Fun and Games

May 6 is Derby Day this year, so if you’re planning on hosting a party to honor this equine tradition, we have all the fixings you need to make great drinks. We’re sure the ladies will be donning their wide-brimmed Southern Belle hats, and the guys will be sporting sharp suits with bow ties.

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, you may be looking ahead to some romantic cocktails to set the mood. We thought we would take this opportunity to take a look through history at the most romantic drinks.

With the holidays coming up quick and a party or two scheduled for you to host, now’s the time to start thinking about the beverages you’ll be offering your guests. Since some party goers will be underage or choose not to drink alcohol, you’ll have to have a nice balance of booze-free and booze-filled beverages for people to partake in. You can get the festivities going with a well-stocked holiday pantry from Beverage Universe. Here are some good choices to have on hand.

What’s a holiday without a toast among friends? Get out the wine glasses and cheers to the upcoming festivities! But if you’re not a wine drinker or just don’t want the alcohol content, why not try non-alcoholic wine? It’s the perfect beverage to bring everyone together. Even teens can get in on the toasting fun with a glass of non-alcoholic wine.

If you’re a lover of root beer, you may be interested to hear the history of this sweet and bubbly beverage. You’d also be interested to know that the root beer we know and love today bears little resemblance to its original cousin. Root beer was so-named in a literal sense, as it was used to describe beers made from roots.