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It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for the best 40-ouncer of beer or the best $40,000 whiskey, because we cover it all. From profiles of industry-leading chefs and bartenders to recipes for homemade cocktails or brisket, The Manual serves up content that will make you hungry, thirsty, and ready to put your apron on.
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I tried the Kamado Joe Konnected Joe—here’s how it handled real recipes
The Konnected Joe Charcoal Digital Grill and Smoker adds digital control to an otherwise standard Kamado Joe grill.
The new Ninja Creami Swirl is a game-changer for high-protein summer treats
The Ninja Creami Swirl's specific CreamiFit setting is the perfect tool to whip up your high-protein, low-calorie snack or protein treat. Here's how it's changing the game this summer.
Surprising ways to use ground coffee beyond your morning brew
From cooking with coffee grounds to using them as fertilizer for plants, consider these surprising uses for ground coffee.
The new brew routine: Why gut health is the future of coffee
I chatted with Stephanie Hoffman, Director of R&D and Quality at Bulletproof Coffee, to learn more about gut health and coffee.
Going green never tasted so good: 7 sustainable spirits to try now
There's something special about knowing that not only is the whiskey, rum, vodka, or tequila well-made and flavorful but it's made in a way that doesn't negatively impact the world for our children and beyond.
Heaven Hill is launching the second edition of its Grain to Glass Whiskey
This limited-release expression begins with a mash bill of 63% rye, 20% corn, and 13% malted barley.
This TSA-approved coffee pod is a game changer for travelers
Here's what you need to know about these TSA-approved coffee pods, ideal for travel.
The Philips Baristina is the coffee maker everyone has their eye on
The Philips Bartistina has been on the market since last July, yet it's trending now as one of the best espresso makers of 2025.
Would you eat salmon made in a lab? It’s already on restaurant menus
This exciting new food, cultivated from real fish cells, completely eliminates the need to raise or catch live animals, and is making its way from science fiction into high-end kitchens like Kann, one of Portland's hottest restaurants.
What your daily cup of coffee is really doing to you, new study explores
A recent study published in The Journal of Nutrition examined the coffee-drinking habits of over 45,000 Americans from 1998 to 2018.
Why top chefs and restaurants are obsessed with this heritage coffee roaster
Here's what chefs and restaurants have to share about what makes Graffeo so unique (and popular in the restaurant industry).
Whistlepig Whiskey collaborated with Liquid Death to make a whiskey that was matured in caskets
In the world of whiskey collaborations, you'll have a tough time beating the new partnership between Vermont's renowned WhistlePig Whiskey and Liquid Death.
Clase Azul is launching a new, smoky blanco tequila you won’t want to miss
This artisanal tequila begins with Blue Weber agave hearts that are baked in a traditional oven made by digging a pit in the ground and lighting wood and volcanic rocks.
Cloud Coffee is the latest TikTok trend that’s actually worth the hype
Learn all about TikTok's new coffee craze and how to make this deliciously simple drink
Does barbecue sauce go bad? Read this before you grill
Wondering if your BBQ sauce is still good? Learn how long it lasts, how to store it, and how to spot when it's time to toss it.
Meet the Spicy Sauvy B: Your new favorite summer wine cocktail
The Spicy Sauvy B is the hottest drink of the summer, and it only has two ingredients.
From ancient brews to craft cans: the 9,000-year story of beer
A brief but concise look at the incredibly history of beer.
How to make a Solo en el Sur, a celebratory summer cocktail
How to make a great watermelon cocktail this summer.
My first day of summer must-have: Starbucks iced coffee, straight from home
Starbucks At Home has recently launched a new way to beat the summertime heat with a collection of refreshing iced coffee products that bring the same café flavor right to your home.
Prickly pear isn’t just a garnish — it’s your new secret weapon behind the bar
Prickly pear cactus produces beautiful and tasty fruit. Here's how to incorporate them into you mixology game.
Cinnamon in coffee? Here’s why it’s worth trying
Here's how (and why) you should explore the magic of adding cinnamon to your cup of joe.
Experts suggest skipping coffee amid extreme heat warnings
Experts suggest that Americans in California, Arizona, and Nevada should avoid drinking coffee this week, as these regions are expected to experience extreme temperatures.
Lavazza brings Italian indulgence to the Hamptons this summer
This summer, Lavazza, the iconic Italian coffee brand, has launched a new, three-year partnership with the Montauk Yacht Club, bringing new curated coffee experiences to the property.
From cold brew to creamsicle lattes: Orange flavor is the summer’s hottest trend
Here's what she shared about how orange creme is being used in coffee, juices, and more.
Tequila myths, busted: Everything you’ve heard but shouldn’t believe
The time was right to debunk some of the biggest tequila myths.
New Belgium partners with iconic Chicago wormwood liqueur brand on special beer
A deceptive beer made with an unusual liqueur.
Can you put vanilla extract in coffee? Here’s why it’s a game-changer
Can you put vanilla extract in coffee? Here's what to know about using this baking ingredient as a way to upgrade your coffee bar.
Smoking meat on a gas grill is easier than you think — here’s how to start
Make your gas grill smoker-ready with these budget-friendly accessories that help you add real smoke flavor without investing in a full smoker.
Old Forester is going to up your home bartending game with its new cocktail cherries
To create this soon-to-be favorite cocktail garnish, the cherries are steeped in syrup, resulting in a sweet, slightly boozy flavor.
J. Rieger & Co. announced the release of its most limited and rare whiskey ever
Missouri-based distillery . just announced the launch of its most limited ever made. It’s called the 2025 Monogram Kansas City Whiskey Solera Reserve, and it’s keeping the brand’s “Monogram” name (that was used for whiskeys in the pre-prohibition days) alive with an exceptional, new release that uses a timeless aging technique. J. Rieger 2025 Monogram […]
The best wine and cocktail pairings for your charcuterie board
Volpi Foods' CEO, Lorenza Pasetti, shares her best tips and recommendations on selecting wine and cocktail pairings for every cured meat on your charcuterie board.
Pursuit Spirits is launching a rye whiskey finished in cognac barrels
It’s called Pursuit United Cognac Cask Rye, and the newest addition to the Pursuit United lineup was created in partnership with Bardstown Bourbon Company and Sagamore Spirit.
Do Dunkin’ Refreshers have caffeine? Here’s what I discovered after trying one
These fruity and colorful drinks will catch your eye if you're rolling through the Dunkin' drive-thru. But do Dunkin' refreshers have caffeine? I only asked this question after drinking one.
Death & Co.’s Naked and Famous is the cocktail you’ll crave all summer
How to make a modern classic in the Naked and Famous cocktail, from Death & Co.
The best tips for grilling tri-tip like a backyard legend
Master the art of grilling tri-tip with these expert tips — from seasoning and slicing to managing flare-ups — for juicy, flavorful results every time.
Esteemed Brooklyn brewery drops mouthwatering summer lineup
A bevy of beer styles for the forthcoming summer season.
These strawberry cocktails will be your go-to drinks all summer
From a light strawberry cream margarita to a strawberry cold foam iced coffee dessert cocktail, here's how to make three strawberry cocktails, perfect for warm-weather entertaining.
Excelsa coffee is hard to find—but it might be the next big thing
In this guide, we'll explore everything you've wondered about Excelsa coffee, from what it is to why it's challenging to cultivate.
New study suggests coffee disrupts brain’s overnight recovery
A recent study featuring research from the University of Montreal suggests that the caffeine in your coffee may be doing more than just keeping you awake.
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