What It Means To Order A Martini 'Burnt'
James Bond liked his martini shaken and not stirred, but what does it mean to ask for a martini that's been burnt? The answer might surprise you.
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Make Your Cocktail As Impressive As A $20 Drink With Fancy Ice
Expert bartender and creative director at Quality Branded, Bryan Schneider shares how to make layered ice cubes to make any cocktail feel like a million bucks.
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The Green Flag To Search For When Buying Coffee Beans
While the type of bean you buy and where it comes from is certainly important, the packaging of your coffee beans can make or break your purchase.
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The Absolute Best Bottled Iced Coffee That Money Can Buy
Looking for a refreshing wake-me-up this summer but don't know what to choose? Have no fear. We've got the perfect brand of iced coffee for you to try out.
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Party Like It's 1795 With This Boozy Philadelphia Punch
America's Founding Fathers sure enjoyed their booze. And according to legend, George Washington drank too much of a very boozy Philadelphia punch.
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Is Moonshine Still Illegal In The US? The Answer Is Complicated
Moonshine is a name that's familiar to most Americans, but has the government finally changed its mind about this pungent liquor and made it legal at last?
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Why Sommeliers Use Candles To Test Wine
Ever wonder why sommeliers use candles? Well, it has to do with spotting something before it makes its way into your glass.
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The Best And Worst Mixers For Your Vodka, Ranked
Vodka mixed drinks are easy and delicious, but not all mixers are created equal. From Red Bull to lemonade, we rank the best things to mix with your vodka.
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The Cucumbers You Need For Impossibly Refreshing Margaritas
If you're making margaritas in summer, one great option is to infuse the mix with cucumber, and to garnish it with fancy slices. Here's the best variety to use.
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The Difference Between A Vineyard And A Winery
A winery and a vineyard, while they both play a crucial part in getting you your favorite bottle of Merlot or Syrah, are not exactly the same thing.
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Iced Coffee Spiked With Whiskey Is James Beard-Approved
Iced coffee with a splash of whiskey is an elite brunch beverage, and one that was favored by culinary expert James Beard. Of course, he jazzed his up.
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Want Better Champagne? Don't Store It In The Refrigerator
If you want a bottle of crisp, bubbly Champagne, keep it out of the fridge, and follow these tips instead.
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The Best White Wine Blends For Any Budget
While red wine blends are beloved by oenophiles, white wine blends deserve the love, too. These are some of the best white wine blends for any budget.
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The Right Way To Use The Flavor Notes On Your Bag Of Coffee
You've likely seen the flavor notes on a bag of coffee, but here's how to interpret what you see to know what your coffee will taste like.
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The Best Kind Of Steak To Drink Beer With
Not all beers and steak are a match made in heaven. To create the perfect drink pairing, you'll need a few key details about the steak you're planning to eat.
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13 Must-Try Afternoon Teas Around The World
Afternoon tea is a special tradition, and it's made even more special at these luxurious and intoxicating locations around the world, from London to Tokyo.
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Make Your Spicy Margaritas Truly Stand Out With One Simple Swap
You can make a spicy margarita more quickly than ever by swapping the jalapeños or habaneros for an ingredient you probably already have in your pantry.
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There's One Last Thing You Should Make Before Tossing A Can Of Peaches
When you get to the bottom of a can of peaches, there's only one thing to do and that's turn your liquid gold into a Bellini-inspired cocktail.
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What Is A Swizzle Stick And Do You Really Need One For Great Cocktails?
Swizzle sticks are more than just a fun '50s accoutrement. They date back 400 years, and when used right, they make a difference in the taste of your drink.
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The Rare $150 Bourbon Costco Shoppers Can Buy For $60
If you're a Costco member into rare spirits, you're in luck: You might be able to score a bottle of the one of the world's oldest bourbon brands at the store.
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The World's Most Haunted Wineries
If you enjoy a little haunted history while you imbibe, why not visit one of the world's most haunted wineries? You might just meet a spirit while you sip.
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Natural Wine, Explained By A Sommelier
We asked a sommelier to explain what exactly is natural wine. You've probably heard of it, but we're taking a deeper dive to give you a heads up.
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Green Onion Coffee Is All The Rage In China. Is It Worth Trying?
Green onion and coffee don't typically mesh well together, but some people are arguing otherwise. Turns out, this latte is part of a larger food trend in China.
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10 Delicious Ways To Use Irish Cream Liqueur
Irish cream can be used for more than just flavoring coffee. This versatile liqueur can elevate your favorite desserts, breakfast dishes, and more.
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Infuse A Bottle Of Flat Tonic Water To Upgrade Your Home Mocktail Bar
For the best mocktails, allow your tonic water to flatten out; then, mix it with a bunch of other ingredients, including botanicals like juniper berries.
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The 50/50: The Gentler Martini Riff For Beginners
If you like certain aspects of martinis but find them to be too strong, you'll want to get to know the 50/50, a subtler version that is also a modern classic.
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9 Bottom-Shelf Bourbons That Are Actually Worth The Buy
Sometimes you don't want to spend a ton on bourbon but still want a really good tipple. So, we've compiled a list of the best of the bottom shelf bourbons.
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