Heaven knows we need it being three months into the year and already put out as a grey-listed country with consistent blackouts.
Five incredible local, quality brands have combined to bring you a superb giveaway with summer just around the corner.
What if we just embraced the fact that yes, we are hamsters on a walking wheel and the weekend is a dangling carrot motivating us to keep going?
There is a pointed difference between a mixed drink and a craft cocktail and the latter has some interesting roots.
The ‘men can’t braai’ campaign is asking women to detail how they are the real braaiers in the family.
An excellent mixologist knows exactly which measurements and combinations make the perfect cocktail, which more often than not needs a quality mixer to top it off.
You could argue that it doesn’t really matter whether you call it whisky or whiskey just as long as you take it slow and enjoy each sip.
You might have popped a basil or rosemary leaf in your gin and tonic, which is fun, but the real kick will come from the spice rack.
One can easily feel like an overwhelmed kid in a candy shop when walking into the bottle store. Here’s a guide to help you choose wisely.
We have four delicious cocktails using four different tonic water flavours to celebrate the vibe of each season.
You might have heard of honey being a standard ingredient in creative cocktails, but now an entirely different bee product is being used in the mixology world.
Blake Lively loves to party but doesn’t necessarily like to get boozed up. She has a few interesting tips to share with those who might feel the same way.
The festive season is rapidly approaching, which usually means the social calendar starts filling up and your liver takes a pounding.
In South Africa, September 1 is known as Spring Day. That’s not to say everybody is in favour of that date being heralded as the beginning of spring.
Alcohol trends change often but two of them have been gaining traction over the past year or so and show no signs of slowing down.
The perfect way to chill this winter is with a drink in hand, and preferably one that puts a little fire in your belly.
Whether you’re teetotaling, slowing down, or just want to mix things up, it’s good to know that there are finally mocktails available that taste like the real thing.
We’re already halfway through ‘Dry January’, and a few of us may already have fallen off the wagon, but with a little motivation, it’s not too late to get back in the game.
Instead of battling back-to-back hangovers this holiday season, here’s a great way to mix things up with some vintage mocktails.
Take a trip down memory lane with time-honoured bespoke classic soft drinks, which hark back to days of old.
Look, no judgement – if you’re a purist, do what feels right, but for the more adventurous rum enthusiast, we have some alternate mixers to spice things up.
If you’re celebrating the end of the prohibition on alcohol sales this weekend with some quality tipple, there’s no harm in trying out something new.
We’re all looking for ways to stay healthy without compromising on the quality or taste of what we eat, and the same is true for what we drink.
These tonic-based virgin cocktails won’t give you a buzz, but they do taste like the real deal.
Easter egg hunts aren’t just for kids. In this online hunt for adults, finding four hidden eggs could land you in the running for some Takealot vouchers.
You’ve heard of Vanilla Coke and Cherry Coke, but what about eel-flavoured cola and some other oddities? Perhaps this has gone a little too far.
We all have that one friend who isn’t up for the party at first, but then ends up staying later than everyone else.
Are you one of those people that likes to grab a little bit of this, just a taste of that, with an extra dash of something else on the side? You’ll like this menu idea, then.
Good news for the fine people of Port Elizabeth, who have a bumper weekend coming up. Treat yourselves.
No, the leftover booze from the last pre-drinks session doesn’t qualify as a ‘home bar’. Here are the experts on what you should stock.