Since the World Cup is in Brazil, it only makes sense to celebrate with food and drinks that hail from the country. Brazilian food is known for its fruits like guava, papaya and passion fruit, but if ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. First, add the strawberry-hibiscus syrup to the glass. Josué made his syrup out of strong hibiscus tea blended with strawberries ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Caipirinha is one of those convenient drinks that tastes exactly like it sounds. As normal American life doesn't intersect ...

Now that Brazil is slated to become the first South American country to host the Olympics, maybe Americans will pay more attention to one of its finest exports: cachaça. Made from fermented sugar cane ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Adam Morganstern covers worldwide travel, food, wine and spirits. If, instead of sports, your first thought while watching the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Any drink that both Anthony Bourdain and Martha Stewart have described as an all-time favorite just has to be good, and the Caipirinha does ...

Brazil's national cocktail, the caipirinha (kai-per-REEN-ya) is the perfect drink to cool down with this Olympic season. For those who have never tried a caipirinha before, it tastes similar to a ...

In an age when sharp-looking cocktails and fussy garnishes are all the rage, the Caipirinha is the ugly duckling. The recipe is simple and requires little in the way of prep: muddle some limes with ...

The Caipirinha is one of those convenient drinks that tastes exactly like it sounds. As normal American life doesn’t intersect much with the Portuguese language, the word Caipirinha (“kai-puh-ree-nya” ...