Why Do Cars Still Let us Drink Drive When There is Tech to Prevent It?
There's plenty of booze-checking tech that could stop drunks driving, so... why is it not a thing on the list of things cars have?
There's plenty of booze-checking tech that could stop drunks driving, so... why is it not a thing on the list of things cars have?
Crack open the... Diet Cokes.
It’s being called Shazam for beer.
It looks like a perfect replica of Han’s trusty sidearm, but the blaster secretly smuggles your favourite liquid contraband.
There was supposed to be some whiskey inside.
Whether through well-oiled optimism or mismanaged measures, Brits aren't brilliant at keeping tabs on their tab.
Ditching the processed fish bladders (yes really) that help part of the brewing process.
Did someone send us a fancy crack pipe?
Chef Anthony Bourdain takes a tour of a traditional distillery and meets the men behind the mash tun.
It smells like a light red wine, but it looks like a dark white wine. It tastes like nothing you’ve had before. It is orange wine, and it is delicious.
Bingers drinking on the weekend take more days off work, but the cost may be more than just economic.
We’re going to demystify sake, and make you that sashimi-pairing, worldly boozehound we know you can be.
The samples came back from space last year, but a series of scientific tests mean that the results have only just been published.
Now that whiskey is being aged in space, it seems only fitting that there should be a way to enjoy the results in low gravity.
Feeling a bit rough after a morning on the boutique alcoholic meat.
The capsule, a rusted metal box that is clearly showing its age, was found inside a cornerstone in the Ruthven Road bridge just outside of a town called Kingussie.
