Chicago’s Newest Pop-Up Is a Taylor Swift–Themed Break-Up Bar
Calling all anti-heroes, heartbreak princes, and new romantics: This bar is for you (and every other Swiftie).
Calling all anti-heroes, heartbreak princes, and new romantics: This bar is for you (and every other Swiftie).
Tradition and culture have always played a deep role in Southern weddings.
A silver spoon won’t save your uncorked champagne, but this trick will.
If you’re at a New Year’s Eve party in Scotland, don’t be surprised if a guest leaves the house a few minutes before midnight just so that they can re-enter as the first footer after the bells.
It’s worth learning the difference between these spirits.
Fearless foodies and Velveeta fanatics should find a participating BLT restaurant stat.
Like a Keurig, the Bartesian cocktail maker allows you to expertly mix drinks such as margaritas, whiskey sours, mocktails, and more.
The empty vaults beneath the Brooklyn Bridge in New York were used to store wine a century ago.
If you need a rice vinegar substitute, reach for the rice wine vinegar—not the rice wine.
With a 328.59-carat bottle, Ley del Diamante is the most expensive tequila ever put on sale.
Though its origins are hazy, India pale ales first made their mark during the 18th century as hops became more important in the brewing process.
This ancient alcoholic beverage, made by fermenting honey and water, is practically as old as human civilization.
Sean's Bar's 1100-year-old structure makes it the oldest pub in Ireland—and possibly the world.
If you post proof of your mullet online, Natural Light might supply you with the funds to buy beer (and cover the cost of your haircut).
Dry propaganda deeply penetrated the nation’s educational system and much of it soon became required reading in hundreds of public schools, spreading some truly outlandish misinformation in the process.
It's true that wine starts to oxidize the moment you uncork it, but that's no reason to pour the leftovers down the drain.
The Diamonds Are Forever drink at the Ritz-Carlton in Tokyo is a tall order of excess—but just think of the bragging rights.
Barefoot Wine's new Oreo-flavored red wine will be available exclusively online while supplies last starting on Thursday, December 9.
From an indulgent eggnog to a rich hot chocolate, these classic holiday drinks that will keep you feeling cozy throughout the season.
The hair of the dog is one of the oldest hangover cures still around today. But can it really save you from that pounding headache?
From spirit-free hot toddies to pumpkin pie martinis, these holiday drinks are sure to be a hit with your non-drinking partygoers.
Arby's recommends using its new curly fry vodka in a Bloody Mary, which would pair great with a roast beef sandwich.
The same mustard seeds that go into making Grey Poupon are infused into La Moutarde Vin, resulting in a great wine to sip with lunch.
Willing to have the Pabst Blue Ribbon logo plastered across your bed sheets? PBR will pay you for that.