The convenience plastic offers through single-use straws, water bottles and disposable coffee cups comes at no small cost to the environment, but we are growing more aware of the damage they cause. And with that awareness comes new eco-conscious products that can help us chip away at the problem. The Unocup is a simple yet clever example, using a paper folding design to give coffee drinkers a takeout option without the need for a plastic lid.

You can now measure your coffee with coffee, thanks to de Palo Products, who produced delightful scoops made from the wood of Honduran coffee trees.

The technique has seen a recent rise in interest from the young sommelier set, but its history dates back to Napoleonic times (though it’s unclear who first realized it’s an awfully good time to send your bubbles flying across the room).

A limited-edition flavor uses of graphic patterns, vibrant colors, and digital and hand-crafted illustrations to pay tribute to Mexican customs and traditions that surround the Day of the Dead.

Why do you need a coffee grinder you ask? To release the oils from roasted beans that allow you to enjoy the maximum flavor of your cuppa joe. And the only way to get the best flavor out of your coffee beans is to buy the best coffee grinder in the market. Fortunately, we can help with that. 

Drinking beer might not be the best for your health, but Carlsberg is out to prove it can be better for the environment.

This type of liquor has an interesting and symbolic story behind its name and logo. For those of us not fluent in German, the name “Jagermeister” means “Hunting Master”. According to sources in the company, it is said that the name was derived from a story involving St. Hubertus, the patron saint of hunting.

Peter Smirnoff was the man who gave us this legendary clear drink.

Africa’s biggest premium beer brand, Castle Lite, has launched lab-tested secondary packaging that will keep consumers’ beer extra cold for three hours without the use of ice after refrigeration.

Fancy a tequila? Before you reach for a glass you need to decide how you enjoy your tequila and what style you want to drink. Do you drink it as a shot? Do you savor it slowly like a fine liqueur or do you like tequila on the rocks?