On St. Patrick’s Day, everyone and everything is Irish—even the internet.

We all have our go-to mixers; and which liquid you choose to splash into a plastic cup of vodka or gin says a lot about you.

It’s past midnight and you’re out with buddies.

When Americans crave a change of scenery, they typically set their sights on a tropical island or foreign country.

When you think of someone who can hold their booze, you probably think of a big, Mountain-sized man who can chug beer like it’s water.

If you fancy yourself a beer snob, you may be a bottle- or draught-only beer drinker.

One of the best souvenirs to take home after a fun vacation or cool event is a shot glass.

If you’re too scared to order a Martini because you’re afraid of spilling, don’t just chalk it up to you being a “clumsy drinker.”

There’s nothing wrong with having a profound love for beer.

Movies are often praised for their high-tech special effects, choreographed fight scenes and heart-warming love scenes, but drunk scenes have never gotten the attention they deserve.

At the core of every great home bar beats the heart of a mini fridge, keeping garnishes crisp, mixers cold and vermouth fresh.

Intelligence is sexy—not like quantum physics or thermonuclear engineering (maybe save that topic for the second date), but the cool kind of smarts like how whiskey is made or the origins of the Moscow Mule.