You Can Get A Degree In Beer Brewing — Here's How It's Done
Beer is a big part the college experience for many young people. However, you might not know that you can actually get a degree in beer brewing.
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This Jet-Black Whiskey Is One Of The Worst Of All Time According To Our Expert
There are more brands of whiskey out there than you could ever memorize. Some brands, such as the one that made this awful jet-black whiskey, can be forgotten.
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The 12 Best Tequila Brands You Might Not Have Heard Of
Some of the best tequila brands out there are ones that may not be on your radar yet. Here are 12 to keep an eye on, per our panel of experts.
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How To Give Herbs A Sweet And Sophisticated Touch Before Garnishing A Beverage
Chocolate is the perfect touch to give an herb garnish a dazzling upgrade. Pair it with your favorite drinks for a sophisticated treat for the senses.
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Don't Throw Out Used Coffee Pods, Use Them For An Upgraded Kitchen Aesthetic
Many people have a coffee maker that uses pods. These pods are often simply tossed away, but you can also use them to upgrade your kitchen aesthetic.
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The Worst Fast Food Chain Lemonade Has An Artificial Taste We Just Couldn't Ignore
A good lemonade on a hot day might be the best drink you can ever have. What isn't the best drink is this artifical-tasting lemonade from a fast food chain.
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Do Coffee Beans Go Bad If Unopened? Here's What You Need To Know
If you have a bag of unopened whole bean coffee sitting in the back of your pantry, is it still good? Here's what to know about whole beans going bad.
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I Tried 15 White Claws And Never Expected This Flavor To Be The Winner
When it comes to hard seltzers, White Claws are iconic. We taste-tested the flavors to see which ones come out on top and which ones to avoid.
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5 Nonalcoholic Drinks That Pair Well With Italian Food
Italian food is often paired with, what else, Italian wine. If not wine, than something else alcoholic. If that's not for you, try these nonalcoholic pairings.
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Want To Start Drinking Green Tea? Learn How To Brew It Properly
Green tea can be tricky to make, since it can get bitter very quickly. To avoid that, here are some tips to keep in mind when brewing green tea.
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Why Hazy IPAs Are Worth Considering, Even If You Hate IPAs
IPAs are a polarizing beer due to their strong, hoppy bitterness. Hazy IPAs are a great brew to try even if you're not a fan of regular IPAs.
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Why Bourbon Deserves A Place In Your Wine-Pairing Repertoire
Wine is typically enjoyed on its own, but bourbon deserves a chance to shine together with vino. Here's why these two make a fantastic couple.
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15 Of Jacques Pepin's All-Time Favorite Foods
Jacques Pepin is a very famous celebrity chef who you've likely seen alongside Julia Child. Here are some insights into some of his all-time favorite foods.
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What's The Best Beer To Use For Beer Brats?
Even if you're more focused on how to grill the bratwurst, a beer bath is still a crucial step. And some beers are better-suited for bratwurst than others.
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You'll Want To Have This Type Of Bourbon On Hand For An Espresso Old Fashioned
The old fashioned is a delicious cocktail, but it gets even better with a shot of espresso. To balance the espresso, make sure you use this type of bourbon.
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Make This Popular Rum Cocktail With Whiskey For A Cowboy Twist This Summer
Whiskey may not be the first spirit that comes to mind when you're craving a refreshing summer libation, but maybe it should be -- especially in this cocktail.
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The Mistakes You Need To Avoid When Ordering A Bloody Mary
Whether a bloody Mary is your go-to brunch cocktail or you're simply keen to try one, a mixologist advises avoiding these mistakes when ordering the drink.
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The Mistake That's Making Your Matcha A Clumpy Mess
If your matcha is turning out clumpy, rather than smooth and creamy, here's what mistake might be causing the issue, according to an expert.
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Give Your Morning Coffee A British Twist With This Noble Latte
If you're up for giving your morning coffee an upgrade, this little twist will add an earthy, floral, and citrusy complexity to your drink.
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Vermouth Fans Need To Try This Classic Cocktail In Reverse
If you're a fan of vermouth, a fortified wine mixed with various herbs and spices, you need to try the reverse Manhattan cocktail — it's right up your alley.
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Don't Waste That Overly Strong Brew. Turn It Into Thai Iced Coffee Instead
To err in the kitchen is human. To make something delicious from it anyway is divine. If your error is too-strong coffee, here's how to make it iced and Thai.
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4 Sour Candies You Should Be Using As A Cocktail Garnish
When it comes to making cocktails, the garnish is often overlooked. Next time, instead of the usual garnishes, sweeten things up by using a sour candy.
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The Underrated Mocktail Base You Probably Already Have At Home
If you're making mocktails at home, consider adding in this ingredient. And the best part is that you likely already have it in your kitchen. Here's why.
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10 Creative Ways To Organize Your Shot Glasses
Shot glasses are both fun souvenirs and practical tools that make for great collectible items. Luckily, there are several creative ways to keep them organized.
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The Worst Bargain Whiskey For Sale At Costco According To Reviews
Costco's signature Kirkland products offer great quality and value, and this extends to its selection of spirits. However, there is one Costco whiskey to avoid.
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The Effortless Way To Serve Cocktails To A Crowd With All The Style And None Of The Stress
If you're hosting a party, it might be worth it to make a batch of cocktails in advance. Although it sounds complicated, this method is pretty easy. Here's why.
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One Ice Cube Trick Bourbon Drinkers Swear By For Smoother Sips
If you're a fan of bourbon on the rocks, here's one ice cube trick that will improve your sip's flavor by preventing a watered-down, disappointing drink.
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