Creative Ways To Upgrade Your Eggnog This Holiday Season
Classic eggnog is delicious, but this list includes many creative opportunities that can boost and give your eggnog more character, flair, and body.
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For The Best Cocktail Experience, Give Your Glass A Chill
Something as small as temperature control can make or break a good cocktail. One of the best ways to keep your drink frosty is chilling your cocktail glass.
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Crème Brûlée Martinis Are A Boozy Take On The Classic Dessert
Crème brûlée has a way with taste buds. Consuming it in cocktail form may be another way some people can be a good friend to their mouths.
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White Claw's New Non-Alcoholic Flavors Review: Even Better Than The Hard Seltzers
White Claw is known for its alcoholic beverages, but what about its new non-alcoholic line? See our review on White Claw's new non-alcoholic flavors.
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Miller's New Neon Xmas Tree Will Make Your Place Smell Like A Dive Bar
Miller High Life is notorious for releasing out-of-the-box products around the holidays. This year is no exception, hence its new "Merry High Light."
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CELSIUS Brings Big Energy And New Flavors To College Campuses With Fit Stops
College is an exciting time for any student, and CELSIUS is adding even more energy and flavor to the experience with Fit Stops at college campuses nationwide.
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Why You Should Drink Miso Soup When You're Hungover
While fatty, heavy foods are a hangover custom, nutritionists recommend a completely different approach in your hangover recovery; a bowl of miso soup.
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13 Festive Holiday Drinks From Around The World
The end of the year is time to get together, celebrate, and craft seriously delicious drinks. Here are some festive holiday drinks from around the world.
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The Best Cocktail To Pair With Piccata
According to Chef Joe Isidori, the bright and tangy notes of a particular citrusy Italian spritz (no, not Aperol) go well with the flavors of piccata.
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Don't Make The Mistake Of Leaving Coffee In Your French Press After Brewing
A French press is one of the simplest ways to make coffee, but don't let your leftover brew sit in the press. Here's how to maximize the quality of your coffee.
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Pomegranate Is The Perfect Ingredient To Give New Year's Champagne Flair
What's New Year's Eve without a bottle of bubbly? Try elevating your glass (or two) of champagne this year by adding the juice or seeds of a pomegranate.
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Beer And Cheese Curds Make The Ideal Boozy Pairing
Beer and cheese curds are a common combination because they complement each other in numerous ways, creating an irreplaceable dining experience.
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Why Frozen Drinks May Not Be The Best Option To Order At The Bar
Before you head to the bar for your next cocktail, there are a few things to consider. Learn more about the potential downsides of these fruity frozen drinks.
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The Coffee Shop Ordering Faux Pas That Is Ruining Your Latte
Plenty of people have hyper-specific coffee preferences, but if you're someone who likes their lattes extra hot, you might want to rethink your order.
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Bud Light Is Sending 25 Fans To Super Bowl 2024 — Here's How To Score Tickets
The 2024 Super Bowl is fast approaching, and Bud Light is helping hopeful fans secure tickets. Starting December 1, you can enter the company's giveaway.
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Dunkin' Is Ringing In The Holidays With Martini Glasses And Cocktail Shakers
For those who enjoy both coffee and booze (sometimes together), Martha Stewart and Dunkin' have released a new line of cocktail shakers and martini glasses.
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Takis Are So Beloved They've Even Been Made Into Cocktails
Cocktail trends often push boundaries, and this spicy one is no exception. Learn more about how Takis are being incorporated into cocktails.
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A Paper Clip Is The Ticket To Finally Cleaning Your Keurig Needle
If your coffee pods start to explode when you attempt to make coffee, the needle is probably clogged - fortunately, a paper clip makes an easy fix.
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What, Exactly, Is A Corkage Fee?
If you're new to wine culture, you may find it surprising that you can bring your own bottle to some restaurants. However, there is a charge and a few caveats.
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Angry Orchard Is Here To Save The Holidays ... With Booze, Of Course
Winners of the brand's sweepstakes will receive hard cider for a whole year, should their unwanted gifts be disappointing enough to catch Angry Orchard's eye.
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The 'Mustache Tax' That Comes With Drinking A Guinness
A study once commissioned by Guinness Brewery quantified the amount of beer that gets trapped in the fibers of a drinker's mustache and ends up being wasted.
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Forget Iced Coffee – Mexican Chocolate Frío Is The Pick-Me-Up You Need
Mexican chocolate frío is richer than your run-of-the-mill chocolate milk both in history and ingredients.
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Miller Lite's New BeerCracker Opens Cold Ones With Holiday Cheer
Miller Lite has a new special holiday item available for fans this year, and this particular gift can actually make it easier to enjoy Miller Lite's beverages.
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Cacao: The Energizer That Proves Coffee Isn't The Only Brown Liquid Worth Drinking
Although it's unlikely people will turn away from drinking coffee, cacao is an energizing alternative with gentler, longer-lasting effects than a cup of joe.
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What Is Milk Punch And What Does It Taste Like?
Are you the type of person who would get a kick out of milk punch? If so, you're in good company because Benjamin Franklin apparently liked it, too.
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Pepsi And Shaq's New Soda Ad Is A Nostalgic Throwback
Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal's new Pepsi commercial is a nostalgic (and hilarious) twist on his classic 1990s ad campaign with the soda giant.
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Mountain Dew Vs Surge: How Similar Are The Iconic Sodas?
Mountain Dew inspired the creation of Surge in the 1990s. However, the two sodas are not carbonated copies of each other. There are key differences.
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