Learn how to order 15 different low carb drinks at Starbucks including low carb lattes, mochas, caramel macchiatos, teas and more.

Strong Enough to Float an Iron Wedge Few things were as welcome to soldiers in camp and on the march as a fresh, hot cup of coffee Somewhere amid the horror and bloodshed of Antietam, a small act of kindness was rendered that would be remembered decades later. The battle had begun before daylight, leaving …

There’s some pretty incredible physics happening in your morning cup of coffee, and it could have wide-reaching significance.

"Garlic coffee" can be a boon to coffee-loving pregnant women abstaining from it as a man in northeastern Japan invented the drink that looks and tastes like coffee but is made up entirely of locally grown garlic. "My drink is probably the world's first of its kind,"...

Your $6 single-origin Yirgacheffe habit is giving the industry new legs.

Climate change is doing some strange things to the planet, and we don’t just mean amping up hurricanes and fueling wildfires. Alcohol is getting worse, and more expensive. Siberia is becoming explosive – quite literally. Economies will crash and the North Pole will end up in Europe.

Just when you thought flying couldn't get any worse. Have you ever noticed that flight attendants never drink hot water during the flight?

If you like your coffee black, you may be someone who prefers strong flavours, takes good care of their health, or just wants to drink their coffee the way it’s supposed to be drunk.  Or, you may be a psychopath. 

The humoral system dominated medicine since the Ancient Greeks—but it was no match for these New World beverages

Climate change is threatening your morning caffeine fix.

Theodore Roosevelt was very likely America's most caffeinated president. Though other commanders-in-chief have been known to knock back a cup or tw...

Scientists have now begun to explore how bacteria begin to colonise - and diversify - in that most toxic of environments - your coffee machine leach tray.

Mr. Coffee, the first electric-drip coffee machine for home use, debuted in 1972, forever changing the way Americans made coffee. By Erin Blakemore.

Dr. Paul Kelley, a leading researcher at Oxford University, has recently discovered that the most common form of modern day...

A California man charged with a DUI wants the case against him to be dropped because the blood test following his arrest came back positive only for caffeine.

Attorney for Joseph Schawb, charged with driving under the influence of a drug when his blood test showed only caffeine, calls the charge unheard of