Whiskey lovers around the world will tell you that the longer a whiskey is aged the better it’ll taste. All of those distinctive flavors that whiskey connoisseurs adore in their tipple—tobacco, leather, vanilla, cedar, smoke, peat, caramel—are imparted to the “white dog,” or raw whiskey, by the barrel used to store the spirit. Whiskey in its purest form is pretty much moonshine. Before the barrel can work its magic on the freshly distilled concoction, it’s a perfectly clear liquid that packs quite a wallop. This pre-barreled mixture retains the original flavor of the mash bill, which usually includes some combination of corn, rye, barley, or wheat.
5 Tips to Make Your Cramped Studio Feel Like a Spacious One-Bedroom
Chances are you’ll live in a studio apartment at some point in your life. Whether it’s your first place out of college, a transitional spot in a new city, or a money-saver while you’re squirreling away for something bigger, studios are an affordable and essential piece of real estate that few renters understand how to maximize.
Fed Up with Moving? Learn How to Move Your House to You
Like filing your taxes, waiting in an airport security line, or navigating your way through gridlock traffic, moving is one of those necessary headaches of life that everyone anticipates with more than a little dread. We’ve all been there: the mountains of cardboard boxes, the tangled balls of packing tape, the car backseats stuffed to the roof.
So, You Think You’re Ready? How to Prepare Yourself to Move Out of Mom and Dad’s
It is not uncommon to live with your parents anymore and many people do live with them until well into their 20s. While previous decades would leave the nest at 18, many adults these days do not leave until they are married or heading off to college.
Tips to Help You Keep Your Refrigerator Organized and Decluttered
There is nothing too much worse than trying to locate something in your refrigerator and finding out that you cannot find it and you have to empty every drawer and shelf to discover that it is hidden behind the tub of butter in the back.
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Ways to Reward Friends and Family Who Help You Move
Moving by yourself is not fun and it is back breaking work, especially if you have a lot of furniture and heavy items. If you ask your friends and family to help you move, they may be willing to do it, but of course, you will need to reward them after the fact.
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What to Know about Houston BEFORE You Move
If you are moving to Houston, you are probably excited and you should be for good reason. The city is growing quickly and many people love calling this place home. As with any city, there are some things you should know before you simply move to Houston. Below, we will go over some things we think you should know or familiarize yourself with BEFORE your move.
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Best Cities for Newlyweds to Live and Work
If you are a newlywed, congrats on your recent marriage. Looking for a new place to live is exciting and if you are looking for a new city to move to, this article will help you out. In fact, we will be covering the best cities for newlyweds to live and work. How exciting, right? Let’s take a look.Read More
Remodeling this Summer? Benefits of a Portable Storage Unit
If you have a remodel project coming up this summer, you are probably worried about what you are going to do with all of the items in your home. You could move them from one room to the next, but this would be an inconvenience and slow down the project. So, what can you do?
Packing Up and Storing Your Christmas Decorations
Christmas has come and gone, but you may still have some decorations lingering around or maybe you just haven’t had the heart to take down the tree yet. The Christmas spirit lives within all of us and it can be difficult to say goodbye for almost 350 days of the year.