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Tieton Cider Works will launch a new canned, hard cider product called Rambling Route to the public next Friday (March 27). The new beverage is described as being "bold and has a crisp flavor just like biting into a Washington state-grown apple...

The Guinness, green beer, Irish Car Bombs and other libations are certainly flowing tonight as St. Patrick's Day in America is still one of the biggest days on the calendar for imbibing. Which holiday tops them all and the others in the top 10 may or may not come as a surprise to you. Here's the list:

Can you ever have too much whiskey? When a pint, fifth, or even a half gallon isn't enough, just roll in an entire barrel of Jack Daniel's to your next party!

You can put a shot in front of me and 99.9% of the time, I will take it. Once you put a mummified human toe into the glass however, that's when I'm out. The Downtown Hotel in Dawson City, Yukon, just outside of Alaska, is famous for its “sourtoe cocktail”. The main ingredient is an actual human toe. No joke. For one Yukon summer employee, before heading south back to 'murica, the human toe was not

Apparently, walking under the influence is nearly as dangerous as driving under the influence of alcohol.

C'mon, Blue: you're seeing double out there!

I may only be 18, but my sister just turned 21 last Saturday. So, lately I've been hearing "This will cure your hangover..." or "If you get a hangover, do this". With that said, I've come up with the top five things that will "cure" your hangover.

Drink up.

I, personally, don't drink wine - it's not my thing. I do have friends that do and I've been in those settings where they have a bottle of wine they want to pop open, but nobody knows where the corkscrew is. Fortunately, you don't even need a corkscrew to open a wine bottle. Here are seven ways to open a wine bottle without a corkscrew.

Tonight's second scheduled presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney can only mean one thing: it's time for another drinking game! If you played along during the first with DebateDrinking.com, we want to alert you to some tweaks that have been made since tonight's showdown employs a "town hall" format.

A frat house in Tennessee was having one of those normal drinking party's that frat house's do!

Heineken could soon be introducing something that could revolutionize how we consider beer. Although at first it may seem odd to drink out of a square that looks more fitted to poke a straw through, this has several benefits as well. Let's look at the Heineken Cube.