Category Archives: hard drinks

Finally! The warmer months are on their way, and with them come relaxation, various festivities, and lots of sunshine. It’s time to delve into the light, refreshing wines of summer. Check out guide to the best wines for summer, which covers reds, whites, and rosés.

Is this weather getting you down? Are you sniffling and coughing your way through the week, surrounded in an ever increasing mountain of tissues? Well, if you’re missing your unblocked nostrils and generally having a good time, here’s a few alcoholic beverages proven to sort out that cold and make your existence just a little more palatable.

When temperatures dip, many people want to cozy up by the fireplace with a bold, full-bodied red wine like Cabernet Sauvignon or Syrah. These rich wines are comforting this time of the year and often pair beautifully with hearty winter meals. But full-bodied red wines aren’t the only beverage of choice for the chilliest winter months.

When it comes to the health benefits of beer vs. hard liquor, it might seem like the kind of problem you’d like to have. Just the idea that beer and hard liquor have health benefits may seem pretty enticing. But like most good things in life, it’s a little complicated.

Vodka and Beer are two complete different drinks and to compare them in the same class is injustice. Both are very popular drinks and are consumed worldwide. Beer and Vodka are different in terms of taste, production process and even consumption. Vodka can be drunk neat but it can also be added to other drinks such as juices and cold drinks to create a cocktail. However, beer is often drunk without mixing with any other flavors.

It’s summer after all. The pubs are finally open, the sun’s shining and the ‘fancy a pint?’ texts are flowing in with alarming regularity. If you want to move forward in a health-conscious way, then you need a plan; an approach that gives you full control over what you’re drinking, without robbing you of any of the fun or spontaneity that the silly season calls for.