The First Pumpkin Beer Goes Way, Way Back
Pumpkin beer might seem like a modern fad, but it predates the pumpkin spice latte by centuries. Its history goes back to the colonial period.
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You Really Need To Start Brining Your Pumpkin Seeds In Beer
Many roasted pumpkin seed recipes will tell you to soak the seeds in a saltwater brine. Using beer in your brine, however, will add far more flavor.
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How To Serve Flaming Shots Without Setting Yourself On Fire
Flaming shots can be thrilling, but you don't want to wander into the fun wantonly. Know the sensible safety tips before you set booze aflame.
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15 Gifts To Impress Beer Snobs, From Coveted Bottles To Must-Have Gear
For some people, beer isn't just a beverage - it's a way of life. If you know one of these beer enthusiasts, impress them with these themed gifts.
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Ree Drummond Gets Fall Festivities Started With A Twist On A Classic Cocktail
Ree Drummond gives this cocktail a fall twist by including several ingredients that provide an autumnal flair. Add nutmeg for garnish and you're golden!
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No, A Lemon Drop Cocktail Is Not A Martini. Here's Why
Want something that's martini-adjacent but with a sweeter twist? Try the lemon drop cocktail, but don't call it a martini - it lacks something vital.
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14 Cheap But Delicious Beers You'll Wish You Tried Sooner
Beer doesn't have to be expensive to taste great. Here's a list of 14 beers that are all worth a try -- and they won't break your wallet. Bottoms up!
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What Does It Mean To Order Your Drink Neat?
If you are learning how to appreciate your favorite spirit, consider ordering it neat. The sipping experience allows you to get the full effect of the drink.
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Here's Why Your Homemade Jell-O Shots Keep Failing
If you can't seem to get your Jell-O shots to set or your guests cringe at your boozy Jell-O, here are some key errors you might be making.
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Here's What's In Helen Mirren's Namesake Cocktail
Helen Mirren introduced a cocktail named after her on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Her namesake cocktail was created by her favorite bar in New Orleans.
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14 Bourbons That Aren't Worth Buying
Bourbon is a popular liquor, but not every bottle of bourbon is worth your while. These are the specific bottles that you can probably go without buying.
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The Majority Of The World's Whiskey Comes From One Country
One of the most consumed liquors in the world, many countries have their share of the malt-flavored pie, but no country comes even close to this one.
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Are French Martinis Really From France?
The French martini is a tasty, fruity classic, but does it actually come from France? We dig in its history, and where it fits in the total -tini picture.
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Booze Up Your Pumpkin Beer Even More With One Addition
Vanilla vodka actually makes the perfect addition to your seasonal pumpkin beer. Here's how to add it in and some other creative seasonal mix-in ideas.
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How Many Cans Of Beer Are In A Pony Keg?
A pony keg is just a fourth of a regular keg, but it packs in a boatload of beers. If you're planning a get-together, see if the amount suits you.
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The Only Type Of Whisky Winston Churchill Liked To Sip On
Winston Churchill was known for being an avid and proud drinker. While he drank widely when it came to booze, for whisky, only one type would do.
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Wait, Is Dr Pepper Actually Good In Margaritas?
We're not saying you gotta try it, but you can at least know about it. The internet craves to experiment, as with this Dr. Pepper margarita. Any takers?
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The Best Alcohol For Spiking Apple Cider
It's the season of warm, spiced apple cider, and there's nothing better than adding a splash of complementary booze to make it an autumn cocktail.
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The Bizarre Absinthe Myth You Have To Stop Believing
You might associate absinthe with the opium dens and bohemian artists of old, but there's some misinformation surrounding the drink's mythic legacy.
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The Competing Origin Stories Behind Long Island Iced Tea
The Long Island Iced Tea is attributed to two different bartenders decades apart, one from Long Island, Manhattan, and the other from Kingsport, Tennessee.
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What 'Cask Strength' Really Means For Your Bourbon
Increase your bourbon knowledge with a dive into the meaning of 'cask strength'. Discover how this term impacts whiskey's flavor and potency.
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Here's How Many Drinks You'll Get In A Single Bottle Of Wine
Learn how many glasses of wine you can pour from a single wine bottle. Explore how choosing the right wine glass can enhance your sipping experience.
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What, Exactly, Are Tannins In Wine?
You may have heard about tannins in wine, but what exactly are these compounds and how do they affect the way a wine tastes and feels when you sip it?
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The Unique Liquor In Martha Stewart's Signature 'Martha-Tini'
Discover the unique liquor featured in Martha Stewart's signature 'Martha-tini'. Uncover the ingredient that adds an twist to this classic cocktail recipe.
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Explaining The Kangaroo Kicker, The Forgotten Cocktail That Was Inspired By WWII
A martini is a classic cocktail with a long history and many variations. In the wake of World War II, one was briefly known as a kangaroo kicker.
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No, Not Every Beer Is Vegan-Friendly
It's a common myth that all beer is vegan. While this isn't true for all beers, the good news is, several popular brands are confirmed animal-free.
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Make Beer Storage Simple With The 3-30-300 Rule
The best way to store beer and keep it fresh is to follow the 3-30-300 rule. We'll explain what that is so you can store your beer with confidence.
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