So much is said about the consumption of alcohol, that it may be difficult to separate fact from fiction. Study these myths to understand more about drinking.… Read more “Alcohol Myths Debunked”

A pop culture icon and creamy after dinner drink, the White Russian is an American favorite. It has also inspired many spin-off drinks, all with tastes of… Read more “The White Russian and variations”

The most popular cocktail in the United States, the invention of the Margarita is both controversial and happily celebrated. The taste is timeless and the recipe, simple.… Read more “The Original Margarita”

After a long night of overindulgence, many people experience the dreaded hangover. Headaches, nausea, body shakes and, sometimes, a feeling of dread or regret, are all things… Read more “The Best Hangover Cures”

Sure, dinner and a movie is super fun, but this Valentine’s Day, grab your partner, and use it as an excuse to drink rich, sexy cocktails. You… Read more “Valentine’s Day Cocktails”

Named for the Scottish folk hero, Rob Roy MacGregor, the Rob Roy is similar to the Manhattan, but uses a Scotch Whisky rather than Rye or Bourbon.… Read more “The Rob Roy”

For those of you who were on the edge of your seats (yeah right) waiting to find out how the Apple Jack experiment is going, I’m here… Read more “Apple Jack: The failed experiment”

On Wednesday, February 5, it was announced that AB InBev would take ownership of Long Island brewery, Blue Point Brewing Company. The brewery will remain in control… Read more “AB InBev to take over Blue Point Brewing Co.”

I don’t know how the rest of you are doing, but today in Brooklyn it’s slushy and gross. Instead of feeling bad about it, I’ve decided to… Read more “Slushy weather? Slushy cocktails.”

From its invention in Kentucky in the late 1700’s to the renaming of the company in 1933, Jim Beam has been a must have in any home… Read more “Jim Beam History and Recipes”