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Featured stories and articles about drinking alcohol in various forms. Beer, wine, Liquor, and other spirits are examined.
Why Do We Drink Alcohol?
You’ve probably asked yourself this question at one point or another. It’s a pretty simple question with a lot of different answers. Some people drink for the taste and the buzz, some drink for the social aspect, and others drink to forget about their problems. Whatever your reason for drinking, there are plenty of studies out there that might give you some insight into why you do it.
The most common reason people drink alcohol is because they like how it makes them feel. For example, did you know that most people experience a “buzz” after just one drink? This is because alcohol affects your brain by slowing down activity in certain areas of your brain (like those responsible for inhibiting behavior). While this may seem like a bad thing—like it would make you more likely to act impulsively—it actually has the opposite effect: it can reduce anxiety and stress.
Another reason that people drink is because they want to connect socially with other people. Alcohol has been used as an icebreaker since ancient times! But while alcohol may help you break the ice with someone new, it could also end up ruining a relationship with someone close to you if things don’t go well between the two of you after drinking together
Michigan apple cider sangria captures the essence of autumn with a blend of local cider, white wine, crisp fruits, and warming spices. This fall-inspired drink is perfect for gatherings, showcasing fresh ingredients like unfiltered cider. The recipe encourages creativity, allowing add-ins and pairings that enhance its delightful flavors and seasonal charm.
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What is the alcohol content of the beer you are drinking? It may surpise you that some dark beers have lower alcohol (and calories) then lighter beers. We explore all the major types.
Brandy and bourbon are spirits with rich histories and specific production processes. Brandy, made from grapes or fruit juices, is often aged in French oak, producing fruity and floral flavors. Bourbon, distilled from at least 51% corn mash, must age in new charred oak barrels, resulting in sweet, smoky notes. Both have distinct regional influences and variations, with Cognac and Kentucky being prime examples of brandy and bourbon production regions, respectively. Personal taste and occasion influence whether one prefers the subtle complexity of brandy or the rich boldness of bourbon.
Journey through the landscape of Popular Draft Beers in America. From iconic classics to innovative craft brews, uncover what makes these beers a staple in bars and homes across the country.
Embark on a journey through the best Craft Beer Tours in the USA. From the rich brewing heritage of San Francisco, Denver, and Brooklyn, dive deep into stories of malt, hops, and history. Discover more than just beer; uncover tales of passion and craftsmanship.
“Embark on a journey through the captivating world of whiskey distilleries. From the rich history and diverse types of whiskey to what you can expect on a tour, this comprehensive guide is your ticket to becoming a whiskey aficionado.
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