drinks

The website helps you make a drink using only what you have readily available.

For those seeking to make the transition from "put everything in a red solo cup and down it" mode to something a bit more refined, this may be useful.

One of the best parts of quarantine has been getting our favorite drinks with our food delivered to us. This will continue for a little bit after restaurants open Friday.

The bars will be full of fun people wearing purple, green, and gold tonight, but if you'd rather take the Mardi Gras vibe to the house instead, we've got three easy drink recipes that will produce the same buzz and save some money too.

All insulated tumblers are not created equal. Some stainless cups are successful at keeping drinks cold for at least 24 hours, and others lose their mojo and start gathering sweat beads halfway through the workday. So how do we know which one to pick?

Just when your budget was about to bust after buying toys, necklaces, and flat screens this month, prepare to fully blow it up with fancy appetizers and booze. We'll put $537 toward socializing during the holidays. And you'll never guess which seasonal drink is the most popular.

Wine drinkers unite. The new Jon Bon Jovi wine should be coming to Texas in a month or two, and it's supposed to be quite tasty. You might be seeing this at barbecues this summer as an option to go with the Shiner.

The name Big Red implies that it's straight out of Nebraska, right?  At least to us Husker alums who view all things through the football lens. Big Red soda is bottled in Texas, by the Dr. Pepper folks, and was first born here in 1937. Did you know it used to be called "Sun Tang Big Red Cream Soda?"

Before heading home after a tough day at work or even after a typical or unusual day at work, you might be looking for a place to hang with some friends and just chill. There are quite a few places in Tyler where you can do just that and enjoy some appetizers and drinks during happy hour and just forget about the day you've had!

It's sweet summertime, you're out by the pool basking in the sunlight, but what are you drinking? That's the real question.

It's true, the price of limes is high and availability is low. And none of us want to think about how that leaves our favorite foods and drinks missing a little something extra.

You're starting to think about your family coming to visit for Christmas...and that means you're already thinking about which cocktails you're making this year, right? Well here are a few ideas to help you out this holiday season!