alcohol

All about the effects of alcohol on the mind and body, and what a drinker should expect from a sip, or ten, of the hard stuff.

Decoding Wine Labels: What You Need to Know
Ever stood in front of a wall of wine bottles, trying to make sense of the fancy labels, only to feel like you’re deciphering some kind of secret code? You’re not alone. Wineries love to throw around elegant words, historical references, and foreign phrases that leave most people scratching their heads. But here’s the thing—once you know what to look for, you can pick a great bottle without second-guessing yourself. Let’s break it down.
By Ojo11 months ago in Proof
The Complete Guide To Modelo Alcohol Percentage & Most Popular One!
Modelo beer is a staple in the world of lagers, celebrated for its quality and refreshing taste. Originating from Mexico, it has gained immense popularity across the globe, particularly in the United States. This guide will delve into the alcohol percentages of various Modelo varieties, highlight the most popular options, and provide tasting notes to enhance your beer experience.
By hiteshsinh solanki12 months ago in Proof
A Toast to Diversity: Exploring the Regional Styles of American Whiskey
American whiskey is not just a drink; it's a reflection of the country's rich cultural heritage and regional diversity. Each sip is a journey into the heart of its origins, shaped by local ingredients, techniques, and traditions. From Kentucky’s caramel-kissed bourbons to the smoky allure of Tennessee whiskey, the American whiskey landscape is as varied as the nation itself. Let’s take a flavorful journey through the distinct regional styles that make American whiskey a global treasure.
By mureed hussain12 months ago in Proof
The Truth Behind the Label: Unmasking the Illusion of Craft Whiskey
In the world of whiskey, labels like “hand-crafted,” “small-batch,” and “artisanal” evoke romantic images of rustic distilleries, masterful traditions, and unique flavors. However, a significant portion of what is marketed as craft whiskey might not be as exclusive or authentic as it seems. Instead, much of it originates from a massive factory in Indiana known as Midwest Grain Products (MGP), a revelation that is reshaping perceptions in the whiskey industry.
By mureed hussain12 months ago in Proof
Top 10 Places to Visit in 2025 (Year of Travel)
In 2025, as the world reopens its doors to travel, prepare to explore a tapestry of breathtaking destinations, each offering unique experiences and unforgettable memories. From the dramatic landscapes of New Zealand to the cliff-jumping adventures in Greece, this year promises to be a haven for globetrotters seeking new horizons.
By souhilaabout a year ago in Proof
Should Bartenders Be Allowed to Drink While Working?
I spent a solid five years working behind different bars. I called the shots at a fairly decent one up to the epidemic. Employees often, if not routinely, drank behind the bar at every single bar, with the exception of a stuffy corporate spot inside a Nordstrom.
By Pedro Wilsonabout a year ago in Proof
Why Does Your Pee Smell, and How Bad Can You Make It . AI-Generated.
Today's topic delves into the strange and fascinating world of urine and its secrets. Urine, while often overlooked, is an essential bodily function responsible for the excretion of waste products. Its peculiar properties, including its smell, color, and composition, inspire curiosity and provide valuable insights into health and biology. This liquid that our bodies produce daily is far from mundane; it serves as a window into how well our systems are functioning and what might be going wrong when something is off.
By Fred Oliverabout a year ago in Proof
"Oh Times"
Oh times, how you slip away, Like whispers in the dawn of day. You march with the rhythm of an unseen drum, Through valleys of memory, to the places we’ve come.
By Azra parveenabout a year ago in Proof
The Mystery of the Deep
Unlocking Secrets from the World Beneath the Waves Far below the sunlit surface of the ocean lies the twilight zone, a realm shrouded in perpetual dimness. Officially known as the mesopelagic zone, this mysterious layer of the sea stretches from about 200 to 1,000 meters (656 to 3,280 feet) deep. It’s a world that’s largely unexplored, teeming with life forms that seem alien to us and hold untapped secrets about the Earth’s ecosystems.
By dokis srisabout a year ago in Proof
Adventures in Brewing
Sometime in 2012, my lovely wife, Pam and I moved to the Redwood Coast of Northern California to help out my daughter and spend time with the grandkids. We made some wonderful memories there and became familiar with a few artisanal cultures. (If you ever want to visit a community full of artists and craftspersons, check out Arcata, California and its neighboring communities, Eureka and McKinleyvillle.)
By Dana Crandellabout a year ago in Proof
Bourbon
You and your buddy Steve saddle up to your favorite bar on a Thirsty Thursday night to pregame the weekend. While you're just about to order your usual beer, he suggests mixing it up and trying some bourbon. It's the first time he's ever mentioned the whiskey variety before but he's suddenly full of information about it tonight.
By Joe Nasta | Seattle foodie poetabout a year ago in Proof
This Limited Edition Dunkin' Beverage Is Perfect For Your Halloween Party
The fake cobwebs have been unpacked. You've taken your witch's hat and broom out of storage. Decorative gourds have begun popping up on your porch, bathroom counter, and book shelf. Horror movies play every night in the living room and you can't wait to see Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in the theater. That's right, spooky season 2024 officially commenced as soon as you flipped your calendar to September and the countdown to October 31st began in earnest. Are you ready to start picking out your costume? Who's hosting the Halloween party this year?
By Joe Nasta | Seattle foodie poetabout a year ago in Proof