beverages

Few things are so profoundly tied to the image of Ireland like an Irish coffee, a pint of Guinness and St. Patrick celebrations. Not everybody knows that this fabulous drink has a father, and that was born on a very...

Once a must in the homes of Italians, liqueurs too are back in vogue during quarantine, thanks to the large amount of time available to prepare homemade dishes and beverages. History, recipes and anecdotes about traditional Italian products.

Emerald green, pleasantly sweet and rich in properties: there is more than one reason why the myth of matcha is still alive. However, a lot has been written on the subject, often making confusion between the actual tea and the...

Many prefer it thinking it's lactose free, but in reality goat's milk is not suitable for the lactose intolerant. It is excellent, however, for children and those suffering from osteoporosis. Properties and characteristics of this product.

For many there is only espresso, but there are also folks who prefer beverages with a less intense flavour. Here are some ideas for replacing coffee at home or at the coffee bar.

Red wine, sugar, aromatic spices: these are the basic ingredients for vin brulé (mulled wine), one of the most popular hot alcoholic beverages throughout Europe and beyond. A spicy wine with ancient origins, among the timeless classics of Christmas markets....

Ginger beer can be mixed with all kinds of spirits: here are some tasting tips and our list of the top three brands in the world.

Enjoyed cold straight from the fridge or on the rocks, with the cool comfort of cascading ice cubes, ginger beer is the trendiest among non-alcoholic beverages. Here are a dew details about the drink.