Using a mixer can help add different tasting notes and take some of the bite out of the alcohol, and there are tons of mixers available. The difference between a cocktail and a mixed drink is that ...

This is due to their higher alcohol content and residual sugars. *These include sherry and Port. By incorporating these zero point mixers into your cocktail recipes, you can whip up a range of ...

That’s why more and more people are rethinking their relationship with alcohol. But cutting back shouldn’t mean cutting fun. Enter the world of cannabinoids.

The standard 1.5 ounce serving of 80-proof alcohol has 96 calories even before you add any mixers. A 6-ounce serving of orange juice has 84 calories, but add a shot of alcohol to make it a ...

With strict at-home orders, Americans began bringing more and more alcohol into their homes to combat stress in some cases and boredom in others; interest in at-home cocktail making rose sharply. Owen ...

It’s not just mixers and syrups that make a drink sugary—sometimes it’s the alcohol itself. And when it comes to wine, sugar content varies greatly. The USDA defines dry wines as those with ...

Mixing sugar and alcohol won't directly cause a hangover — but sugar could contribute. Sugary mixers mask the taste of alcohol, so you may drink more liquor without knowing it. But too much ...