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Madison’s Dive, named after Daryl Hannah’s character in the movie, was going to be a themed saloon built at the end of a pier on Pleasure Island.

The drink contained traces of honey, mint, and barley.

The line includes a sparkling rosé and a sparkling white wine.

If you’ve never enjoyed a beer inside a cave, at a former train station, or while grocery shopping, well, you just don’t know what you’re missing.

These bossy cans tell you the exact moment you should crack them open.

The answer may have something to do with your brain's chemistry.

If "war is hell," then it's no surprise it helped inspire a multitude of mixed drinks to ease the diabolical consequences of combat.

These misunderstood members of the booze family come with cool labels and in pretty bottles that make them a go-to housewarming gift, but unless you're a professional mixologist, you may not know what to do with them.

We all scream for adult ice cream.

Toss any of these U.S. beers in your cooler to stave off this heatwave.

A survey of older adults found that couples with similar drinking habits reported less trouble in their marriages.

IntelligentX uses machine learning to incorporate customer feedback into its evolving brews.

Wine Spectator's annual Restaurant Awards are now an app, so you can search for your next meal based on whether they serve a good Bordeaux.

You can thank hangovers.

The Vikings had a brew that was hallucinogenic.

Many of the city’s venerable watering holes are veritable museums, with the bonus of booze.

Because taste and presentation go hand-in-hand.

Like this kid, George H.W. Bush really, really hated broccoli.

George H.W. Bush despised broccoli so much, he had it banned from the White House and Air Force One during his presidency.

Prep for the Olympics with the perfect Brazilian cocktail.

As if you needed encouraging.

Have someone else deal with the aftermath of your fun while you rest.

Your favorite summer cocktails have stories to tell.

This tropical, sweet cocktail is more than just fun to order—it's tasty to drink, too.

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He kept meticulous accounts of his financial transactions.

The Splash-Themed Disney Bar That Almost Was

Brewery Recreates Booze Found in a 2500-Year-Old Grave

You Can Now Buy Hello Kitty Wine in the U.S.

11 of America’s Most Unusual Spots to Have a Beer

Japanese Brewery Makes Beer That Tells You When to Drink It

Why Do We Crave Greasy Food When We’re Hungover?

5 Famous Cocktails With Wartime Origins

9 Liqueurs to Try (and the Best Way to Enjoy Them)

11 Restaurants With Boozy Milkshakes That Are Worth the Trip

50 American Beers To Try This Summer

Matching Drinking Habits May Mean a Happier Marriage

This Beer Was Designed by Artificial Intelligence

Want to Find the Best Restaurant Wine Lists in the World? This App Can Help

Why Are Weekends Two Days Long?

9 Historic Brewers Who Were Way Ahead of the Craft Beer Craze

10 Ways to Drink In New York City History

7 Tips From Bartenders on How to Make a Better Martini

6 Things Once Banned From the White House

What’s the Right Way to Make a Caipirinha?

How the Size of Your Wine Glass May Affect How Much You Order

Hangover Maids Clean Up After Parties (And Bring Fast Food)

The History of Rum In 4 Drinks

Cocktail Chemistry: What's the Right Way to Make a Sex on the Beach?

Flip Through Thomas Jefferson’s 18th Century Wine Records