The Boozy Difference Between Gaelic And Irish Coffee
Irish coffee, with its sweet and creamy combo of Irish whiskey and coffee ingredients, is a popular cocktail. But what about its cousin, the Gaelic coffee?
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Sweet Mash Vs Sour Mash: How The Bourbon Fermentations Match Up
What exactly is the difference between the most popular variety of bourbon, sour mash, and the less common sweet mash?
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A Touch Of Bourbon Will Take Your Mulled Wine To The Next Level
It's not just the wine and warming spices that make this a deliciously enjoyable beverage; enhance the flavors even further with a splash of bourbon.
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This Is Who Really Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Scotch
Costco's Kirkland Signature Scotch is a top seller for the warehouse retailer - but the company behind the drink is one you probably haven't heard of.
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The 2-Ingredient Cocktail That Adds A Vanilla Twist To Orange Juice
Sometimes you don't want to bother mixing up a whole bunch of drinks for an aperitif, which is when this tasty, fresh 2-ingredient cocktail comes in handy.
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11 Facts To Know About Coco López Cream Of Coconut
Did you know Coco López cream of coconut was used in the original piña colada, back in the '50s? If you love this coconutty brand, these facts are for you.
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The Difference Between Drinking Gin With Tonic Vs Soda
Gin with tonic is a classic cocktail, but gin and soda is also another great pairing. Learn the differences between drinking gin with each one.
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What A Bourbon Expert Loves To Pair With Lobster And Crab
It's time to stop thinking of white wine as the default pairing for seafood. Instead, consider what a nice high-rye bourbon can bring to the table.
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Basil Hayden Kentucky Straight Bourbon: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
Basil Hayden bourbon has unique origins to match its one-of-a-kind flavor profile. We took an in-depth look at the popular bottle for this comprehensive guide.
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Expert Chris Blatner Says Balance Is Key When Pairing Bourbon With Seafood
Bourbon and seafood are an unexpected combination, but as bourbon expert Chris Blatner explains, the whiskey works well with a wide variety of seafood dishes.
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What Chill Filtration Means And Why It Matters When Making Whiskey
The ins and outs of whiskey making only get more complicated the deeper you dive. Chill filtration is one of the more contentious parts of production.
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4 Variations Of Irish Whiskey, Explained
A shot of Jameson is not just popular, it's an entry way to the wide world of Irish whiskies. Let's learn how to distinguish the four varieties and more.
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The Rare Scotch That Audrey Hepburn Loved To Drink
Audrey Hepburn had at least one thing in common with Holly Golightly, the iconic character she played in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," a love of whisky.
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The 12 Best Indian Whiskies
The popularity of Indian whisky is on the rise. Aficionados across the world are turning to these brands in order to get a taste of the country's spirit.
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What Is Mamajuana, And How Do You Sip The Dominican Drink?
Rum isn't the only spirit hailing from the Caribbean. Mamajuana is a spicy, botanical-rich liqueur popular in the Dominican Republic. So, how do you drink it?
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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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Triple-Distilled Liquor Vs Continuously Distilled: Is There A Difference?
Most liquors are either distilled using pot stills or continuous stills. But what's the difference between triple distillation and continuous distillation?
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Was The Green Tea Shot Created By Jameson Irish Whiskey?
The green tea shot is traditionally made with Jameson Irish Whiskey and zero tea whatsoever, but did the distiller invent the emerald-hued shooter?
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Martha Stewart's Secret Ingredient For Rich Chicken Pot Pie? Cognac
Next time you're preparing a chicken pot pie, Martha Stewart recommends that you have a bottle of cognac handy. And not only for sipping while you cook.
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Drambuie: The Ultimate Bottle Guide
If you're a fan of Drambuie and want to discover everything there is to know about the whisky liqueur, we've assembled a bottle guide for this classic product.
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The Psycho Killer Is The Chocolate Cocktail That's Criminally Good
This cocktail includes an unexpected combination of ingredients that highlight the flavors of banana, citrus, and licorice as well as two forms of chocolate.
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The Reason You Should Always Shake Your Whiskey Sour Before Serving
Whether to shake or stir a cocktail is a point of contention among amateurs and pro mixologists alike. But for the whiskey sour, shaking is always the best way.
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The Key Difference Between High-Proof And Low-Proof Bourbon, According To An Expert
To learn all of the nuances between high-proof and low-proof bourbon and figure out when it's best to reach for a bottle of either, we reached out to an expert.
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Kirkland Irish Cream Vs. Baileys: Which One Is Better?
We decided to pit Kirkland's Irish Cream against Bailey's head to head to decide once and for all which one is better for your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
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The 2-Ingredient Jack Daniel's Cocktail That Packs A Nostalgic Punch
Drinking alcohol is for adults, but that doesn't mean you can't add some childhood nostalgia to your Jack Daniel's to make this easy two-ingredient cocktail!
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Try A Vanilla Spin In Your Next Vodka And Soda Cocktail
After one too many vodka soda-fueled nights, it'd be understandable if you've grown sick of them. Luckily, you can switch it up by adding a little vanilla.
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A Bourbon Expert Says This Is The Ideal Pairing To Balance The Flavor Of Briny Oysters
While lighter, crisp drinks like white wine and champagne are often sipped in between bites, bourbon's richness is the perfect match.
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