What Is Coffee Milk And Why Do Rhode Islanders Love It So Much?
If you don't know about coffee milk, you're missing out. Get to know this regional drink, which Rhode Island residents have been enjoying for almost a century.
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Apple Cider Is The Base Of Ree Drummond's Fall Twist On A Classic Cocktail
Ree Drummond of Pioneer Woman fame takes a classic cocktail and adds a fall twist with the help of apple cider and a few extra spices. Here's how she does it.
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What Does It Mean To Order A Rail Drink?
Have you ever heard someone order a rail drink? So what exactly is it? Here's what it means to order one - you might be surprised at the answer.
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The Best Rum To Pair With Your Chocolate Desserts
There are many different kinds of rum, so which ones go best with rich chocolatey desserts? We turn to a spirit expert for some guidance on pairing the two.
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Transform Pumpkin Beer Into A Fall-Inspired Cocktail With One Ingredient
A bottle of pumpkin beer is always a welcome fall libation, but one simple ingredient can turn the standalone ale into a perfect-for-fall cocktail.
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Avoid These Mistakes With Your Next Tropical, Rum-Based Cocktail
Tropical cocktails are tons of fun, but you still need to approach making them with care. Here's how to avoid any piña colada problems or daiquiri disasters.
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The Unexpected Flavors You Should Be Adding To Your Cider-Based Cocktails
Fall flavors can be delicious if not predictable. When you're in the mood for something a bit more surprising, here's how to give your cider cocktails a boost.
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The Simple Trick For Better Rum Cocktails
If you're starting to get a bit bored your average rum cocktails, there's a simple, expert-approved trick that you can use to give them a boost.
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Ninja Luxe Café: It's $500, But Here's Why That's Actually A Steal
I tried the Ninja Luxe Café, determining whether this all-in-one machine was easy enough to use to produce quality café-style espresso and coffee at home.
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What Is Rum Typically Made Out Of?
Whether you're sipping on a piña colada or a mojito, that rum had a long journey before it got to your glass. Here's why rum has such a distinct taste.
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What Does Malted Barley Have To Do With Beer?
Conversations about beer often focus on hops, but barley is the essential ingredient that can mean the difference between a pale ale and a stout.
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The Ideal Temperature To Drink Guinness At (And Why It Takes 24 Hours)
Pouring a Guinness correctly can be an immensely satisfying change. We spoke with Guinness Brand Ambassador Zack Berger to find out the best temperature.
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You Might Not Have Tasted This Under-The-Radar Southern Soda, But 5 Presidents Have
The regional beverages of the American South are some of the best in the country. In fact, one soda has been sipped by five U.S. presidents.
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Why You Should Add A Few Sprinkles Of Salt To Bitter Beers
While some love the bitter taste of certain beers, it isn’t for everybody. Luckily there is a really quick and easy fix to help save your drink.
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The Type Of Rum That's Best Left At The Liquor Store According To An Expert
There are countless varieties of rum on liquor store shelves, but rum expert Robyn Smith advises against ever going for this one type of the spirit.
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What Kind Of Beer Is Corona?
Corona is ubiquitous when it comes to beers, but you may not know what kind of beer it is. We take a look at what's behind this delicious beer.
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Mead Vs Wine: Are They The Same Thing?
People have made mead and wine for thousands of years. But besides having similar origins, these fermented drinks actually have many differences.
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Shake Up Your Shirley Temples With This Bubbly Boozy Addition
If you have nostalgia for the Shirley Temple drink you used to have as a kid, you can easily update it with different ingredients to make bubbly cocktails.
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The US State That's Responsible For Growing The Most Coffee
When we think about coffee, we often think of the Pacific Northwest, especially Washington State. However, that region is not great for growing coffee.
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Surprise! Grenadine Syrup Isn't Cherry-Flavored
Most of us grew up thinking that grenadine syrup was cherry-flavored, but instead, this tasty syrup is made with a totally different red fruit.
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The Pasta And Wine That Pair Perfectly With Bolognese Sauce
Bolognese sauce is a classic, hearty pasta sauce, but what type of pasta works best with the sauce, and what type of wine should you pair with the dish?
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Yes, There Is A Proper Way To Store Canned Beer
Whether you're buying a four-pack of tall boys from a craft brewery or a case of your favorite budget brew, you'll want to store your canned beer the right way.
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It Couldn't Be Easier To Pair Pasta And Wine With Pomodoro Sauce
Finding the right wine to pair with a pasta pomodoro couldn't be easier. It's versatility lends itself to a wide variety of popular wines.
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How Many Beers Are Typically In A Pitcher?
When you're ordering a pitcher for the table at the bar, you'll need to be able to guess how many people it can serve. Here's how the numbers stack up.
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Is Applejack The Same As Apple Brandy?
You've probably heard of applejack and apple brandy, but do these terms refer to the same alcoholic drink? Here's everything you need to know.
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The Common Soda You Need To Make A Magical Butterbeer Copycat
While variations may skip the whipped cream and caramel garnish or add alcohol, Harry Potter's butterbeer always contains this soda.
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Here's The Actual Difference Between Vodka And Gin
Vodka and gin have similar foundations, but in their final state, the two liquors are so different that they often aren't used in the same drinks and cocktails.
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