drinking

The Holidays are just beginning. Thanksgiving is a few weeks away, and Christmas will be right behind it. This stocking might be exactly what you need to make it through

Most bars want people to drink. That's part of the business that many of them are in. But how do you get them to refrain from driving after drinking too many?

Leave the car keys at home, grab your boots, gloves and jacket, then head straight out your front door where a mobile bar awaits! It's first of it's kind, and ready to hit the streets...

There is a new bill being signed into law for bus drivers soon and if you're anything like me, you're wondering how it wasn't already a law.

It feels like we are constantly telling you that authorities will be cracking down on this or that, but this one is focused on college campuses.

Some things go hand in hand.  Peanut butter and jelly, coffee and cake, Blake shelton and booze...so it totally makes sense that Blake would want to open up a few bars to extend his brand.

We all love when our favorite bartender makes the perfect drink.  You want it to be the same every time.  Unfortunately, that's a skill that not everyone has.  But they can be with "The Barman".

Hangover songs provide an important purpose in country music. Sure, plenty of great songs focus on the partying, the raising cain, and of course, booze guzzling, but what happens after the dust settles? After the cab ride home and the crashing on a buddy's couch?

People do some dumb things.  Those things tend to multiply when we are drinking.  For example, it's a bad idea to drive a vehicle after you've been drinking.  It's also a bad idea to drive while playing with your cell phone.  Put those things together and it's a recipe for disaster. Take Whitney Ma...

Last night at Darien Lake Luke Bryan brought his openers Dustin Lynch and Randy Houser back on stage to sing a few songs. They even did a toast to us here in Western New York while they were on stage.

I remember the first time I saw a Keurig coffee maker. I thought it was one of the weirdest things I'd ever seen.  Now, they're everywhere.  Just about everyone has one in their house or their office.  Now they're upping the ante.  They've essentially created a "Keurig for Cocktails."

“Palcohol–” a powder designed to turn any liquid into an alcoholic beverage. Nothing even close to this has been on the market in the recent past in the U.S. or ever,” said attorney Robert Lehrman, according to CBS. This week the product...