Serving Draught Beer correctly in small scale places has just become much easier thanks to the innovative team over at Stella Artois. This brand reflects the traditional Belgian brewing dating back to 1366. They’ve built their image based on producing the number one Belgian beer that can be found …
Though Paris of the Plains (POP) Fest 2015 has since passed, there are plenty of reasons to be on the lookout for its return next year. Let’s take a look at all the exciting events that occurred. Besides serving an incredible 9,385 drinks in four days, this annual event is …
Continuing on with the slightly illegal theme of cannabis infused beverages, we have yet another fan favorite with a dash of that good old marijuana. Jane’s Brew Cannabis-Infused Coffee adds a whole different meaning to getting that fix in the morning. Enjoy hot or iced with absolutely no cannabis smell …
Do you want to make your own juice from the vegetables and fruits of your choosing without all that extra-added sugar? Our friends over at Sage Appliances have added a new juicer to their line up that will make you reconsider traveling to the grocery store for that high-fructose juice. …
If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming an astronaut or perhaps you already are or are in the process of becoming one and you’ve questioned how to successfully transfer a little tipple from a glass to your mouth due to the whole no gravity thing, you need not worry anymore. The …
When we last went wine tasting, we focused on how the curiously misinformed and misbehaved tasting room patrons can affect a winery visit, depending on your own state of mind. In tasting room parlance, let’s revisit that, shall we? Of course, the standard rule still applies: be mindful of your …
It may be a little more taboo to call a hotel “Virgin” than an airline, but Sir Richard Branson’s gone there. Virgin spread its in-on-the-joke, cocktail-clinking image to the hospitality industry this year when it opened the sliding room doors at their first Virgin Hotel – a 250-room space …
Although the sun barely sets during St Petersburg’s midsummer ‘White Nights’ that’s no reason not to explore the nightlife. And while it is certainly surreal to find yourself emerging blinking into the hazy light of 2am from one of the city’s cocktail bars; that is no reason to be afraid. …
With 2,000 years of vinous fame, Burgundy rarely jostles for the media spotlight. But on July 4th, the region broadcasted loud news. The headlines touted UNESCO’s recognition of the near-sacred status of their climats, the legally defined and forever-keeping-the-same-name vineyard plots as World Heritage sites. But along with this …