Drink News

A diamond martini at the Shangri-La Hotel costs $10,000 and comes with a diamond ring inside the glass.

In the days following Superstorm Sandy, Starbucks and other restaurants in the New York City region had lines out the door.

Coffee snobs can now take it to a whole new level. The world's most expensive cup of coffee is made from beans that are extracted from the excrement of a small animal.

Obama said at a news conference in Berlin Wednesday that he has confidence in the eurozone's policies to resolve the 17-nation bloc's debt crisis, but also warned that policymakers must not lead to lose sight "of our main goal, which is to make people's life better."

A favorite for seasonal celebrations with hints of tart lemon and zippy raspberry.

Beginning next week, the coffee giant will post calorie counts on their menu boards, getting ahead of the federal menu-labeling requirements that will go into effect later this year.

Indiana dairy farmer Paul Mills sees the rising and falling prices of a gallon of milk as one reason milk consumption has declined.

You might expect a lengthy philosophical discussion from a volume titled "Why Beer Matters," but this story is actually about many things: an e-book penned by an expat beer writer living in Prague, the handcrafted book it inspired, and the resurrection of a Polish beer style.

It's standard procedure for judges at taste-offs, cook-offs and cocktails shake-offs to gracefully remark on the difficulty of reaching a decision.

The Great Lakes Brewing Company is trying to recreate a 5,000-year-old Sumerian brew using only clay pots and wood spoons.

Step away from Prague to enjoy the quieter life in Moravia. Shown here is a chapel overlooking the Dyje River and town of Znojmo, in the Znojemska Wine Region.

For something a little quieter, consider Lonely Planet's latest list of top European destinations that offer cafe culture, history and outdoor adventures outside of Europe's most popular cities.

St Andrews Church Sutton Beer Festival Lucie Melen, Tristan Melen, Dave Sutton, Brian Walsh, Phil Bambrick, and Bruce King HUNDREDS of visitors packed into St Andrew's Church in Sutton over the weekend, to attend the village's sixth annual beer festival.

A strong drink might be the perfect antidote for those who are still reeling from the Red Wedding on HBO's "Game of Thrones."

June Hodgetts with Ian Davies of Kinver Brewery and Martin Wilkinson of Black Country Ales.

Area residents can welcome the first week of summer while enjoying a selection of hand-crafted wines and delectable appetizers at the United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley Tri-State Wine Makers Wine Tasting on June 28. The event will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Wellsburg Elks Lodge, 834 Charles St. Members of the Tri-State Wine Makers Club ... (more)

Summer Teeth is a lager with a little extra bite. I mean that in a good way. This beer, from Columbus Brewing Company, is actually a kellerbier.

The Anchorage Fire Department is still asking for the publics help in identifying the suspect , seen in this picture from business surveillance tapes, involved in the break in and fire of the Sugar Shack Coffee Stand at 37th/Lake Otis on Wednesday morning, May 22, 2013, at approximately 4:05 a.m. Crime Stoppers pays a cash reward of up to $1000 for ... (more)

Sauvignon blanc delivers the promise of summer: something new, something fruity and something that tastes like you're on a vacation in the Loire Valley.

The Door Hinge is part of the micropub trend which began in Kent eight years ago and has now spread as far as county Durham and now into Bexley.