alcohol

Bring it on.

This drink will help you digest all the meat you will probably eat!

Because of recent dialogue in our political climate, more and more Texans are paying attention to the goings-on in the Legislature at the state Capitol. Here are the top three 3) laws we will be watching over the incoming legislative session that began this week in Austin...

How could it get worse? Try one of these not-recommended activities and find out (please don't)

Satisfy both the craving for nostalgic comfort with an adult version of some favorite holiday beverages. These holidays helpers will add a bit of twinkle.

If you plan on making alcohol a part of your celebrations (and most of us do), make sure that you celebrate responsibly.

Forget chugging pickle juice and popping B vitamins. There's another hangover prevention method that might work without putting anything new in your system.

The craziest part is this cure has been sitting in several health food stores and we have probably passed by it while shopping and had no idea God's gift to humanity was right under our nose.

We love our East Texas bars and we want to see them thrive after this is all over, so now is a good time to talk about the safest ways to have drinks. We can do this.

For those seeking to make the transition from "put everything in a red solo cup and down it" mode to something a bit more refined, this may be useful.

Not sure if this is a title to be that proud of, but according to geotagged Twitter data, Texans are consuming the most alcohol during this COVID-19 outbreak.

For those seeking to make the transition from "put everything in a red solo cup and down it" mode to something a bit more refined, this may be useful.