Vodka lends itself to a wide variety of mixers, some of which are better than others. Here's one mixer to leave out of your vodka if you don't want the jitters.

Dangerous as they can be, it’s no surprise vodka-Red Bulls have stuck around since the ‘80s. After all, an increased risk of injury and heart palpitations are hardly top of mind when you’re ...

Mixing alcohol with diet soda may cut down on calories, but it could be making you more drunk. A new study, which is set to be published in the April edition of Alcoholism: Clinical and ...

Mixing alcohol with fresh fruit with clear origins such as plums, apples and grapes does not only go well together, but also decreases the alcohol content. For example, oranges can be mixed with gin, ...

HERE’S A CONFESSION: I was in college when I had my first alcoholic drink—vodka, mixed with orange juice and sipped tentatively from a plastic cup. “That’s a Screwdriver,” somebody told ...

Mixing booze and caffeine makes drinkers feel more impulsive. April 15, 2011— -- Mixing booze with energy drinks like Red Bull might be just as dangerous as drinking pre-made concoctions like ...

How intoxicated you become when drinking could boil down to the simple choice of whether or not you mix diet soda or regular with your vodka or rum, a new study finds. Men and women ages 21 to 33 ...