William Shatner Loves Beer 'From All Over The World' But This Kind Is His Favorite
William Shatner enjoys a good bit of brew as much as the next guy, but he does have a favorite style. This is what the famed Canadian actor likes to drink.
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The 2 American Beer Brands Willie Nelson Fans Still Link Him To
Willie Nelson fans have fond memories of their beloved country singer. Despite the fact he doesn't drink anymore, they still associate him with these two beers.
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The Unusual Alcohol Rule To Keep In Mind Before Dining In Philadelphia
Before heading out to eat in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, it's important to keep this alcohol rule in mind. Locals love this unique feature at many restaurants.
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The Expensive Beer That Has A Unique Connection To Outer Space
Discover the expensive beer with a surprising link to outer space — learn what makes it unique and why it stands out from the rest of the pack.
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The Boozy Beverages That Are Secretly Causing You Gas Issues
Do you get bloated when you have a drink or two? You're not alone. Here are the culprits and reasons that your digestive system is objecting to certain tipples.
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Review: Mike's Hard Dirty Lemonade: Fun To Say, Even Funner To Drink (I May Have Had A Few)
Mike’s Dirty Lemonade is a new take on the dirty soda trend, but is it any good? We tried the four new fruity flavors to see if they’re worth buying.
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The Costco Hot Dog Themed Bourbon Customers Are Buying Just For The Label
Costco just pulled a hilarious and surprisingly effective marketing stunt by releasing a Costco hot dog-themed bourbon which customers quickly ate up.
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Where To Find The Best Airport Food In Every State
Airport food has long had a reputation for being subpar, but these restaurants are changing the game. Here's where to get the best layover meal across the U.S.
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Humphrey Bogart's Favorite Liquor Was A Core Part Of His Life
Beyond the iconic lines, one specific drink was a constant companion to Humphrey Bogart, a star who prioritized a stiff pour and good company.
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Why Bartenders Hate When Customers Order 'A Beer'
Although you might mean well, asking for "a beer" from the bartender is likely to get you an eye roll. Here's why bartenders hate when customers do this.
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When I Want Real American-Made Champagne, I Visit This Winery 2 Hours From San Francisco
As most of you know, champagne can really only be made in France, but there's an exception for this winery which sits just two hours from San Francisco.
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This Creamy Mint Cocktail Was Once Popular Across The US, But Still Holds On In A Couple Places
This creamy mint cocktail was once popular across the United States and still lingers in a few regions where its nostalgic charm lives on today.
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27 Types Of Beer And What To Know To Know About Them
A cold brew on a hot day is always a good idea. But, with so many varieties to choose from, it can be hard to know what will fit the bill.
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13 Airports With The Best Bars To Wait For Your Flight
Airline delays can often mean killing time with a cocktail or glass of beer. Find out the best places to imbibe while awaiting your plane departure.
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The Vietnamese Hard Coffee So Potent Customers Compare It To Four Loko
Remember Four Loko? The caffeinated alcohol beverage that sent people to the hospital? There's a new hard coffee that has some drawing parallels to Four Loko.
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My 5 Favorite Happy Hours In Miami, According To A Local
Eating out can be incredibly expensive these days, and that's why you should take advantage of happy hours, especially in Miami. Here are five places to go.
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You Shouldn't Bother With Mexican Restaurant Margaritas (But Here's The Perfect Replacement Drink)
Margaritas are often the go-to cocktail order at Mexican restaurants, but maybe they shouldn't be. According to this expert, here's what to order instead.
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The Brewery Red Flag You Should Never Overlook
If this happens to your beer when the can is cracked open or the bartender opens the tap, it's a definite red flag. Here's why, according to an expert.
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The Oldest Brewery In The US Has Been Wetting Whistles Since 1829
Believe it or not, the oldest brewery in the U.S. has been around since the pre-Prohibition era, but it only began expanding south and westward in recent years.
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13 Costco Essentials To Grab For The Ultimate Home Bar
A home bar is a great way to store and organize your alcohol, but it can be intimidating when you're first starting off. These Costco products will help.
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The Beer Brewery Mistake That Will Make Everyone Judge You
Ordering beer isn't supposed to be difficult, but there's one small way you could accidentally be annoying brewery staff and patrons without realizing it.
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The World's Oldest Cognac Distillery Was Founded During The Last Year Of King Louis XIV's Reign
Cognac has been in production for centuries, but not every distillery withstands the test of time. The oldest cognac distillery goes back to King Louis XIV.
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Inside Señor Frog's: How A Wild Party Chain Took Over Spring Break
With its neon lights, loud music, enormous drinks, and non-stop partying, Señor Frog's has become synonymous with spring break over the years.
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If A Brewery Makes This Beer Pouring Mistake Don't Ignore It
If a brewery makes this common beer-pouring mistake, it could affect your drink more than you realize. Here's the warning sign to watch for at the tap.
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I'm A Red Wine Person, But This Chilean Chardonnay Has Me Questioning My Allegiance
Even devoted red wine drinkers may rethink their preference after tasting this Chilean chardonnay, known for its rich texture and bright acidity.
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Are Bartenders And Mixologists Actually All That Different?
Are bartenders and mixologists the same? Learn what sets these roles apart, from drink-making skills to how their creativity translates behind the bar.
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15 Delicious Ways To Use Mulberries
Mulberries are sweet, tart fruits that grow on trees and are versatile kitchen ingredients that you can dehydrate, grill, or use in sweet and savory recipes.
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