Booze

By faint of heart I mean me. Midnight Moon Moonshine is not for me! You hear all the stories about moonshiners, see the TV shows, and it's make you curious. I wasn't so curious that I went looking for it, but I did go to the liquor store before the Super Bowl looking to try something new. When I spotted "real" moonshine, I couldn't help myself. I won't make that mistake again.

Boozehounds and dope fiends may experience some difficulty “getting it up” in the bedroom, even years after kicking the habit, says a new study.

This may be the toughest bottle opener we've ever seen. Not only is it shaped like a classic green G.I. army man, it's also made of metal, which means it won't break or bend.

We can't remember the last time we sat down with a newspaper and really read the news; mostly because we have no idea where to find one these days, and that behavior seems reserved for men of leisure with monocles and pocket squares. At least that's how we picture it. Thankfully, the Old Ebbitt Grill in Washington has come up with a pretty clever way to keep us in the know-- "news receipts.&q

I had heard rumors about a new whiskey bar coming to Fort Collins, but hadn’t heard any actual details. Then it was mentioned over the weekend in the Feasting Fort Collins newsletter, and now the Coloradoan has details about it. A whiskey bar called “William Oliver’s Publick House” will be opening in the shopping plaza at Timberline and Drake in Fort Collins.

Since high-quality, legit Root Beer is made through a fermentation process almost identical to the one used to brew regular beer, we've always been a little miffed that it doesn't actually contain any alcohol. Our booze motto is: "if it could, it should," even though we've found exceptions -- "Gin Milk" turned out to be pretty disgusting, who knew? Thanks to Sprecher Brew thoug