beverages

When is it time to bid farewell to your trusty water bottle? Here's what to look for, plus why it’s such a big problem in the first place.

“Caffeine-free tea” isn't actually tea at all.

Don’t let wine aficionados hear you confuse these two sparkling beverages.

Some pubs are rationing the Irish stout ahead of the holidays.

The Instagram page UK Snack Attack always discloses when a product is a snackfish, but many viewer don’t read the captions.

Eggnog started out as a fancy English drink called posset and made its way into American holiday celebrations.

From traditional eggnog to boozy apple toddies, these old-fashioned holiday bevvies from vintage cookbooks will warm you up on winter days.

These chains should be on your radar if you want to save money at the register.

Aldi’s shoppers, rejoice! The store’s 2024 Advent calendars are coming soon.

Fresh apple cider is delicious. It’s also potentially teeming with bacteria.

The chip brand now has its own restaurant in the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Coffee enthusiasts might consider relocating to one of these caffeine meccas.

Know your latte from your cappuccino before you embarrass yourself.

Country music legend Dolly Parton just released her new wine brand, Dolly Wines. See which products are available in your region.

Prepare to shell out for a cup of Elida Geisha Natural Torre.

They’re both fruit beverages, but apple juice and apple cider are not quite the same thing.

Sodas in the Aloha State look a little different from what you’re probably used to.

The pumpkin spice latte is returning, of course, and some exciting new items will make their debut.

Ahead of the release of ‘Widow Clicquot’ on July 19, here are some facts about the “Grande Dame of Champagne.”

The concave circles built into the sides of plastic milk jugs are an important part of their design.

The word to look for on the label is ‘Snapchill.’

If you were a woman in the 19th century, virtually anything could get you committed to a psychiatric hospital—including drinking too much tea.

Your daily cup of coffee has been hundreds of years in the making.

Pepsi-Cola was named for two ingredients that it doesn't (and possibly never did) contain.