If you love bubbles but can't afford champagne consider cava, cremant or fizz from South Africa and New Zealand for your drinking pleasure ...

Hot buttered rum is a classic cocktail that first gained popularity in the 17th century. However, modern bars are still ...

it can hold a staggering five million bottles of wine. Beatriz Sanchez del Alamo, Cartagena's councillor for Tourism said: "Gastronomic tourism in Cartagena represents an exceptional opportunity ...

In the 18th century, bread was considered a public service and was even regulated by the police. It was a staple food and a symbol of national identity. La Table de l'Orangerie at Château de ...

Digging bottles in a new hole and finding some great turn of the century bottles! Multiple soda bottles including crown top and hutchinson style! New film claims 'Napalm Girl' photo credited to ...

A 17th Century mourning ring discovered by a metal detectorist in Dorset is to go under the hammer. Anthony Woolmington, who has been metal detecting for eight years, found the ring on a farm near ...

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At the same time, the preservation of Ukraine and its further rapprochement with Poland will cause irreparable damage to Russia's security, returning its border area to the 17th century even if the ...

Her liquid lunches spiralled into an eight-bottle-a-day wine addiction, starting when she first woke up in the morning. Sarah Day, 46, began drinking wine at just 15, enjoying three nights out ...

Dating back to the 17th century, the continually controversial Bergen blue laws ban the Sunday sale of non-essential items such as furniture, appliances, clothing and cars, the Record said.

This question has long been pondered by beer drinkers: Why aren’t wine bottles redeemable containers? Is this a conspiracy by the wine industry to turn beer guzzlers into wine swillers one dime ...

The closest echo in art history for such a fiercely furrowed, lock-eyed, and, yes, trumpant glare is an out-of-the-way portrait from the paintbrush of the 17th-Century Italian Baroque artist ...