Moxie

Moxie is the official soft drink of Maine. but not everyone is a fan.

Here's 5 food items that in the last 9 years of living here in Maine, I've noticed are the most popular food choices that I also noticed I'd never eat again.

Some Mainers got very creative after the latest storm. Moxie and a Whoopie Pie, anyone?

I recently misspoke and was corrected immediately by a very angry Mainer. It taught me a lesson, and I am now going to share what you should never say to Mainers.

Ever wondered what folks from Jolly Old England think of Maine treats? It's time for another edition Of 'People Trying Moxie For The 1st Time' However, this time there is a twist! Yes, The Maine beverage that belongs on "The Island Of Misfit Snacks" gets some new victims to sample the pain, or in some cases, pleasure, but as an added bonus, both people are from England, and we have thro

Hannah and Liz have been friends since middle school, and now, they are the new occupants of Portland's oddest building.

There are approximately 7,000 better soda flavors than root beer.

What’s colloquially called "The Burnt Trailer," a uniquely Maine concoction that combines two beloved Pine Tree State staples: Allen's Coffee Brandy and Moxie soda.

Get ready to go back in time at this year's Moxie Festival.

Is it tough for you to find a secret Santa gift for your holiday parties? I have found the best Maine-themed gifts to level up your secret Santa game!

There's nothing more Maine than this quintessential cocktail featuring two favorites coming together for one very hard-to-swallow sip.

Love it or hate it, Moxie is the drink of Maine. Here is how you can make some at home.

I tried a Maine go-to for the first time not knowing that it would lead to an argument.

Maine TikToker, Meredith Steele, attempts the try not to burp challenge while chugging Moxie.

Having trouble getting inspired for Lent this year? Here are 20 Maine inspired fasts that could work for you.

These flavors are perfectly natural to Maine residents, but did you ever wonder what people from other countries think about what we eat?