The Disney Resort With An Astounding Number Of Sommeliers
Disney resorts are chock full of surprises. For example, one of the company's resort boasts a shockingly high number of professional wine tasters.
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How Long Is Coffee Creamer Good For After Being Opened?
For those who love a little coffee creamer in their pick-me-up beverage, you know creamer doesn't last forever. Here's how long it's good for.
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Does Starbucks Use Real Matcha In Its Lattes?
Starbucks is much more than a coffee shop; it is also known for its matcha drinks, which are made with 100% real matcha, the company told The Takeout.
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The Origin Of Chocolate Milk Goes Back Further Than You'd Think
The history of chocolate milk is a fascinating and complex one that involves multiple regions and stretches back several centuries in the past.
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The Best Liquor For Getting Blasted On Taco Bell's Baja Blast
Taco Bell already tastes better after a few cocktails, so it honestly just makes sense to consider how Baja Blast could be paired with liquor.
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No, Capri Sun Isn't Getting Rid Of Pouches
Capri Sun is planning to release its drinks in plastic bottles in 2025. Don't worry, though: the brand's classic pouches aren't going anywhere.
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How Long Does Orange Juice Stay Good After Opening?
In a typical bottle of orange juice, there are about eight servings. Here's how long you have to drink it to get the full value of your OJ purchase.
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The Right Way To Drink Limoncello For The Best Taste
There's definitely a right and wrong way to enjoy limoncello. We're highlighting some of the best ways to get the most out of drinking this Italian spirit.
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How Many Non-Alcoholic Beers Equal One Real Beer?
Contrary to what you might believe, non-alcoholic beers aren't entirely alcohol-free. Here's how many you'd have to drink to feel the effects of one beer.
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The Beer That Had Medieval Europeans Hallucinating
Beer in the Middle Ages contained one particularly concerning ingredient, which could cause strange behavior, addled mental states, and even hallucinations.
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A Splash Of Beer Syrup Will Elevate Your Favorite Drink To The Next Level
With the craft beer era in full swing, mixologists are still finding new ways to play around with the flavor of a high-quality brew. One example? Beer syrup.
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Here's How Long Kombucha Stays Good After Opening
Kombucha will remain drinkable for some time after opening the bottle, but only if it's stored correctly. And if it isn't ... well, the bottle might explode.
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Once-Popular Beers That Sadly Disappeared
If you're wondering what happened to a former favorite beer of yours, it might just be one of these once-popular beers that have been discontinued.
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What Makes A Martini 'Dry'?
There are many forms of the classic martini cocktail, but what exactly makes a dry martini? Here are the standard ingredients in this variation.
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Can You Buy Alcohol From Aldi?
Wondering if you can pick up beer, award-winning wine, and more at your local Aldi? The answer actually doesn't depend much on the company itself.
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How To Open Up A Bottle Of Wine Without An Opener
If you ever find yourself in the predicament of having a nice bottle of wine to open, but no corkscrew bottle opener, this one common item will help you out.
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Bushwacker Vs Mudslide: Is There A Difference Between The Drinks?
The bushwacker and the mudslide are both offshoots of the White Russian, but, despite their shared ancestry, these cocktails differ in key ways.
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Fanta Soda Was Originally Created For Nazis
Fanta is one of the most popular sodas on the planet. What many may not know, however, is that the beverage's history is rooted in Nazi Germany.
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Starbucks' New Fall Drink Is Coming For The PSL's Throne
We tried the Iced Apple Crisp Nondairy Cream Chai and Raccoon Cake Pop to see if these fall menu items are worth ordering on your next Starbucks run.
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How Long You Can Store A Bottle Of Sake After It's Been Opened
The Japanese alcoholic rice drink sake is available at many liquor stores to enjoy at home. So, you might be wondering how long you have to drink it.
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Does Dairy Queen Still Serve The Orange Julius Drink?
Orange Julius was once a shopping mall staple, owned by Dairy Queen. While not entirely discontinued, the signature Orange Julius beverage isn't easy to find.
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Yes, You Can Actually Make A Cup Of Joe Without A Coffee Maker
We all need coffee, but what happens if you're without your trusty coffee machine? It turns out that making coffee without a machine is pretty simple.
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Bartenders Chime In On 12 Drink Orders That Ring Alarm Bells
You know, sometimes there are drink orders you might want to pause on at your next bar visit. Because, according to bartenders, some drinks ring alarms.
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Muddling Vs Infused Syrup: Which Is Better For Flavorful Cocktails?
When should you muddle the ingredients in your cocktail, and when should you go for an infused syrup? It's largely a matter of personal preference.
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Add Sweetened Condensed Milk To Red Wine For A Sugary Summer Treat
Mixing red wine with sweetened condensed milk has become popular on TikTok. We tasted it, and the combo was an unexpectedly delightful summer treat.
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How To Infuse Watermelon With Tequila For A Boozy Summer Treat
TikToker Tim the Tank shows us that with just three ingredients (watermelon, tequila, and Tajín), you can make a refreshing, boozy summer snack.
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Why Your Favorite Can Of Ginger Beer May Contain Some Alcohol
Sure, ginger beer is called "beer," but does it actually contain alcohol? The answer is more complicated than you might think. Here's what you need to know.
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