We tasted the newest, limited edition fall flavors from Simply Spiked to find out if they would get us into the spirit of the season. Here's the verdict.
It's hard to pinpoint what Pepsi actually tastes like. The answer is actually pretty simple and might surprise you. Can you guess the main flavor notes?
Usually, simple adjustments make the most impactful cocktails. Using this natural ingredient will give your chocolate martini an added boost of sweetness.
Starbucks developed a new blend, Milano Duetto, that can be roasted to create a light and dark roast. We tried both roasts to experience them before the launch.
Coconut water has a naturally nutty and slightly sweet taste that lends itself to many culinary uses, including breakfast and dinner dishes and cocktails.
Wine is typically made from grapes, sugar, and yeast, so it should be vegan, right? Not necessarily. Here's how to know which wines are vegan and which aren't.
Jiggers give bartenders greater quality control when making cocktails, ensuring each has a consistent taste. But why are they shaped like an hourglass?
Are you curious if a dirty chai or dirty Dr. Pepper is the same concept as a dirty martini? Here's the difference between a dirty drink and a dirty soda.
The best things about spritzes are that they are simple, customizable, and generally difficult to mess up. To change it up, beer belongs in your next spritz.
Many of us have ordered shots at a bar without thinking twice about it. As for where that name comes from, though, there's no shortage of myths and stories.
Candy isn't just for giving away to trick-or-treaters; they make great garnishes for your Halloween cocktails, too. See which candies you should be sipping.