticed Costco's Lafite Rothschild wine six-pack going for $6,999 online, you may be wondering if it's worth that hefty price tag. Here's the truth.
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Coffee And Wine Come Together For The Perfect Bold Brunch Drink
If there's one constant struggle during brunch, it's deciding what to drink. Mimosas are the go-to, but they get boring. Next time, try a coffee-and-wine combo.
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The Best Low-Alcohol-Content Beer Options For A Sober-Curious Lifestyle
The sober-curious lifestyle embraces clarity of mind, but that doesn't mean you can't have any alcohol. In fact, there are some excellent low-alcohol beers.
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The 15 Most Underrated Wine Regions Around The World, According To Experts
Many popular wine regions can get a bit crowded. Take a look at our list of the most underrated wine regions that produce great wines in beautiful settings.
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The Absolute Best Tool For Opening Vintage Wine
The corks in decades-old bottles of wine can break down over time and become brittle. Instead of reaching for a corkscrew, try this handy tool.
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Does It Matter If Your Beer Is Unpasteurized?
Ever wondered if all beers are unpasteurized? Does it even matter either way? The answer to this question isn't quite as simple as it might seem.
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When To Opt For Bottled Beers Over Draft At A Bar
At a bar, draft beer is typically the way to go. But sometimes, it's better to opt for a bottle. Here are the signs to avoid a draft pour at your watering hole.
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Is It Okay To Buy Beer That Is Stored Warm?
From aisle endcaps to seasonal displays, some beer is simply left unrefrigerated at the store. Here's what an expert has to say about buying these warm brews.
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The One Type Of Beer The Best-By Date Really Matters For
For many beers, the best-by date really is just a suggestion (if it even stays in the fridge long enough to need one). But it does matter for this beer type.
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This US State Produces The Most Hops, And It's A Must-Visit For Beer Lovers
Hops are the main ingredient in beer, so the United States produces quite a bit of them. This must-visit state for beer lovers produces the most.
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You Can Use Beer To Keep Slugs And Snails Out Of Your Garden For Good
That pint of beer chilling in your fridge is all it takes to get rid of the pests in your home garden. Here's how to set up a successful beer trap.
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11 Of The Biggest Beer Recalls Of All Time
You may not even realize beer can be recalled, but like any other food item, it can. These are some of the biggest beer recalls in recent history.
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When Pairing Beer With Mexican Food, Here's What To Reach For
Beer is the perfect beverage to accompany rich, deeply flavored Mexican food. Here's the beer to reach for the next time you enjoy a Mexican meal.
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UK Aldi Has A Weekly Wine Deal We Need In The US ASAP
It's no secret that Aldi has some of the best deals around. But in the UK, Aldi customers are experiencing huge savings on select wines. Here's why.
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The Myth About British Beer Drinking That Simply Isn't True
Britain is known for lots of things, including its drinking culture, but there's a particular myth about British beer drinking that isn't true.
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Argentine Malbec On A Budget: The Best Bottles Under $25
Argentine Malbec has a prestigious reputation worldwide. But big flavor doesn't have to mean big prices and these Argentine Malbecs are all under $25.
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