13 Japanese Beers Available In The US, Ranked
You don't have to travel to Japan to sip some of its tastiest beers. We sampled some Japanese brews available in the U.S. to see which ones were worth buying.
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Has Your Herbal Tea Expired? Here's Why It Matters
You may be under the believe that tea is good forever, but that's not true. Here's what you need to know about herbal tea expiration dates.
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Review: Old Forester's 2024 Birthday Bourbon Is One Gift That's Better Left In The Box
Old Forester will release a 24th iteration of its Birthday Bourbon on September 2nd. We tried a sample to see how the whiskey stacks up with past bottles.
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Apple Cider Adds The Perfect Touch To Fall Cocktails
Is there anything more autumnal than apple cider? Even reading the words suggests a crispness in the air. Upgrade your fall cocktails with some cider.
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Why Spicy Food And Sweet White Wine Make A Perfect Pairing
You might know from experience that
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How Eagle Rare Bourbon Shaped The Future Success Of This Popular Spirit
The spirit might be trendy and pricey these days, but there was a time when bourbon was struggling in popularity, and Eagle Rare bourbon helped right the ship.
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Lagavulin 16 Year Scotch Was Spotted At Costco For Under $50
Costco has bargains on all kinds of items, including pricey liquor. Lagavulin 16 Year Scotch has been spotted for about half price in some Costcos
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Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Wine connoisseurs and celebrities alike enjoy Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio. With this bottle guide, we explore everything you need to know about this varietal.
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Why You Should Always Remove Used Keurig Pods After Each Brew
Keurig machines are so convenient that it's easy to grab your coffee and run, but removing the pod once it cools will save you effort in the end.
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Marry Warm Flavors With Miso In Your Fall Coffee Drinks
With just a touch of white miso, you can marry the warm, fall flavors of the season's beloved coffee drinks with rich, multi-dimensional umami.
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8 Expert Upgrades For A Manhattan Cocktail
The Manhattan cocktail might be a timeless classic, but you can still get creative. We interviewed a cocktail on the best upgrades and twists.
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Beyoncé's New Whisky Brand Pays Homage To Her Texas Roots
Beyoncé is continuing her efforts to explore new creative ventures. This time she's announcing a new whisky brand which pays homage to her Texas roots.
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The History Of How Rum Restrictions Helped Bourbon Become A Popular Spirit Of Choice
Bourbon holds an enormous significance in American drinking culture. Our native spirit may not have risen to fame if not for a hefty tariff on rum.
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Choose A Lighter Roast For A Fruit-Forward Cold Brew Coffee
If you want to experiment with the varying flavors of coffee beans from around the world that are fruit-forward, cold brewing with light roasts is worth a try.
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Is Blue Curaçao The Same As Triple Sec?
Some bartenders use blue Curaçao and triple sec interchangeably, but are they literally the same thing? They are both orange flavored after all.
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The Cocoon Wine Glass Is The New Shape You Should Know About
What is the new cocoon wine glass design? And why should you bother replacing your standard wine glasses with it? It all comes down to aeration.
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Starbucks Launches Its Fall Menu For 2024 With A New Drink And A Green Stanley Cup
Starbucks' 2024 fall menu, which will be available on August 22, doesn't disappoint. It features new drinks, a cute new cake pop, and a green Stanley cup.
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Turn Your Sunrise Cocktail Into A Sweet And Fruity Breakfast Drink
Although tequila is a key ingredient in the classic sunrise cocktail, you can easily make it non-alcoholic by swapping in something fruity. Here's how.
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The Popular Oat Milk Creamer We Honestly Think Is Overrated
Oat milk creamers have garnered interest from coffee fanatics recently, however, not all of these dairy-free creamer brands are created equal.
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The Tastiest Way To Add Caffeine To Your Morning Smoothie Without Coffee
If you want a burst of energy from your breakfast smoothie, but you're not a coffee fan, try this tip to up the caffeine content.
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The Plant-Based Milk Alternative You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
With so many plant-based milk alternatives on the market, it can be difficult to choose one. Why not go with the one that best matches your zodiac sign?
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The Subtle Difference Between Gum Syrup And Simple Syrup In Cocktails
Simple syrup and gum syrup -- or gomme syrup -- are both ways to add some smooth sweetness to your cocktail. But there's one big difference between the two.
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Add Coconut Cream To Your Smoothies For A Rich Tropical Twist
if you want to elevate your next smoothie and give it a taste of the tropics, pour in some coconut cream. Here's why it works, along with flavor combos to try.
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Where The Term 'Taking A Shot' Really Came From
Chances are that you've taken hundreds of shots in your life without ever considering where the term came from. We try to unravel the truth here.
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Penelope Rio Bourbon: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
In this bottle guide, we take a dive into the production of Penelope Bourbon's limited-release Rio. What makes this spirit so unique, and how does it taste?
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Nespresso Machine Accessories, Ranked Worst To Best
There are so many accessories you can add to your Nespresso bar, but which ones are actually worth the money? We've ranked them, worst to best.
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Don't Throw Out Those Leftover Cherry Pits, Infuse Vodka With Them Instead
Long gone are the days of super sweet, artificially flavored vodkas - instead, make your own well-balanced cherry vodka using leftover cherry pits.
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