Before Hops Dominated Beer, Brewers Relied On This Common Backyard Weed
Once upon a time, hops weren't the primary bittering agent in a homebrew. That honor belonged to this unlikely backyard plant.
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The Best (And Only) Way To Order A Beer At A Pub In The UK
If you sit down at a table at a British pub and expect a member of staff to take your drink order, you might be surprised by what happens (or doesn't happen).
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13 Underrated Red Wines Worth Trying In 2026
Wine drinkers are increasingly seeking red wines from overlooked grapes and regions. These bottles deliver complexity, balance, and distinctive character.
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At Some Breweries, Every Season Tastes Different, Thanks To One Small Detail
Small breweries offer a more unique, authentic experience for beer lovers, and there's a good reason why the seasonal offerings taste different at each one.
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6 Wines From Southern France You Should Know About
We traveled all the way to the South of France to learn about some of the wines you probably don't know about but that should be on your radar.
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The Best Brewery Experience Relies On One Factor Some People Overlook
Breweries aren't lawless lands, and to have the best experience, you'll want to remember one important factor that many patrons tend to overlook.
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Olive Garden's Best Red Wine Comes Straight From Tuscany
The best wine at Olive Garden comes straight from one of the country's best wine-growing regions and pairs well with a number of dishes.
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Should Minors Be Served Nonalcoholic Beer And Mocktails? The Answer Isn't That Simple
The market for nonalcoholic drinks has exploded in recent decades and has created a gray zone for parents. These are both sides of the tricky argument.
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This Midwest Beer Brand Once Threatened To 'Kill' Non-Customers In A Disaster Ad Campaign
Remember when one Wisconsin-based beer brand threatened its customers? We do. Here's what happened when one Midwestern label went too far.
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Tips For Better Mother's Day Brunch Drinks, According To Moët & Chandon
Here's the scoop on how to ensure your homemade drinks wow the guest of honor this Mother's Day.
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Why This Classic Texas Beer Label Swapped A Goat For A Sheep
The popular German "bock" beer style gets its name from the German word for goat. But don't be confused, that's a sheep on the label and here's why.
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Want The Cheapest Pint Of Guinness In America? Here's The State That Serves It
Guinness has an unparalleled legacy, even stateside. Still, not all pints are priced equally. Here's where to find the best price in the country.
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The Absurdly Fast World Record Time For Chugging A Liter Of Beer Hasn't Been Beat Since 1977
Since 1977, the fasted world record for chugging a whole liter of beer has been held by the same man — and Guinness has ensured it won't be broken.
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A Pilot Program In Amsterdam Paid Workers In Beer. Here's Why
Getting paid is a core principle of employment. However, a pilot program in Amsterdam turned this idea on its head, paying workers in beer. We explain why.
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11 Best Cabernet Sauvignon Bottles Under $15
You don't have to spend a ton to buy great wine. There are cabernet sauvignon options from all around the world that cost less than $15 a bottle.
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Turn Your Sangria Tropical For Your Next Pitcher
There are so many ways in which you can switch up your sangria to give it a more tropical vibe. From the fruits to the spirits and mixers, here are some ideas.
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Avoid This Mistake When Storing Fine Wine Long-Term
Aging wines isn't simply a matter of keeping them in the dark for a decade. This expert breaks down how to approach this process and what to know beforehand.
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Why A Pint Of Guinness Costs More Than Ever (And The State Where It Costs The Most)
Guinness is one of the most popular brands worldwide, but it's quickly becoming one of the most expensive too. Here's why the price continues to increase.
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Popular Oktoberfest Beers Ranked Worst To Best
Inspired by German-brewed lagers, the Oktoberfest beer style is widely available in America. We rounded up, ranked, and reviewed several Oktoberfest brews.
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Who Brews Shake Shack Beer?
Shake Shack's beer offering is uncommon among fast food chains. Its roots go back to the start of the chain when it paired up with this New York brewery.
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Dining In Philadelphia? You Might Experience This Uncommon Alcohol Rule
While you might expect a drink menu at most restaurants, things are a little different in Philadelphia, thanks to an unusual alcohol law. Find out how.
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2 Cult-Favorite Brands Are Launching A Beer Inspired By A Dive Bar Classic
A beloved dive bar tradition can now be purchased in a beer can across the country thanks to this new collaboration between two cult-favorite brands.
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How To Make A Flaming Dr Pepper Shot With Beer As The Main Character
For something with a fiery kick, give a Flaming Dr Pepper shot a try the next time you tend your home bar — just be sure to choose the right beer to go in it.
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Think Twice Before Drinking Beer Out Of A Clear Bottle. Here's Why
Though you might not think to consider the color of the bottle your beer comes in, science says the hue of the glass does matter if it's clear.
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8 Unwritten Rules To Know Before Visiting A Brewery
Visiting a brewery can be both enjoyable and educational, but you don't want to leave a bad impression either by breaking one of these eight rules.
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Why This Midwestern Craft Beer Has A Cult Following
Have you ever made a multi-state drive just to get a beer? Folks revere this single-hopped Midwestern brew to the extreme. Here are the reasons why.
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The '80s Lager You'll Likely Never See Again
It's remembered as a cheap and cheerful beer with major advertisement during the 1980s. Now, however, you're lucky to ever see it on shelves again.
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