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A trip to the liquor store can be an exciting adventure, especially when you're looking to try something new. With a multitude of options available, it can also be somewhat overwhelming. This blog post aims to give you a basic understanding of the different types of liquor you can find in a typical liquor store. 1. Whiskey Whiskey is a broad category of liquor that includes several sub-types like Scotch, Bourbon, Rye, and Irish whiskey.

While you can enjoy any type of beer during the fall months, it can be fun to try something that shares a close association with this time of year. A good choice to try is pumpkin spice beer, which you can buy at your local beer store. While some beer stores carry one or more types of pumpkin spice beer throughout the year, this is a beverage that is in large supply during the fall.

Turning 21 is quite an important rite of passage in the U.S. At this age, it becomes legal for you to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages. You probably can't wait to head to your local liquor store and buy a bottle of rum, schnapps, or maybe even wine. But before you do, there are a few tips to check out below. Bring Photo Identification Liquor stores are required to ask for proof of age before selling you any alcoholic beverages.

You need to know how to store beer properly if you want to optimize the craft beer experience. There are certain storage mistakes to keep in mind so that your craft beer offers the highest quality possible when you consume it. The following are six mistakes to avoid regarding the storage of craft beer.  Storing beer in an environment that's too warm If you let craft beer get too warm while it's in storage, it is likely to decrease in quality.

When you buy aged rum, such as three-year rum, you allow yourself to have a great alcoholic beverage that is worthy of your spirits collection. While you can enjoy any rum whenever you wish, aged varieties can bring you more enjoyment and give you a unique experience. Here are reasons why you should think about aged rum when you're adding to your collection of alcoholic beverages. You can buy this type of rum at your local liquor store, and in some states, you can even buy your alcohol online and have it shipped to you.

If you often spend time and money at a liquor store, whether for parties or for your own consumption, you may be looking for ways to save. Well, here's some good news: there are ways to save at the liquor store, and they don't all involve sticking with that bottom-shelf liquor favored by college students. Here are four ways to save without sacrificing your palate. Look in the bins and carts.

Most people enjoy red wine on its own. And indeed, sipping a big glass of red wine can be very relaxing after a long day. However, you can also change things up and use that red wine to make some cocktails. Here are four red wine cocktails you can create in your own kitchen. 1. Red Wine Sour Sours are traditionally made with whiskey, and you can make a really unique one by adding a little red wine.

Many people believe that champagne is something you break out for occasions such as job promotions, New Years', or for a big romantic gesture. Probably for most people, it's because champagne has a short half-life. If you don't drink the bottle, once broached, the champagne will go flat, and the whole point of buying champagne is the bubbles, right? Of course, they now sell wonderful and nifty little gadgets for resealing champagne bottles again.