The Gambling-Centric History Of The Swim-Up Bar
It probably won't shock you to learn that swim-up bars were inspired by business owners seeking to earn a bit more easy money from vacationing patrons.
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The 13 Best Cake And Wine Pairings
Why save cake and wine for weddings? Isn't life a special occasion? Go for a forkful and have a full glass, too. Here are the best cake and wine pairings.
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The Reasoning Behind Canada's New, Strict Alcohol Guidelines
There's unfortunately a very serious and sobering reasoning behind Canada's new, strict alcohol guidelines. Here's what you need to know about the update.
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The Coffee Grinder Mistake That Leads To Acidic Coffee
If you grind your own coffee beans for a fresh cup of joe but find your coffee is on the acidic side, it could be your grinder. Here's what you need to know.
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The Vermouth Swap You Should Try To Amplify Your Next Martini
If you're a martini drinker, you likely know the varieties. Shaken or stirred; with gin or vodka; dry or dirty. But have you tried this vermouth alternative?
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What Constitutes A 'Unicorn' Bottle Of Whiskey?
You may have heard someone refer to a bottle of bourbon or scotch as a "unicorn," but what does that mean? Find out about the world of collectible bourbon.
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The Sugar-Free Hack To Take The Flavor Of Your Coffee To New Heights
If you love coffee, chances are you have tried it many different ways. While you may change up what you add to your cup, there's one hack that's a must-try.
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Why You Shouldn't Trust The Age Labels On Rum
When it comes to alcohol, aging is crucial to its flavor profile. But all liquors are made differently and can feature misleading labels. Here's the rundown.
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For The Most Flavorful Cocktails, Microwave Your Citrus Before Juicing
If you're looking for an easier juicing technique, and to rev up your cocktails, you should be microwaving your citrus before juicing. Here's why.
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Whole Foods Shared A Smoothie Recipe With A Unique 'Secret' Ingredient
Have you ever put a frozen banana in your smoothie? How about some veggies? We bet you never thought to add this secret ingredient Whole Foods shares.
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Eau De Mer: The Iconic Caviar-Infused Rum Cocktail
Mixologists are constantly trying new ways of giving patrons a unique experience. One restaurant took elegance to the next level with this caviar-infused drink.
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Why You'll Never Be Able To Buy Real Root Beer
If you think you enjoy the taste of root beer, it might surprise you to learn that you've probably never actually tasted genuine root beer before.
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Teem: Pepsi's First Failure In The World Of Lemon Lime Sodas
Millions of soda drinkers are surely saddened that Sierra Mist is no more. Notably, this isn't the first time PepsiCo has discontinued a lemon-lime drink.
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Does An Old Fashioned Have To Be Made With Whiskey?
Does an old fashioned have to be made with whiskey? Learn all about the rules for crafting one of the country's most foundational cocktails.
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A Beginner's Guide To Ordering At A Bubble Tea Shop
Simply put, bubble tea is a delicious drink any which way you order it. But with so many options, things can get overwhelming for newcomers. Here are some tips.
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The One Continent That Has Never Produced Rum
Somewhat surprisingly, rum has been distilled on only six of the seven continents on Earth. So, where in the world has rum never been produced?
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What Does It Mean To Order A Martini 'Perfect'?
Ordering a martini can be done in several ways. It can also contain various ingredients. Do you know what makes a 'perfect martini' perfect?
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A Beginner's Guide To King's Cup
King's Cup is a popular drinking game at parties, but it does involve a lot of different rules and instructions depending on which card is drawn.
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Should You Buy Or Make Your Own Framboise Raspberry Liqueur?
Framboise raspberry liqueur is delightfully sweet and fruity and easy to make, but is DIY framboise actually a better choice than the store-bought variety?
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Why You've Actually Been Pouring Milk Upside Down
Did you know that you've been pouring milk the wrong way? You probably didn't even know there was a right way. Find out how to pour with less mess.
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Why You Should Never Make An Espresso Martini In Advance
Nothing is better than an espresso martini if you're having a night out and looking for a little pick-me-up. There's a reason the cocktail is made-to-order.
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Summer Dining Hall Drinks
Sick of the same old drinks with your meals? Change things up this summer by trying out a mixing up a new beverage for yourself at the dining hall.
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Pepsi Vs. Coke Campus
Most universities have contracts with Coke or Pepsi. As a result, universities receive a higher commission from these companies for the products they sell.
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Coca-Cola Cans Were First Created Out Of A Wartime Necessity
Those who enjoy drinking Coca-Cola out of aluminum cans might be surprised to learn that the current packaging came about as a result of World War II.
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The Inspiration Behind The Shape Of Coca-Cola's Iconic Original Bottle
Most people have probably heard the story behind the original Coca-Cola recipe, but you may not know the story of the original Coca-Cola bottle.
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The Speakeasy Located In Nikola Tesla's Old NYC Apartment
New York loves paying homage to its beloved residents, especially those who made such an impact in history. This speakeasy is a tribute to a treasured inventor.
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C4 Vs. Ravage: Get Your Pre-Workout Powders On
C4 is great for beginners who aren't super into getting pumped up, while Ravage is more for heavy weight lifters who are looking for a big time bulk-up.
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