Some of the stranger beverages from around the world are more likely make you gag than quench your thirst: we look at some of the worst.
The origins of the famous Spanish wine punch, and how to make your own this summer.
Sometimes you can get more than you were expecting in your drink and the after-effects are more than a hangover.
Champage is not renowned for being cheap, but there are plenty of alternatives to the real thing that won't break the bank.
Champagne is the classic way to celebrate a big occasion, but how do you choose the right variety - and how should you open the bottle?
Everyone knows water is good for you, especially when it's hot, but how much should you drink - and how often?
We've already shown you how to cook with JD, but that was inside - summer means it's time to get adventurous on the barbeque!
Now summer is here (most days) you can celebrate in the garden with some cocktails. Here are a few recipes.
As exams come to an end, the rocky road back to hangovers resumes. If you haven't learnt how to avoid them by now, here are a few tips.
The sun in shining (some of the time), the barbeques are out (occasionally) - it's the perfect time for making a punch.
You can do more with Jack Daniels than just drink it - you can cook with it, too. Here are three recipes to get you started.
Tequila. The song says Mexico's national drink makes you happy, but what's in it - and how should you serve it?
Absinthe, banned in several countries, is a highly controversial drink, but one with an interesting history.
There's no better time to drink Guinness than today, St Patrick's Day, but how much do you know about the black stuff? It's not black, for a start.