Weissbier is a wheat beer of the Bavarian Royal Household, which became available to the general public only in 1872. It is a white ale of golden shade that has ABV of 4-6% and characteristic hints...

Most more or less enlightened connoisseurs of alcoholic drinks know that Japanese sake is technically not a vodka drink but a rice pruno since it’s not made by distilling or fractionating. This...

Port wine is a type of fortified wine that is made exclusively in Portugal adhering to a unique technology. We’ll go over the adapted classic port wine recipe so that you could make your own best...

There is a very important link between wine and oak, and it is one that should be investigated a little bit further. This is of particular interest because oak wine barrels have traditionally been...

Distilleries normally use large 53-gallon oak barrels to age their spirits because they are more concerned with a larger volume to satisfy their large customer base.  Since you only want to age...

Ossetian beer is a low alcohol carbonated drink (1-9 degrees) of brown or black color. Its taste is very reminiscent of black kvass but it also has hints of hoppy bitterness. Porter is the closest...