Alcohol by any other name is methane. Explore the early origins of booze and all the ways it's changed to become your favourite adult beverage.

Go behind the bar to shed some light on the stewards of the sauce.

Learn more about the cocktail, made famous in Jerry Thomas' Bartender's Guide back in 1862!

Have a look at the Rainbow Room's Legendary King of Cocktails and the difference between a mixed drink and that crap you drank in college.

Explore the cocktail's most polarizing ingredient: the egg white. Does it lead to a frothy dream or a slimy disaster?

Learn why the flask is the must have accessory for any honest Drinker.

Learn how five shots a day and Admiral Sir. Edward Vernon created this 1740's colonial classic: Grog.

No good deed goes unpunished as we explore the hangover.

Venture into the truly great unknown: Inebriation.

The basics of the Julep are as simple as cocktail making gets and comes in many forms... in actuality, the Julep pre-dates the modern cocktail and was known for sharing in the 1850's thanks to Mr. John Dabney.

Beer used to be served warm and barely carbonated (the horror). That is, until John Wafting invented the beer pump in 1688 which kickstarted a wave of new inventions that has resulted in the glorious keg brewers know and love.

Whether you have trouble pronouncing it, spelling it - or both - there's no denying that a proper understanding of liqueur is a key pillar in your quest to become a more educated drinker.

Maximum flavour and minimal ingredients make the Martini the one drink no one should fuck up.

A legendary city known for jazz, beignets, Mardi Gras, and open container laws.

We dare you to try and pronounce the name of this quintessential tiki drink ingredient.

A dry run through America's sad sober stint.

The magical ingredient that means your gin and tonic could theoretically cure Malaria.

Teach all your stingy drinking mates proper etiquette and learn more about Rounds.

Shaken, not stirred, what's the difference? Delve deeper into this critical cocktail process.

Does French dirt taste better than American dirt? Let's talk about Terroir.

Explore the German digestif known as Underberg.

Love it or hate it, we dare you to define it. What exactly is vodka?

Like magic for adults, we explore whiskey.

Examine yourself before you embarrass yourself, final thoughts on how to drink well and stay smart doing so.