Here's How Maker's Mark Bourbon Got Its Famous Red Wax Drip
Bottles of Maker's Mark bourbon are immediately identifiable by their red wax drip seal. The seal's history and function are both revealed here.
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Forget Espresso Martinis And Say Hello To The Chai-Tini
While espresso martinis remain popular, those looking for a more novel cocktail should try the chai-tini. This warm, spiced drink is a bona fide winner.
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What Proof Is Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Whiskey?
Jack Daniel's has been branching out into premium whiskey products and its single barrel offering has taken the whiskey world by storm. But what proof is it?
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How To Know If You're Allergic To Wine
Diagnosing a wine allergy is tricky thanks to the number of different allergens that are found in the drink. There are, however, some tell-tale symptoms.
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11 Best Pinot Grigio Brands For Your Money
Pinot grigio wine should be refreshing and fruity, but not all bottles are worth the cost. These are the best brands that you can buy for your money.
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How Climate Change Affects The Way Sparkling Wine Is Made
Climate change is the main reason why world-class, sparkling wine is now being made in countries like England. But can it really rival the quality of Champagne?
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All The Meaty Juices That Can Go In A Bullshot Cocktail
Originally made with bouillon, the bullshot is a savory, mid-century cocktail that can get its trademark flavor from a variety of meaty juices.
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Does Asparagus Actually Help Hangovers? Asking For A Friend
Many foods and drinks are said to help hangovers, but they offer no real relief. Could asparagus be the one that actually works?
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You Can Drink A Beer Made From Oysters (Yes, Seriously)
Oyster stout beer is made using the bivalve's shell, flesh, or a combination of the two. While briny, it's not as outlandish as many other types of beer.
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The Vintage Wine That Gave Costco Shoppers Sticker Shock
Costco is known to sell everything from candy to gold bars. However, many people were taken aback when a Californian Costco stocked a pack of world-class wine.
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Here Are The Beers That Are Better Served Warm
Common wisdom has it that beer should be served cold, but that's not always the case. Here are the types of beer you shouldn't be serving fresh from the fridge.
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What Type Of Alcohol Is Actually In Cans Of Twisted Tea?
Curious about the alcohol in Twisted Tea? It’s not vodka, as many might guess - find out the surprising truth behind what’s actually in those cans!
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What's The Difference Between Ales And Lagers
When it comes to beer, ales and lagers are the name of the game. But what makes these two types of beer different and why does it matter which you choose?
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Costco's New Kirkland Seltzers Take On A Classic Cocktail
Costco already has a line of hard seltzers, but now, the wholesale chain is selling a new fruity, fizzy, and boozy beverage at some locations.
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The Florida Steakhouse With One Of The Largest Wine Collections In America
While most restaurants offer only a modest selection of wine, this Floridian steakhouse boasts a cellar that's packed with hundreds of thousands of bottles.
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Make Your Next Espresso Martini Sparkle With An Unconventional Twist
Espresso martinis are the perfect blend of fancy cocktail and fun pick-me-up. Give your next espresso martini a twist with one extra ingredient.
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White Russian Vs Black Russian Cocktails: What's The Difference?
The names are similar, and so are the ingredients, but there is one component that a White Russian has that a Black Russian does not.
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The Astounding Amount Of Wine George Washington Drank
As the first President of the United States, George Washington led a pretty exciting life. Along the way, he drank an exorbitant amount of this specific wine.
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Does Baileys Really Need To Be Refrigerated?
Baileys is a great choice when it comes to Irish cream, but the drink does contain dairy. If you've got yourself a bottle, should you be refrigerating it?
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What Exactly Is Japanese Izakaya-Style Dining?
While Western cultures long ago assimilated certain Japanese styles of dining, others, like izakaya, have not yet so fully bridged the divide.
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Is The Pricey Clase Azul Tequila Really Just A Scam In A Fancy Bottle?
Clase Azul is riding the wave of luxury spirits that's gained traction in recent years, but is the hand painted bottle a clever disguise for a subpar product?
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What Exactly Makes Beer A Bock?
There are all kinds of beer categories to choose from. But while it's great to have options, the names can get confusing. So what exactly is a bock beer?
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Here's How To Booze Up Your Maple Syrup For A Better Brunch
Maple syrup pairs perfectly with pancakes, waffles, and other brunch classics. To make it even better, create your own boozy version with bourbon or rum.
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Who Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Champagne?
Costco's in-house brand has a number of generic alcoholic drinks that can compete with name-brand offerings, but who's behind Kirkland Champagne?
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The Restaurant Chain Where You Can Drink The Original Mai Tai
Despite it's Polynesian style, the Mai Tai was created in the United States, and the restaurant chain where it was first made still exists.
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How To Make A Citrusy Liqueur That Rivals Limoncello (It's Only 4 Ingredients)
This four-ingredient drink is similar to a refreshing a limoncello but is made with a different citrus and is just as easy to make.
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Vodka-Stuffed Olives Are The Boozy Appetizer That Will Impress Your Guests
A dirty martini just wouldn't be the same without the olive garnish. Cut out the middle man and impress your guests with boozy vodka-stuffed olives.
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