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As with most cuisines around the world, the first thing that folks think of when Mexican food is mentioned are all of those tasty dishes and not the various beverages that go with them. (...)

If you have tried most of the beer varieties by visiting breweries in the U.S., you may want to learn a little more about Canadian beer so that you can introduce your palette to something new. (...)

Food and wine have been paired for hundreds of years, most likely because folks believe some combinations just taste better when they are together than when served alone. (...)

If you have ever dined in a Chinese restaurant, you will know that Chinese tea is normally offered, in copious amounts, together with your meal. (...)

If you are a beer drinker, you know that many of the quality brews you enjoy come from Germany. (...)

If you are going to be attending a beer or wine tasting soon, you may want to know a little more about the alcohol content of the beverages you may be drinking. (...)

Whiskey is such a recognizable beverage it almost seems ridiculous to pose the question in the title. (...)

Alcohol is often used in cooking and baking recipes to cause certain foods to release flavors that would not otherwise be experienced without the alcohol interaction. (...)

Since it has been around for centuries, you would think that the issue of exactly what Vodka liquor is would have been settled a long time since. (...)

As far back as the first century AD, Tequila liquor, in some form or the other, has been made from the local agave plant. (...)