The Best Red Wine Blends Under $30
Red blends are a dime a dozen, but we've selected some of the best on the market for your sipping pleasure - and to help you get the most bang for your buck.
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Use Sparkling Wine To Whip Up The Fluffiest Scrambled Eggs
Got a few swigs left in the bottle that you don't want to see go to waste? Try mixing them into your breakfast scramble to aerate the mixture and add texture.
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How Long Sake Will Still Taste Good After Opening
Want to keep your sake fresh for as long as possible? Here's how to maximize its shelf life -- and how long it will stay tasty even in the best conditions.
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Fishwife Debuts Tinned Fish And Beer Pairing With Keystone Light
A new collaboration between Fishwife and Keystone Light called the Smooth Snackle Pack brings together tinned fish and beer in a brightly-designed tackle box.
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How Long Canned Beer Lasts In The Fridge Vs At Room Temperature
How you store beer makes a difference in how long it will last. Here's how beer's shelf life changes based on whether it's kept in the fridge.
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How Long Beer Lasts In Cans Vs Bottles
How long beer lasts can depend on how -- and where -- you store it. Here's how to keep beer fresh for as long as possible, whether it's in a bottle or a can.
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The Absolute Worst Wine Pairing For Raw Fish
Choosing the right wine pairing for raw fish is a delicate balance. Here's how to select the perfect vino for sushi, ceviche, and other tasty dishes.
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What Is XXXX Beer? Australia's Pride And Joy Explained
If you've never been to Australia, you've probably never tried the country's iconic XXXX beer, but it's an absolute Oz classic. Here's how it came to be.
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How Long Champagne Will Stay Crisp And Bubbly After Opening
How long will your bubbly stay, well, bubbly? Here's what to know about keeping your Champagne effervescent for as long as possible after opening.
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What DOC Means On Italian Wine Labels
Your window into the wonderful world of Italian wine starts with understanding the label. Here's why so many Italian wine bottles say DOC on the side.
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The Biggest Myth About Keeping Champagne Bubbly
People have come up with various tricks to keep the Champagne bubbly, but not all of them work -- take the infamous spoon-in-the-bottle trick, for example.
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The One Mistake To Avoid When Pairing Wine With Spicy Food
With spicy foods, some of us just can't take the heat. In this case, it's best to avoid pairing certain wines with that spiciness so you don't fuel the fire.
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The Ice Bucket Mistake To Avoid While Chilling Wine
Chilling your wine sounds like the easiest task in the world, but plenty of people get it wrong and end up with a half-chilled bottle of wine.
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Keep Champagne Fizzy For Up To 2 Weeks With A Special Stopper
Keep the fizz alive with a champagne preservation kit. The secret to preserving the sparkle for up to a month is some supplemental CO2 and an infusion device.
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Don't Bother Ordering Top-Notch Wine On An Airplane
Celebrating your travels with a glass of fine wine on the airplane might sound like a rite of passage, but here's why you're honestly better off without it.
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The Absolute Best Type Of Wine To Drink With Chicken Marsala
Chicken marsala would be nothing without its creamy wine-based sauce. Instead of drinking your cooking wine, here are the wines that pair best with this dish.
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The Best Type Of Wine, Beer, And Cocktail To Drink With Crab Cakes
If you're deciding to pair your crab cakes with wine, beer, or a cocktail, this guide can help you choose the best beverages for the most flavorful experience.
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The Best Type Of Wine, Beer And Cocktail To Drink With Pork Chops
Next time you're making pork chops, use this guide to help you select the perfect wine, beer, or cocktail to pair with this classic cut of meat.
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Why Flutes Are The Worst Type Of Glass For Champagne
Flutes are known as the traditional champagne glass, but it shouldn't be that way. The truth is that flutes might actually be making your champagne taste worse.
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One Mistake To Resist When Pairing Wine With Salmon
Just as salmon takes on an array of flavors in cooking, it can just as well be paired with an array of wines, including reds. Yes, even reds.
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Here's How Long You Can Store An Unopened Bottle Of Red Wine
Some higher-end red wines can last for decades, while others are shouldn't be stored for longer than a few years. Most red wines fall somewhere in the middle.
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What It Means When A Wine Bottle Is Labeled 'Reserve'
There's nothing better than a glass of properly aged wine. But you might be surprised to find that not all wines with a "reserve" label are created equal.
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Why It's Difficult To Pair Salads And Wine
Matching a wine with a flavorful salad can be difficult. The trick is to focus finding the right wine to complement the acidity in the salad dressing.
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Why Cooking Wine Is Salty, And How To Adjust For It
Usually using regular table wine as your cooking wine is the way to go but there are times when cooking wine does just fine. You just need to watch the salt.
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Why Champagne Bottles Are So Heavy
Champagne and sparkling wine bottles are usually quite a bit heavier than the non-sparkling variety, but why is that, exactly? Here's what you need to know.
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12 Wine Subscriptions To Toast To Each Month
We've scoured reviews and consulted experts so you can toast the best monthly wine subscription that is right for you.
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What Are Sulfites In Wine?
"Sulfites" is another term for the chemical compound sulfur dioxide. While a form of sulfur in your wine might not sound great, it occurs naturally in wines.
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