Add Bourbon-Soaked Oak Chips To Your Homebrew For A Smokier Beer
Homebrewing allows you to create your own specific flavors and you can experiment with using some bourbon-soaked oak chips for a smokier brew.
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10 Athletic Brewing Co. Non-Alcoholic Beers, Ranked
Athletic Brewing Co. offers a variety of near beers for every occasion. We reviewed some of their best-sellers and ranked them based on flavor and aroma.
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Does Wine Taste Different Out Of A Stemless Glass?
Stemless glasses may seem like a harmless convenience, but wine glasses have stems for a reason. Depending on the variety, your wine might even taste different!
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The Easiest Way To Pair Cheese With Alcohol That Isn't Wine, According To A Cheesemonger
Wine and cheese is a classic alcohol and cheese pairing - but it's just one of many options. Beer, cider, and spirits also pair well with various cheeses.
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The Reason You Usually Don't Need To Decant White Wine
Curious about decanting white wine? Though it's not the norm, certain complex whites can benefit; learn when and how for an enhanced tasting experience.
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Why You Should Avoid IPAs When Cooking With Beer
The craft beer revolution has made IPAs more popular than ever, but if you're using your beer for cooking you may want to avoid the hoppy style of brew.
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Why Pouring Etiquette Matters When Drinking Sake
Sake is one of the most popular Japanese beverages, but there is proper etiquette when pouring it. Learn the specific rituals you must do when drinking sake.
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What Happens If You Store Beer At Room Temperature For Too Long
If you tend to stock up on beer and keep it stored in your pantry at room temperature for months at a time, you might want to reconsider for peak freshness.
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The Best Type Of Wine To Use In Traditional French Onion Soup
Shen it comes to selecting a wine to elevate French onion soup, not all are equal. While you don't need to overthink the selection, you must avoid some.
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How Herbal Wine Was Made In Ancient Egypt
For almost as long as humans have been around, they have been figuring out ways to make alcoholic beverages. The roots of herbal wine go back to ancient Egypt.
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The Classic Wine And Dessert Pairings You Need To Try, According To A Sommelier
Wine and dessert are a classic pairing. But what wine goes with what dessert? From sherry to carrot cake, we share our favorite combinations.
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11 Best Beers To Dye Green For St. Patrick's Day
Looking to make some green beer for St. Patrick's Day? We interviewed two beer experts for their advice on the best kinds of beer to dye green.
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The Wine You Should Start Serving With Chicken Piccata
To elevate this Italian favorite, choose the perfect wine pairing, one that complements chicken piccata's bold flavors while enhancing its dining experience.
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Perry Is The Fermented Drink Known As The English Champagne
While official Champagne can only hail from the Champagne region of France, other countries have their own alcoholic beverages that reach the same lofty status.
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Guinness And Tipsy Scoop Team Up On Saint Patrick's Day Ice Cream
Plenty of people probably celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with a pint of Guinness. But how often have they consumed it in the form of ice cream?
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Lukr Taps Are The Better Way To Pour Beer With More Foam
A few years ago, it might have sounded unconscionable to serve glasses filled with nothing but beer foam in the U.S., but Lukr taps are changing the game.
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24 Wines To Try If You Don't Like Wine (Yet)
If you're ready and willing to give wine another chance to capture your heart, try one of these drinks. You'll be a wine aficionado in no time.
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The Absolute Best Beers To Pair With Pizza
Beer with pizza is one of those pairings that never gets old, but considering the complexity and different types of both, not all combos work as well as others.
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The Sneaky Reason Salty Snacks Are Offered Alongside Drinks At The Bar
Few things in life are as satisfying as salty snacks with a refreshing drink, but there's a science explaining why bars often offer their patrons briny bites.
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The Total Amount Of Beer You'd Have To Drink To Equal A Shot
Not all alcohol is created equal. Liquor and spirits can hit you harder than beer, but how much beer does it take to equal the alcohol content of most shots?
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Melon Is The Bright Fruit Pairing You Need To Try With Sake
One of the best parts of drinking a delicious sake is finding the exact right food pairing, and you should give melon a try the next time you open a bottle.
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Beef Jerky Is The Unexpected Snack Pairing To Try With Red Wine, According To A Sommelier
When it comes to snack time, few people will fire up the stove and cook a steak. It's much easier to reach for a bag of beef jerky to pair with red wine.
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The Best Wine To Serve With Buttery Lobster Tails
There's an art to pairing the perfect wine with each meal. We're here to demystify the process and help you determine which wine goes best with lobster tails.
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The 14 Best Wineries In New Jersey
You might not think of wine when you think of New Jersey, but you should - the Garden State is a world-class wine region, and these are the best wineries in it.
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Wine And Sweetened Condensed Milk Are An Unrivaled Cocktail Paring
On the surface, wine and sweetened condensed milk seem like an incredibly odd pairing. But once you get past that idea you'll have a refreshing, sweet cocktail.
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When Hosting A Wine Tasting Party, Skip The Decorative Flowers. Here's Why
There are some things to avoid displaying if you're planning a wine-tasting party in your home. Find out what they are, and how to decorate your space instead.
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How Much A Good Beaujolais Should Cost, According To A Wine Expert
The Beaujolais region of France is known for their aromatic and fruit-forward wines. We turned to an expert to learn how much we should be spending on a bottle.
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