We Can Thank This US State For Growing The Most Coffee
While America is a nation of coffee drinkers, most coffee beans are imported to the states. However, one state grows huge amounts of the precious brown bean.
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What To Consider When Ordering Food At A Dive Bar
Dive bars are one of the last remaining places for people to build community, but before you start ordering food there are some rules of etiquette to follow.
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The 2-Ingredient Iced Coffee Topper You Need For A Sweeter Sip
Iced coffee is plenty refreshing on its own, but if you're looking to upgrade your iced latte you owe it to yourself to try this simple, sweet coffee topper.
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How To Spice Up Your Lemonade For A Zestier Sip
See how New Mexico’s iconic green chiles elevate classic lemonade into a tangy, spicy, and refreshing twist perfect for any sunny occasion.
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14 Vintage Cocktails That You Need To Try
Keen to find out what cocktails were all the rage in the late 19th and early 20th centuries? Here are some lesser-known libations from this golden age.
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Just How Big Is The Longest Bar In The World?
The longest bar in the world was crowned the title by Guinness World Records just last year and you may be surprised to find out which country it's in.
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Here's What The 'Press' In A Vodka Press Really Means
We uncover the story behind the "Press" in a fizzy Vodka Press - a cocktail classic blending soda simplicity with historical charm and refreshing balance.
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Do Nespresso Pods Ever Expire?
Wake up to this brewing question: Does the tiny "best before" date on your Nespresso pod signal disaster for your beloved morning coffee ritual?
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How To Choose A Wine To Pair With Spicy Food
You shouldn't necessarily be afraid to pair a plate of spicy food with a nice glass of wine. We interviewed an expert on the topic; here's what they said.
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Here's How Many Mimosas You Can Get Per Bottle Of Champagne
If you're planning a big get-together and serving mimosas, it's critical to know just how many drinks you can expect to get out of one bottle of champagne.
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Skip The Milk And Pair Your Cookies With A Festive Martini This Holiday Season
Liven up a classic Christmas pairing this year and replace cookies and milk with cookies and a festive martini. This cocktail recipe is one for holiday parties.
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The Cocktail Inspired By Marilyn Monroe's Drink Order
As an iconic member of the 1950s Hollywood glitterati, we're not at all surprised that Marilyn Monroe has a glamorous cocktail named after her drink order.
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This Is How Tapioca From South America Became Boba In Asia
You might be surprised to learn that the pearls in Asian boba tea actually originate from a South American ingredient. Here's how this came about.
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How To Turn Trader Joe's Cold Brew Concentrate Into A Cafe-Worthy Drink
Want to make Starbucks style coffees in the comfort of your own home? Customize Trader Joe's cold brew concentrate for a cafe-worthy experience.
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Don't Bother Ordering High-Quality Wine On An Airplane
At cruising altitude, your favorite wine might taste oddly flat. Discover why air travel changes flavor perception and how to sip smarter onboard.
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Why Did Mr. Pibb Soda Change Its Name To Pibb Xtra?
Drinks get name rebrands all the time, often for good reason. The story of how Mr. Pibb changed to Pibb Xtra is a fascinating part of soda history.
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The Savory Breakfast Staple You Should Be Sneaking Into Your Eggnog
Bacon-infused eggnog combines smoky, savory, and sweet flavors with a holiday twist - add rum, spices, and porky elements for an unforgettable sip.
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The Alleged Costco Food Court Change That'll Disappoint Pepsi Fans
Although the news is as yet unconfirmed, there are rumors circulating that Costco may be making a change to its food court soda fountains in the near future.
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The Non-Dairy Milk You Can Make At Home With An Unlikely Ingredient
We've all heard of dairy alternatives and plant-based milks. However, there's a new milk alternative in town that's made with an unexpected ingredient.
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The Perfect Ratio For Big-Batch Eggnog Cocktails
Creamy eggnog is the perfect cocktail to make in bulk for your festive party. We received an expert hack on how to perfectly measure your eggnog to booze ratio.
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The Tongue-In-Cheek Meaning Behind The Scofflaw Cocktail
The scofflaw cocktail isn't as popular as it used to be, but this tart and spirit-forward sipper's name made quite a stir when it first arrived on the scene.
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Here's How Long A Bottle Of Port Lasts After Opening
A bottle of port is a beautiful thing to enjoy, but you may not be sipping off it every night. So how long does a bottle of port stay good after being opened?
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Is The Whiskey Smash Cocktail The Same As A Whiskey Sour?
These two classic whiskey drinks come from similar times and feature similar ingredients, do the differences between them warrant their separate classification?
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Sorry America: McDonald's Sells Beer In These International Countries
McDonald's isn't known as a spot to hang out and drink. At least, not in the United States. But believe it or not, these countries do have McDonald's with beer.
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Apparently Kenny G Helped Invent The Frappuccino
Entertainer Kenny G is known for playing the saxophone, but even his biggest fans might not know that he helped to invent the Starbucks Frappuccino.
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Give Your Bloody Mary A Vibrant Touch With A Different Vegetable Juice
A refreshing summer cocktail and a well-known hangover remedy, the Bloody Mary is a tried and tested recipe. Mix things up by adding a new vegetable juice.
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We're Not Kidding, Try Adding Beer To Your Scrambled Eggs
Scrambled eggs are a breakfast favorite, crammed with nutrients and light, fluffy flavor. If you want to up your scrambled egg game throw in some beer.
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