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Rum 101: The 4 Different Types of Rum

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Produced across the Caribbean and Latin America, rum is a versatile spirit distilled from sugarcane or molasses that also has tremendous historical significance because of its ties to major trading routes. Like most spirits, it comes in a variety of different styles so we did a little research to find out more about the most common types of rum that are available. Do you know the difference between a dark rum and a black rum? What gives spiced rum its name?

11 Reasons You Should Be Drinking Prosecco

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Of course, you really only need one: It's terrific.

Some say no other beverage defines the Italian philosophy of la dolce vita, or the good life, quite like Prosecco.

It’s long been the aperitivo of choice for Italians up and down the peninsula, and it’s now the most sold sparkler in the U.S.—and for good reason: It’s refreshing, flavorful, light-bodied, (usually) dry, and features a wallet-friendly price tag.

But that’s not all. Here are 11 other power points you need to know about this iconic bubbly.

16 Brunch Cocktails You Really Need To Know

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Because September is Better Breakfast month, we're sharing some unique and downright delicious cocktails to enjoy at your next breakfast or brunch. We're sharing our favorites from this list of 16 brunch cocktails you really need to know from Epicurious. Enjoy!

Golden Sunset 

Bloody Mary haters, this one's for you. This Bloody Mary ditches canned tomato juice (and the tinned flavor) for the freshly pressed stuff made from Sun Gold or yellow tomatoes.

How to Pronounce Curaçao, and 31 Other Tricky Liquor Names

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You don’t have to be drunk for liquor pronunciation to be tricky. With wines, spirits, beer, and liqueurs from all over the world showing becoming more popular, you have to know a million different languages to keep from sounding like a square when you order drink. The desire to sound like you know what you’re talking about when you’re out for drinks can discourage us from trying something new. I’ve had my fair share of waiters and bartenders that smirked at my honest attempts to take a guess at an unusual drink name.

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