Boozy Gummy Bears Are The Cocktail Garnish You Desperately Need
More than just a garnish, boozy gummy bears can add flavor, different liquors, and pops of color. Here's your quick guide to making and using them.
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The Murky Origins Behind Why Coronas Always Come With A Lime
It seems Corona with lime is the only way to drink this popular beer. But why? What's the history of adding a wedge to this Mexican cerveza? -
The Difference Between Brazilian Cachaça And Rum
Many spirits are similar, and you can easily substitute one for the other. When it comes to Brazilian cachaça and rum, what are the differences between them? -
Here's What Kind Of Alcohol Is Used In White Claw
If you've ever been curious about what type of alcohol is in those White Claw hard seltzers, we've got the answers for you (and it's not what you might think). -
The Simple Mistake That's Watering Down Your Espresso Tonic
An espresso tonic is a refreshing pick-me-up perfect for a hot afternoon -- but it needs to be balanced, so you can't let it get watered down. -
The World's Best Selling Beer Company Probably Won't Come As A Surprise
You might not know which company makes some of your favorite beers, and learning about its jaw-dropping profits and unexpected location might surprise you. -
Why Cocktails Always Taste Better From A Bar Vs At Home
From using the proper tools to selecting the right ice, there are plenty of reasons cocktails are better from a bar. Our resident mixologist explains them all. -
How Many Scoops Of Hot Chocolate Mix Are Needed For The Perfect Cup?
There are a few guidelines that can help you concoct a hot chocolate with the perfect chocolate to liquid ratio -- and you can always adjust to your liking! -
Aperol Spritz Vs Bicicletta: The Difference Between The 2 Drinks
On the surface, there seems to be little difference between Aperol spritz and bicicletta. But the subtle contrasts make for two deliciously unique cocktails. -
What Exactly Is A Mocktail Drink (And Where Did The Trend Originate)?
Although mocktails and low-alcohol drinks seem to be trending right now, they've already enjoyed an era of mass appeal. Here's how it all started. -
Canned Frosting Is The Coffee Sweetener We Were Absolutely Sleeping On
There may be an alternative to sugar in your pantry that adds more than just sweetness to your morning coffee. Why not experiment with canned frosting? -
What Is A Highball Drink And Why Is It Called That?
Some cocktails, like the Gin and tonic or Pimm's Cup, are named for obvious reasons. Others are less obvious. What is a highball and why is it called that? -
Add This Brine To Your Next Martini And Taste Absolute Magic
This addition to a dirty martini proves that the classic drink can become even more elevated when the ingredients complement the original recipe. -
The Story Behind Why Moscow Mules Are Served In Copper Mugs
The Moscow Mule always stands apart from other cocktails due to its signature copper mug, but why does it deserve such distinction? It all started in 1941. -
What Does It Mean To Float A Liquid In A Cocktail?
Floating a liquid in a cocktail adds visual impact and makes for a more interesting sipping experience. Here's your quick guide to this mixology technique. -
Here's The Proper Way To Drink Soju
If you've ever been to a Korean restaurant, you've probably seen soju - that alcoholic drink in a green bottle. Here's the proper way to drink it. -
The Mistake That's Ruining The Look Of Your Tequila Sunrise
The Tequila Sunrise is a fun, fruity cocktail that's bright and colorful. But if you're making this mistake, you could be ruining the look of it. -
Seriously, You Need To Try Drinking Corn Juice This Summer
Fruit juices have been consumed for decades, and more recently green juices have emerged. Add a new one to your repertoire this summer: corn juice. -
The Top Tip You Need For Perfectly Chilled Wine
Wine is always better served below room temperature. If you're pushed for time, use this tip the experts recommend to chill your bottle quickly. -
Manhattan Vs Old Fashioned: What Sets These Drinks Apart?
If you like whiskey, chances are you've had one of these classic cocktails. Aside from glassware, there are a few distinguishing factors between the two. -
Carbonate Your Red Sangria For A Much-Needed Fizzy Upgrade
Sangria is a perfect summertime drink to have on hand. Carbonate your favorite red sangria recipe to give it a much-needed fizzy upgrade for the season. -
Here's How You're Meant To Use Whiskey Stones
If you have come into possession of whiskey stones, you may have wondered how to best utilize them. Thankfully, they couldn't be easier to use. -
What Is Rotgut Whiskey And Why Is It Called That?
Calling something rotgut might sound a little harsh, but most of us have tried a shot of something that didn't sit quite right. But what exactly is it? -
The Best Desserts To Pair With Ice Wine
Certified sommelier and founder of The Wine Sisters, Erin Henderson, spoke with Daily Meal about the best ways to pair ice wine with desserts. -
For Perfect Grilled Beer Brats, Avoid This Brew At All Costs
When a recipe for grilled bratwurst calls for beer, there is one style you definitely want to avoid since it can overpower the flavor of the meat. -
What's The Difference Between Gunpowder Tea And Green Tea?
The wealth of tea options available can be truly overwhelming, and you might find yourself wondering: Is there a difference between green tea and gunpowder tea? -
White Rum Vs Dark Rum: What's The Difference?
There are more differences between white and dark rum than just their color. Here's what to know before making a choice for your next rum cocktail.
