Starbucks goes drive-thru only
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Capitalism’s favorite drug: The dark history of how coffee took over the world
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As climate change makes winemaking a torrid business in southern Europe, viniculture is taking off in Scandinavia
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On solid ground: Brewery Terra Firma
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‘Corona Beer Virus’ searches show brewer can’t evade coronavirus
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A shot before last call: Capturing New Orleans’s vanishing Black bars
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Five cheap(ish) things to make the perfect cup of coffee
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Milk: White poison or healthy drink?
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Got lacteal secretions? Virginia tries to limit the legal definition of milk
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A disturbing number of people think Coronavirus is related to Corona Beer
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The Swedish dairy lobby is fighting alternative milks, like Oatly, as if they're an existential threat
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The intoxicating history of gin
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The most expensive cities for a cappuccino – Copenhagen has the highest cappuccino prices at $6.30 per cup on average
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The dark side of the angel's share
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Why does dairy-loving America still shun the “milk bladder” when it’s commonplace in so many other countries?
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The great Texas whiskey boom
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Cocktails from the 1970s
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One Mai Tai, and hold the colonialism
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American connoisseurs have traditionally stayed away from German wine. A new generation of producers — and global warming — is changing that
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How tax policy gave us White Claw hard seltzer
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Drink up, stoners: Big Alcohol's pursuit to make weed beverages
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It's six months until Christmas - perfect timing to start your aged eggnog
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How the Goth pubs of Sweden transformed drinking in Scotland's industrial heartlands
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The oral history of Four Loko in New York
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It’s time to rethink wine criticism: Dreary scores and tasting notes are of little long-term use to consumers
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Water conservation just got REAL. (or JUST got real?)
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Tamale lager, anyone? Craft beer’s next frontier is a world of wild flavor
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Beer archaeologists are reviving ancient ales — with some strange results
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DIY 'Coke' cola recipe
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How to make ginger beer at home
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Weed drinks are set to dominate the cannabis market in Canada
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Is coffee essential? Switzerland says no.
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The end is near for 3.2 beer
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Decaf coffee's terrible reputation is outdated, but it's still scorned because of what caffeine represents
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Why is your wine crying? Scientists say shock waves likely play a role
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Boutique and established cooperages around the country are trying to reinvent the whiskey barrel
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'Something needs to change': Woolworths drops $1-a-litre milk in Australia
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What tea are yall drinking today?
For my daily tea-drinkers: What are you drinking today? Where'd you get it? How would you rate it? For my non-tea drinkers: Feel free to ask any questions you might have about the most widely...
For my daily tea-drinkers: What are you drinking today? Where'd you get it? How would you rate it?
For my non-tea drinkers: Feel free to ask any questions you might have about the most widely consumed beverage in the world (next to water). Share a time you had a good experience or a bad experience.
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During WWII, Bletchley Park was home to codebreaking and tea shenanigans
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White gold: The unstoppable rise of alternative milks
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Inside the great Italian-Australian Prosecco debate
Inside The Great Italian-Australian Prosecco Debate The EU and Australia fight over prosecco and parmesan naming rights In Vino Veritas? The Dubious Legality of the EU’s Claims to Exclusive Use of...
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World's coffee under threat, say experts
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Beer expert guesses cheap vs expensive beer | Price Points
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Thanks for my coffee… On the great gratitude trail
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Devoted fans pay thousands for this fermented tea, whose decades-old vintages are treated like wine
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Stripping twenty-three master sommeliers of their titles was a tough call, but the right one
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The oldest coffee in the world
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The French town that throws wine in the sea
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West Texas vineyards blasted by herbicide drift from nearby cotton fields
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Brewing a great cup of coffee depends on chemistry and physics
9 votes