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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Tea Time: 'Murica Style
Here's a possible solution to our "hustle and bustle" lifestyle: the consumption of a hot cup of tea that will provide us with a real break in the day.
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Coors Light VS Bud Light: Everything You Need To Know
Statistics from 2018 showed that Bud Light and Coors Light accounted for more than 40 million barrels of U.S. beer sales. Here's how they compare.
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The 10 Best Tequilas To Use For Shots
If you are not sure what brand of tequila would be the best for taking shots, from big name brands to small batch favorites, look no further.
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14 Underrated Snapple Flavors You Have To Try
With over 30 flavors available, there's a Snapple for every taste bud. However, some of these flavors often get overlooked. Here are some you need to try.
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How Bottled Water Can Amplify The Body And Flavor Of Coffee
If you've ever felt like your coffee could use a pick-me-up, you might want to try bottled water instead of tap water to brew it. here's why.
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Gail Simmons Knows The Best Way To Make An Espresso Martini
Espresso martini's are a popular cocktail choice, whether at brunch or as an after-diner drink. Gail Simmons enjoys it, too, and has a secret to perfecting it.
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Should You Buy Or Make Your Own Ginger Liqueur?
Several brands offer ginger liqueur, but there's a lot to like about going DIY. Read on to learn more about ginger liqueur and whether to buy or make your own.
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The Difference Between Cheap Wines And Value Wines
If you're interested in what makes some dirnks more coveted and expensive than others, you'll want to know the difference between cheap wines and value wines.
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Everything You Need To Know About Angel Shots
While going out could consist of grabbing an innocent drink, unexpected issues could arise. Luckily, this is where the angel shot could be useful.
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Does Eating Yeast Actually Stop You From Getting Drunk?
Jim Koch swears by eating yeast before drinking to mitigate some of the alcohol's effects. But what does the science say about this unconventional advice?
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The Simple Addition To Minimize The Acidity Of Your Coffee
Coffee can aggravate several digestive disorders, but those who experience them don't have to avoid this popular drink entirely. This simple trick can help.
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What's The Difference Between Macchiatos And Lattes?
It's coffee time. Do you want a latte or a macchiato? They both contain steamed milk and coffee, so what's the real difference between these two popular drinks?
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Should You Buy Or Make Your Own Grenadine?
The sweet and deeply red syrup known as grenadine is a staple in many cocktails and mocktails, but should you be making your own or buying it at the store?
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What's The Difference Between Coke Zero And Diet Coke?
Coke Zero and Diet Coke are the same, aren't they? No, they are not and there are some key differences between these two sodas you need to know.
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The Ultimate Guide To Kirkland Beer
Many of Kirkland beers rank consistently highly in consumer reviews, but which ones should you try? Here is a round-up of Costco beers and hard seltzer.
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15 Inexpensive Bottles Of Beaujolais You Can Actually Get
A red wine that has been steadily growing in popularity, Beaujolais has its own traditions and character. Here are some you can try at a reasonable price.
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What Makes A New York Sour Cocktail Different From A Whiskey Sour?
The sheer number of mixed drinks available to the modern imbiber can be confusing. Here's what makes a New York Sour cocktail different from a Whiskey Sour.
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Level Up Your Tea Game With 11 Unexpected Flavors
Whether it's hot or cold, tea is beloved around the world. If you're looking to spice up your tea cabinet, try something new with these unique flavors.
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The Worst Type Of Wine To Order With Spicy Food
Are you a wine lover and a spicy food aficionado? Do you ever wonder if you can pair the two? Here's the worst wine pairing when eating spicy food.
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