Practical info for the smarter drinker
You’re probably familiar with traditional brunch drinks like the ever famous mimosa. While mimosas are delicious and refreshing, the acid in orange juice and champagne can have negative effects on your stomach lining. People who suffer from conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease or peptic ulcers are especially sensitive to high-citrus drinks. Ditch …
Lent is the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday when Catholics and other Christian denominations fast to pay tribute to Jesus’ 40 days of fasting, which is chronicled in the book of Matthew. While some people choose one specific vice — like chocolate, soda, television or Facebook — to abstain from during Lent, many …
Who says you can’t serve alcohol at a bridal shower? If you’ve ever attended a bridal shower, bachelorette party or banquet that needed a little pizazz, you’ve come to the right place. While these events might not warrant a full bar, there big surprises can come in small packages. Check out these creative ways to …
Whether you’re mixing Jack and Coke at the end of a long work week or mixing up your favorite cocktail for guests, the age-old questions is this: ice or no ice? Sometimes a perfectly balanced drink can come down to the ice. This is especially crucial when you’re paying for drinks at the bar. While …
Football season is in full swing, which means you’ve probably been spending your Saturdays in front of the TV, at your favorite bar or tailgating in the parking lot of your favorite team’s stadium! No matter where you’re watching the game, you can up the ante on your tailgating treats with these five recipes for …