drinks

This particular shortage could be a HUGE blow to Texans but you've probably noticed it if you've been in a convenience store lately or your favorite Taqueria.

Alright, let's brush up on our mixology skills. That includes glassware. It's not just about how it looks. There's a reason for it.

The good ole margarita is the cocktail that got Texas through 2020, according to Google Trends, and it takes an hour and a half of walking to burn off. That's if you stop at one.

Satisfy both the craving for nostalgic comfort with an adult version of some favorite holiday beverages. These holidays helpers will add a bit of twinkle.

If you plan on making alcohol a part of your celebrations (and most of us do), make sure that you celebrate responsibly.

Try one, if you dare.

They should've just said that they're banning alcohol and left out the part about COVID-19.

One of the best parts of quarantine has been getting our favorite drinks with our food delivered to us. This will continue for a little bit after restaurants open Friday.

The bars will be full of fun people wearing purple, green, and gold tonight, but if you'd rather take the Mardi Gras vibe to the house instead, we've got three easy drink recipes that will produce the same buzz and save some money too.

For those seeking to make the transition from "put everything in a red solo cup and down it" mode to something a bit more refined, this may be useful.

Just when your budget was about to bust after buying toys, necklaces, and flat screens this month, prepare to fully blow it up with fancy appetizers and booze. We'll put $537 toward socializing during the holidays. And you'll never guess which seasonal drink is the most popular.

The name Big Red implies that it's straight out of Nebraska, right?  At least to us Husker alums who view all things through the football lens.
Big Red soda is bottled in Texas, by the Dr. Pepper folks, and was first born here in 1937. Did you know it used to be called "Sun Tang Bi…