Need a fruity cocktail? Of course, you do. Try the Yoo-Hoo Yeehaw at Double Wide, or a boozy Dole Whip at Swizzle. Like the taste of vindication? Go for the Mmmmpeachmint at Alexendre’s.
Richardson is getting a new brewery this summer.
With 80 wines on offer, plus great daily specials, a comfy setting and live music, it’s easy to get comfortable at Zin Zen Wine Bistro.
Paul Di Carlo and his brother, Mike, run Jimmy’s Food Store, an East Dallas Italian grocer and wine store. We chat about with Paul about how he curates his preferred collection of Italian wines.
If you’ve ever thought, “Yummm … mayonnaise beer ….” well, great news, Homer.
Bowling for Soup has collaborated on a beer, which will be produced locally by Rollertown Beerworks. You can try it at their May 5 concert.
Nectar Hard Seltzer, a West Coast canned beverage, will be at H-E-B in Frisco on Thursday.
Not fake news: It’s patio weather and Richardson has a great new spot to soak it up.
Community Beer Company recently started serving brunch and a ginormous cinnamon roll. Here’s a taste.
We asked some Dallas bars about Bud Light sales over the weekend and also dug into how this advocacy is likely a new path forward for the brand.
Ever been to the taco and beer barn in Grand Prairie?
You got spirit? If a new bill passes you might have more (just like 7% more though, calm down).
Mark Wahlberg was in Dallas Thursday nights as mighty gusts blew through. We have some photos of him tending bar.
If you’ve been to the Magnolia Market in Waco for a bit of Chip and Joanna Gaines worship, it’s safe to say that you’ve asked yourself the same question we did the last time we were there, milling around the silos: Where’s the beer? Alcohol isn’t sold in any of…
While Community Beer Co. is known its award-winning beers such as the Mosaic IPA and even its non-alcoholic beer NADA,
Laws regulating the Texas craft beer industry are back in the mix at the Texas legislature. Once again, craft brewers are trying to update some archaic practices. Laws so old and stodgy they wear knickerbockers and use words like drats.
Texas has a longstanding tradition of telling otherwise-competent adults when and where they can liquor up. Specifically, Texas does not allow the sale of hard liquor in grocery stores; only beer, wine and Trulys for days.
Nestled in a small strip of buildings along the service road of Highway121 across from The Grandscape, The Thirsty Growler, or “Thirsty” as many of its patrons lovingly refer to it, is entering its seventh year, but is still one of the best-kept secrets of the area.
As we roll into a new year, many of us take stock of – or shots because of – our choices. Sobriety is officially trending with different methods to lay off, hit pause or at least slow your flow. Some of the options spinning through social media feed like a …
Maybe (maybe) one of the best parts of the final seconds of the Maverick’s thrilling comeback against the Knicks on Dec. 27 was …
Perrault, a new specialty wine and spirits store with an emphasis on superior quality and consumer education, has opened at Mockingbird Station.
Winter is rolling in, so while you may run around in shorts one day, an arctic blast could be on our heels. Restaurants, cafes, and bakeries across Dallas are updating their menus with all things pepperminty, hot and toasty.
