How Long Can Wine Sit In A Hot Car For?
Despite the thick glass bottles and shelf-stability, wine is a lot more sensitive than you might think. A hot car can actually ruin your vino.
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What Should You Do When There's A Fly In Your Wine?
While fruit flies are commonly seen near open wine, the etiquette of how to handle it is different in a restaurant than you would probably do at home.
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Spot This On An Italian Restaurant's Drink Menu And You're Probably At A Bad One
There are many qualities to consider when determining if you're at a good Italian restaurant, but according to an expert, the drink menu will be the tell.
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Is Zebra Striping The Trick To Fighting Nasty Hangovers?
Zebra striping is a new trend making waves in the never-ending quest to find the cure to hangovers after a night of drinking, but commitment is key.
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The Buttery White Wine Giada De Laurentiis Buys By The Case
Even though you would find this refreshing and delicious wine on the table of celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis, it still won't break the bank.
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Cheap Vodkas That Are Actually Worth Buying
Looking for a vodka that’s smooth yet affordable? Cocktail expert April Wachtel recommends some of the best cheap vodkas that don't sacrifice quality.
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No Cork, No Problem – The Perfect Fix For Fresh Wine Is Probably Already In Your Kitchen
We've used some far-out tricks to keep wine fresh. But now, that day-two sip will be just as delish thanks to this wine saving method that actually works.
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What Honey Can You Use To Make Mead?
Mead is an ancient drink that's surprisingly easy to make at home. We asked an expert how to get started and which type of honey works best for mead.
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What's The Difference Between Cava And Prosecco?
When people think of sparkling wine, Champagne enjoys the spotlight, but it's far from the only option. What's the difference between cava and prosecco?
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You Can Make Wine At Home — But Should You?
Sure, you can buy a winemaking kit to try your hand at brewing something at home, but is it actually worth the effort? Here's what an expert has to say.
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Do Bitters Stay Good Forever After Being Opened?
No bar cart is complete without a couple of bottles of bitters. But if they are looking a little dusty, you may be wondering if they're still okay to use.
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The Major Mistake That Will Ruin Your Homebrewed Beer
Homebrewing is a great hobby and can produce delicious results, but we talked to an expert who warns to avoid this common mistake when beer making.
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The Umami Addition That Makes Dirty Martinis Deliciously Savory
Dirty martinis are already big on flavor and they certainly don't skimp on class, but if you want to really stretch your creative palate try this ingredient.
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The Unexpected Canned Cocktail That Levels Up Your Glass Of Whiskey
If you enjoy whiskey but aren't as big of a fan of the burn that comes with it, this unexpected canned cocktail is something you should definitely mix in.
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Cheap Whiskey That's Surprisingly Tasty
The level of quality you can get for a wide variety of whiskeys that come at an unusually cheap price point may not just surprise you, but also satisfy you.
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The Best Beer To Pick For Your First Homebrew Batch
If you're considering getting into homebrewing beer as a hobby, you should take the time to consider what to make. This beer is a great option for beginners.
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Why Bartenders Hate Making This Classic Cocktail
Most bartenders love to share their favorite classic cocktails with others. But when it comes to this specific drink, you'll be hard pressed to find a fan.
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The Simple Addition To Spice Up Your Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon blanc is a popular white wine for its tropical notes and crisp minerality, but if you're looking to shake things up try adding this ingredient.
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The Centuries-Old Distillery That Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Bourbon
Costco's Kirkland Signature brands have widespread appeal, but the wholesale grocer doesn't make it themselves. What distillery is behind the bourbon?
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One New Mexico Ski Resort Features Cocktails Hidden Along The Mountain
Skiing can be intimidating for first-time skiers. One owner of a ski resort in New Mexico came up with an easy way to calm anxious skiers on the slopes.
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The Cocktail Alton Brown Always Orders To Test The Bartenders
Alton Brown's favorite cocktail is the Boulevardier but he likes to order this classic drink first to make sure the bartenders know what they are doing.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Whiskey Outside Of Its Original Bottle
Serving pours of liquor from a crystal decanter evokes a sense of class and luxury, but storing whiskey in one actually is not a good idea.
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The Expensive Bourbon That's Aged At Sea
While bourbon has to be made in America, there's no rule that says it can't be aged elsewhere, so this brand let its creativity sail.
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The Case For Making Negronis With Rum
The Negroni is about as classic of a cocktail as you can get, but it's also highly customizable. If you haven't tried it, there's a strong case for using rum.
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Is Wine Typically Gluten-Free?
Gluten intolerance is a bit of a chore since you have to keep track of what you're consuming. When it comes to wine, is gluten something to worry about?
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The Oldest Cocktail Lounge In Milwaukee Is The Birthplace Of The Pink Squirrel
The oldest cocktail lounge in Milwaukee is credited with inventing the Pink Squirrel and is known for its selection of classic Wisconsin ice cream cocktails.
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How To Give Coca-Cola A Refreshing, Boozy Mexican Twist
Coca-Cola is a classic mixer behind the bar, but if you're ready to try something new give this mixed drink a try for a refreshing, Mexican twist.
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