beverages

‘Tis the season for cozying up with a maple latte on a fall morning.

Americans have a strong preference for what they want to eat before they shuffle off this mortal coil.

For some, drinking this wormwood-flavored Chicago liqueur is a badge of honor.

These mocktails from decades past blend fresh fruit, citrus juices, and herbs for easy summertime refreshment.

It sounds like a myth, but hot drinks really can make you cooler.

One key ingredient separates a malt from a milkshake.

Here’s how to say everything from liquors like cachaça to brands like Moët.

Unlock Starbucks’s secret menu with the app and try one of four new cold drinks.

Costco shoppers are making ice cream floats for under $3, and you can too with this clever trick.

Craving something new in your mug? Try this banana bread latte recipe for a sweet start to your morning.

These beloved sodas may seem similar, but they aren’t one and the same.

Drink like the Sons of Liberty on the Fourth of July with these colonial American beverage recipes, from Fish House Punch to Switchel.

The answer lies in the way our brains and taste buds respond to vanilla.

You’ve heard of New Coke and Crystal Pepsi. Here are 12 more Coca-Cola and Pepsi sodas that have been discontinued over the years.

Taco Bell fans are loyal, but not always to the same items. See which menu favorites stand out in each state.

Lemonade kickstarted the trend. But there’s more to the story than that.

The dreamy and creamy cloud coffee has taken the internet by storm. Learn what‘s in the drink and how to make it.

While some brands have branched out from their humble beginnings, others have maintained a more localized appeal.

Ginger is a proven anti-nausea remedy. But ginger ale (or any soda, really) probably won’t do you much good.

This classic American soda started as a brewed tea made from a potentially toxic plant.

It might sound unlikely, but leaving plastic water bottles in a hot car might not be safe and could actually lead to a fire.

The risks involved with storing an open can of food in the fridge can vary, but according to the USDA, it’s important to keep these factors in mind.

This color-changing blue butterfly pea flower mocktail is floral, fresh, and totally booze-free.

Discover how the bourbon-mint concoction was embraced by the horse-racing world and became the default drink at the Kentucky Derby.