The Reason Whiskey Has Aging Laws
There are many different labels that come on whiskey, and that's because the drink has aging laws it must comply with. Here's why - and how it all started.
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What Barrel Pick Whiskey Really Means
If you're a whiskey fan, you've probably dreamed of experiencing a barrel pick. But what does that process really look like? Here's what to know.
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Is A Caesar Salad, Fries, And A Martini Actually A Winning Combination?
The Caesar salad, fries, and martini combo is all the rage nowadays online. Here's what an expert thinks about this pairing, plus tips for elevating it.
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What Is Vermouth?
Vermouth is something you might have heard about when ordering a cocktail. Find out about the different types of vermouth and how to drink it.
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What Separates Sambuca From Ouzo?
Sambuca and ouzo are two Mediterranean anise-flavored spirits. Before you pick up a bottle, find out the differences between the drinks and how they are served.
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The Best Alcohol To Put In Holiday Eggnog
Adding alcohol can jazz up your holiday eggnog, but what kind should you use? Here's how to choose based on which flavor profile you're looking for.
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Does Alcohol Ever Actually Go Bad?
We've all sniffed a wine that's off or taken a sip of a beer that's gone flat. Yet what about the other boozy types -- liquors, sake, vermouths, and more?
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What Type Of Liquor Is Bénédictine?
Bénédictine liqueur's exact ingredients and origin are shrouded in mystery, but thanks to expert sleuths and the Chicago Rabbinic Council, we can guess.
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How Malört Became The Chicago Liqueur Everyone Loves To Hate
Best known for its bitter taste, Malört is the signature liqueur of the Windy City. Here's why the Swedish-inspired drink is iconic among Chicagoans.
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The Secret To The Absolute Smoothest No-Churn Ice Cream Is In Your Liquor Cabinet
No-churn ice cream can sometimes get gritty if it's not prepared just right -- but a surprising ingredient from your home bar can solve that problem.
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How Many Bottles Of Bourbon Are Typically In A Barrel?
The measurement for the amount of bourbon per barrel isn't quite exact, but there's a fairly reliable way to estimate.
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Does Liquor Actually Expire?
The shelf life of your favorite liquor or liqueur depends on the make-up of the drink itself, how much alcohol and sugar it contains, and how you store it.
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The Fizzy Mexican Cocktail Practically Made For Paloma Lovers
For those who think the Paloma cocktail is perfect, it may not seem necessary to try alternatives. But, there's no need to limit yourself to one citrusy drink.
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For Better Cocktails, Grill Your Lemons
Give your cocktails a zesty flavor boost and an extra eye-catching look with grilled lemons, whether you use them for garnish or their fresh juice.
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What Makes Campari Different From Aperol?
Campari and Aperol are both popular Italian liqueurs. Despite similarities in bright color and bitter flavor, the two drinks are actually fairly different.
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Cereal-Infused Vodka Is A Game Changer For Sweet, Delicious Drinks
If a Froot Loops-inspired nightcap along with a vintage episode of cartoons on YouTube sounds like fun, you need to try this flavored vodka hack.
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5 Delicious Combinations For The Best Fall-Themed Jell-O Shots
Fall has its fair share of festivities and flavors that provide autumnal inspiration for brewing up fun fall-themed Jell-O shots for your celebrations.
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How The Pink Squirrel Became An Iconic Wisconsin Cocktail
The pink squirrel is a creamy and distinctively delicious cocktail made from some unusual ingredients. Here's the story of this Wisconsin classic.
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Give Your Bloody Mary A Tangy Kick With One Leftover Liquid
The bloody Mary has evolved to have unique variations, some of which might leave you scratching your head only to find out it's a genius addition.
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Colorado's Unofficial State Drink Is A Riff On A White Russian
Each U.S. state has its own official symbols that reflect its culture, including signature drinks. Find out Colorado's unusual drink and how to make it at home.
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The Origin Of The Rusty Nail, The Rat Pack's Signature Drink
A simple cocktail that combines Scotch and Drambuie liqueur, the Rusty Nail was one of Frank Sinatra's favorite drinks. Here's what we know about its history.
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What Does Proof Mean When It Comes To Alcohol?
Over the years, an alcohol's proof has been measured in unusual ways. One thing's for certain, though: The term has always related to a spirit's strength.
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The State That Drinks The Most Alcohol Is Also One Of The Smallest
While California drinks the most alcohol by volume in the country, this small state in New England leads the nation in consumption per capita.
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Add Red Wine To A Margarita For A Party-Pleasing Aesthetic
When added on top of a margarita, the dry tannins of red wine contrast the sweet and sour elements of the cocktail.
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What Does It Really Mean To Order A Drink Neat?
Whether you're newly 21 or a bar veteran, everyone can use a refresher on alcohol lingo. Here's what "neat" really means (and which drinks to order that way).
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Give Canned Cranberry Sauce The Bold Boost It Needs With A Boozy Addition
There is no more divisive a holiday staple than cranberry sauce. Whether you like it canned or homemade, there's an easy way to elevate it: booze.
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What Is Oyster Vodka And How Do You Mix It Into Martinis?
Oyster juice is a common ingredient in bloody marys and one vodka company has streamlined brunch cocktails entirely with an oyster-infused vodka.
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