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Party Planning: A Drink Calculator for Weddings, Graduations, and More

Party planning should be fun- not stressful. 

Whether you’re hosting a graduation party, game-day watch party, holiday celebration, wedding reception, or a casual weekend get-together, you want everything to go smoothly. Most importantly, making sure you have plenty of food and beverages for your guests is key. And with our Spring Sale happening now, it’s the perfect time to stock up on wine, spirits, and beer for your next celebration. 

Easter Dinner Wine Pairings

This Easter, bring everyone together with a memorable and delicious meal at home, complete with...

Delicious Irish Dishes and Drinks for St. Patrick's Day

You don’t have to drink green beer to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day (if you do, we’ll try not to...

Made in Minnesota: Spring Beer & Spirits from Local Craft Producers

Key Takeaways:-Summit Maibock & Schell's Goosetown provide refreshing seasonal beers-J. Carver's...

From Hurricanes to Sazeracs: Mardi Gras Cocktails with Food & Wine Pairings

Mardi Gras—also known as Fat Tuesday- is one of the world’s most iconic celebrations. Known as...

A Taste of the 2026 Winter Olympics: What to Watch, Eat, and Pour

The world is getting ready for the 2026 Winter Olympics, hosted in northern Italy in the stunning...

Single & Celebrating: Valentine's Drinks for the Unattached

Are you single and not-so-ready-to-mingle? Planning a solo movie marathon? Celebrate Valentine's...

January for Hosts: Elevated Mocktails That Impress Guests

Your next gathering might include someone who is not drinking. They might be doing Dry January,...

Festive Without the Fuss: 15-Minute Holiday Cocktails

The holidays are supposed to be about celebrating with people you care about and making memories...

Holiday Hosting Survival Guide: From Thanksgiving to New Year's

Between late November and early January, you're hosting more gatherings than the rest of the year...