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  • A Beginner’s Guide to Trappist Beer
    A Beginner’s Guide to Trappist Beer
    Monks have long played a part in brewing, with evidence dating back to the fifth century. Beer, typically safer than drinking water in those times, was a staple, and even ...
    March 27, 2020BY Kevin Revolinski
  • Good Water Is the Key to a Better Cup of Tea
    Good Water Is the Key to a Better Cup of Tea
    Whether you’re a loose leaf aficionado or make your morning cup with tea bags, you’ll know that to ...
    March 22, 2020BY Ben Benton and Emilie Holmes
  • Meet the Kings of Italian Wine
    Meet the Kings of Italian Wine
    Italy produces many great wines, but three are considered the “King B's.” Barolo, Barbaresco, and Brunello di Montalcino ...
    March 8, 2020BY Melanie Young
  • How to Garnish Your Cocktails Like a Professional Bartender
    How to Garnish Your Cocktails Like a Professional Bartender
    When it comes to making cocktails at home, garnishes are often overlooked, skimped on, or simply skipped altogether. ...
    March 6, 2020BY America's Test Kitchen
  • The Story of Soju, Korea’s Favorite Spirit
    The Story of Soju, Korea’s Favorite Spirit
    When someone mentions soju, the first image that comes to mind is usually that famed little green bottle—Jinro ...
    February 28, 2020BY Judy Joo
  • Spiced Kimchi Mary
    Spiced Kimchi Mary
    Spiced Kimchi Mary Makes 1 drink Lime wedge Gochugaru (Korean chile flakes) Ice, for serving 7 tablespoons tomato ...
    February 28, 2020BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Spring Beers: Bock Is Back
    Spring Beers: Bock Is Back
    As a kid I collected beer cans, something that seems so very Wisconsin, in a time when old-school ...
    February 21, 2020BY Kevin Revolinski
  • Espresso, Yourself: How to Brew Better Coffee With a Moka Pot
    Espresso, Yourself: How to Brew Better Coffee With a Moka Pot
    When I go to the coffee shop, it isn’t for the coffee. It’s to see and be seen. ...
    February 6, 2020BY Ari LeVaux
  • Israeli Wines: Where the Mediterranean Meets the Middle East
    Israeli Wines: Where the Mediterranean Meets the Middle East
    Winemaking in Israel dates back to the Middle Ages, but for many consumers, Israeli wines are still a ...
    January 22, 2020BY Melanie Young
  • Meet Mead, the Ancient Honey Wine Making a 21st-Century Comeback
    Meet Mead, the Ancient Honey Wine Making a 21st-Century Comeback
    I first learned of mead in high school, but then it was only by reputation: The mead hall ...
    January 17, 2020BY Kevin Revolinski
  • How to Drink Without Drinking
    How to Drink Without Drinking
    Just as with any lifestyle change, giving up alcohol, whether permanently or temporarily, needs a change of mindset. ...
    January 2, 2020BY Fiona Beckett
  • Hibiscus and Rose Cosmopolitan
    Hibiscus and Rose Cosmopolitan
    Hibiscus and Rose Cosmopolitan A Cosmo is classically made with cranberry juice, but I’ve found that you can ...
    January 2, 2020BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Mulled ‘Wine’
    Mulled ‘Wine’
    I’m not convinced, as I’ve already mentioned, about alcohol-free wine—if you’re a wine drinker, it really doesn’t cut ...
    January 2, 2020BY Epoch Times Staff
  • T&T (Tea and Tonic)
    T&T (Tea and Tonic)
    T&T (Tea and Tonic) Tea and tonic: a perfect drink for that gin and tonic moment if you ...
    January 2, 2020BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Are You a Sober Wine Lover? Find a Tea House
    Are You a Sober Wine Lover? Find a Tea House
    Non-alcoholic drinks are a hot topic right now. Seedlip, maker of the first distilled non-alcoholic spirit, just launched ...
    December 29, 2019BY Christine Clark
  • Holiday Sparklers
    Holiday Sparklers
    Uncorking a bottle of Champagne on New Year’s Eve is a classic way to celebrate. Champagne remains the ...
    December 24, 2019BY Melanie Young
  • 7 Best Winter Beers to Keep You Warm This Season
    7 Best Winter Beers to Keep You Warm This Season
    There’s a beer for every season, and winter is no exception. Less daylight, colder temperatures, and snow and ...
    December 20, 2019BY Kevin Revolinski
  • Holiday Gift Guide: What to Gift the Beer Lover in Your Life
    Holiday Gift Guide: What to Gift the Beer Lover in Your Life
    What to do with that craft-beer person in your life? We’ve got a few suggestions: Beer, of Course ...
    December 5, 2019BY Kevin Revolinski
  • Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Wine and Spirits Gifts, According to Experts
    Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Wine and Spirits Gifts, According to Experts
    Wine and spirits professionals from around the country weigh in on their go-to bottles and booze gear to ...
    December 5, 2019BY Crystal Shi
  • Have Your Beer and Cook With It, Too
    Have Your Beer and Cook With It, Too
    Jacquelyn Dodd, the recipe developer and beer enthusiast behind award-winning website The Beeroness, has a new cookbook all ...
    November 29, 2019BY Jacquelyn Dodd
  • After the Thanksgiving Feast, Try a Digestif
    After the Thanksgiving Feast, Try a Digestif
    In the aftermath of this year’s Thanksgiving feast, as you find yourself immobilized at the table by one ...
    November 26, 2019BY Crystal Shi
  • Winter Is Coming—And so Are the Stouts and Porters
    Winter Is Coming—And so Are the Stouts and Porters
    I’ve never had a problem drinking a Guinness in summer, but stouts and porters seem to be favored ...
    November 7, 2019BY Kevin Revolinski
  • How Taiwan Became a Global Powerhouse in Whisky Production
    How Taiwan Became a Global Powerhouse in Whisky Production
    Whisky (or whiskey if you’re Irish or American) has a 1,000-year long history. According to legend, Irish monks traveling ...
    October 24, 2019BY The Conversation
  • Sober Nightlife Takes Off in New York
    Sober Nightlife Takes Off in New York
    Like many young urbanites, Meryl Vedros likes to cap her demanding workday with a cocktail. So the New ...
    October 18, 2019BY Reuters
  • The Case for Pilsner: A Beer That Tastes Like Beer
    The Case for Pilsner: A Beer That Tastes Like Beer
    “Sometimes I just want beer that tastes like beer.”  I keep hearing this, or variations thereof, from craft-beer ...
    October 18, 2019BY Kevin Revolinski
  • Three Cheers for Fall Beers
    Three Cheers for Fall Beers
    Fall is in the air, and fall beers are on the tap list. Put away your lighter, summery ...
    September 20, 2019BY Kevin Revolinski
  • Kentucky Spirit: A Brief History of Bourbon and Its All-American Legacy
    Kentucky Spirit: A Brief History of Bourbon and Its All-American Legacy
    Kentucky is frequently called “The Bluegrass State,” referring to a species of pasture grass you can see driving ...
    September 12, 2019BY Melanie Young
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