Does Canned Beer Ever Really Go Bad?
A pack of beer cans certainly feels like it would stay shelf stable forever, but all foods go bad eventually, right? Does canned beer really have a shelf life?
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The Glasses You Should Never Serve IPAs In
You could take the easy way out and drink IPAs straight from the bottle, but if you care at all about the beer's quality don't serve them in these glasses.
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When Ordering A Drink At The Bar, Avoid This Common Request
It may seem like a logical and straightforward request but when you say this phrase to a bartender, it can be considered quite rude.
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The Classic Liquor That Benefits From Fresh Vanilla Bean
Flavoring foods with vanilla is one of the most commonly used taste hacks. One classic liquor takes on a whole new delicious flavor profile when infused.
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The Ice Cube Red Flag To Watch Out For At Bars
No one wants to spend the money at a bar only to be served a nasty beverage. Keep an eye on the ice the next time you go out for a cocktail.
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How To Enjoy A Glass Of Whiskey Without Feeling The Burn
A glass of whiskey neat is one of the best ways to experience a high end product, but if the burn is a bit much there are ways to soften the blow.
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When Making Cocktails, There's A Good Reason To Pour The Most Expensive Liquor Last
Whether you're a home bartender or a professional, there's a really good reason to start adding the ingredients in from cheapest to most expensive.
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Does Beer On Tap Really Taste Better Than Bottled Brews?
Many beer enthusiasts believe that beer tastes better on tap than it does when bottled. We asked an expert to find out if this is really the case.
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The Best Beer To Pair With A Pickleback Shot
The pickleback comes as separate whiskey and pickle brine shots, but you can keep the party going with the perfect beer. So which brew works best?
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Homemade Triple Sec Is The Perfect Summer Project For Overachievers
You can mix your cocktail, or you can mix all the mixers for your cocktail, too. Leave no booze untouched with a DIY orange liqueur you can use in everything.
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The Iconic Tequila Brand Chili's Uses In Its House Margaritas
Chili's is popular for its tasty house margaritas and you don't get that reputation without using good spirits. What tequila brand does Chili's use, anyway?
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When To Use A Highball Glass For Your Favorite Cocktails
Behind a properly stocked bar you'll find all sorts of cocktail glasses, not the least of which is the highball glass. Here's when you should be using it.
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Give Your Cinco De Mayo Margaritas A Fizzy Upgrade With This Mexican Staple
Lots of people choose to celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a margarita. Upgrade yours with a fizzy twist courtesy of one popular Mexican ingredient.
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Want Your Bottom Shelf Whiskey To Taste Better? Try These 13 Mixers
Bottom-shelf whiskey isn't always the smoothest booze on the market, but it can easily be taken to the next level with one of these mixers.
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Cheap Bourbon That's Actually Worth Buying
On the hunt for a good bourbon? Think twice before dismissing the bottom shelf, where you can find several bottles that offer plenty of bang for their buck.
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The Storied Pennsylvania Brewery That Went From Church Pews To Pouring Brews
This hip brewery in Pittsburgh restored the towering columns, elegant stained glass windows, and wooden pews of a historic church to bring people together.
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Is It Cheaper To Order Wine By The Glass Or Bottle At A Restaurant?
If you're looking to enjoy a glass or two of wine with dinner, is it cheaper to go for a wine by the glass or should you opt for purchasing a whole bottle?
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The Sweet Treat That Pairs Perfectly With Drinking Bourbon
Pairing bourbon with food is a classy move, but why not bring dessert into the mix? This popular sweet treat pairs perfectly with bourbon's flavor profile.
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Will The Bourbon Barrel-Aged Fad Ever Flicker Out?
We asked an expert for his opinion on the fad of making products in a barrel that was used for aging bourbon to absorb its flavor.
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How To Infuse Your Bourbon With Pecan Flavor (And Vice Versa)
We turned to expert Chris Blatner to find out how to properly pair pecans with bourbon for snacks or in baking, and the results were delicious.
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Bourbon And Whiskey: What's The Big Difference Anyway?
All whiskeys share some characteristics, but there are a few specific rules that separate the bourbon from the rest of the bottles you find at the store.
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Keg Vs Cask Beer: What's The Actual Difference?
Deciding between beer that's been stored in a keg or a cask is a huge choice, because they are very different. Here's what makes them so distinct.
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If You Enjoy Beer Outside This Summer, You Might Just Become A Mosquito Magnet
Drinking a cold beer outside on a warm, summer's day is one of the pleasures of life. However, this boozy habit could turn you into a mosquito magnet.
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What Is A Spritzer, And How Is It Different From Seltzer?
When warmer weather comes out, many of us reach for lighter drinks like a spritzer. But what is a spritzer, and is it really any different from a seltzer?
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Stock Up On Your Favorite Wines And Whiskeys Before They Start To Break The Bank
With the threat of tariffs looming overhead, now might be a good time to stock up on your favorite wines and whiskeys. Here's what you need to know.
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Requesting A Drink Be Made Strong At A Bar Is Pointless. Here's Why
There are several things you should avoid saying to your bartender. Asking them to make your drink "strong" is definitely one of them.
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What Exactly Is Beer Salt And How Is It Different From The Normal Stuff?
Beer salt doesn't exactly have the most intuitive name. Can you put salt in beer? Here's exactly what beer salt is and how it differs from table salt.
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