Where To Drink Whiskey In South Carolina
High Wire Distilling in South Carolina is making some of the most unique spirits around. This whiskey is a four-grain whiskey that includes Carolina Gold as one of the grains.
Read MoreHigh Wire Distilling in South Carolina is making some of the most unique spirits around. This whiskey is a four-grain whiskey that includes Carolina Gold as one of the grains.
Read MoreHundreds of German and American breweries throw festivals to celebrate Oktoberfest each year, and many make special one-off beers for the occasion. We tracked down three to celebrate with this year that until now were barely available outside of their respective locales. O'zapft is!--the keg is tapped and Oktoberfest has started!
Read MoreWe chat with Mile End beverage director Chris Balla to find out more about his favorite cool-weather beers.
Read MoreWe asked the Le Bernardin sommelier to describe his philosophy on building a wine list and for his tips on how to find a great bottle without breaking the bank.
Read MoreFar from watered-down Aunt Jemima, juicebox-style maple water is our favorite new refresher.
Read MoreBall & Chain has reopened its doors in Little Havana's most popular corridor.
Read MoreJoaquín Simó adds pumpkin purée to his funky new fall cocktail at Pouring Ribbons in the East Village.
Read MoreWhen the first autumn leaf hits the ground, it's time to break out the dark, contemplative sippers. And amari-Italy's bracingly bitter liqueurs-neatly fit the bill.
Read MoreNo offense to mint or the proud traditions of the Kentucky Derby, but the julep has more to offer. Let's drink the fine American classic year-round-starting with these three variations.
Read MoreWatered-down cocktails, be gone: Some of Chicago's top bartenders are taking to the art of ice cube infusion to keep your cocktail chilled and flavorful from first sip to last drop.
Read MoreIt's time to celebrate California's wine country-if not for wine this time, then for its array of innovative spirits, from bourbon to vodka to sun-soaked liqueurs.
Read MoreAt his vibrant new Midtown wine bar, Aldo Sohm is pairing surprisingly accessible wines with a playful menu. Tower of Charcuterie, anyone?
Read MoreBefore you relegate yourself to months of brooding at dark bars, have a last hurrah on the Honorable William Wall.
Read MoreThe key to finding something that'll make you happy isn't decoding the wine list, it's knowing how to talk to the sommelier or beverage director who put the list together in the first place.
Read MoreWe love the heady aromas and brawny flavors of India Pale Ales, but sometimes those bittersweet tastes can leave our palates sticky and fatigued. That's one of the reasons we're so happy to have discovered a weird little genre-busting hybrid of a beer that straddles the line between hoppy IPAs and cool, crisp lagers: the India Pale Lager (IPL).
Read MoreA pitcher is worth a thousand words at some of our favorite beer bars.
Read MoreHere's what's on tap at nine of our favorite beer bars in L.A.
Read MoreFrom a beer hall that has 114 brews on tap to a beer hall-slash-arcade, Chicago has no shortage of places to sip a craft beer. Here are our seven favorites.
Read MoreWhether you like your chalice filled with a rare brew or prefer your liter of Hefeweizen to tune of polka, here's where to spend your Saturday--stein in hand.
Read MoreToast to the beginning of September at one of the Bay Area's best beer bars. Our 10 favorites sling local brews and foreign rarities. Here's where to tap in.
Read MoreCelebrate the end of the summer with wine and food pairings from master sommelier John Ragan.
Read MoreThe Tipsy Palmer, that boozy variation of the Arnold Palmer, is a perfect pairing for fried birdies.
Read MoreWhen you're getting an early start, take advice from some great bartenders: Resist the temptation of strong cocktails and sip on these gentler beauties.
Read MoreSip and sniff like a pro and snag a seat at master Sommelier John Ragan's 10-week class.
Read MoreLearn how to promote white vermouth from its supporting role in a martin to the star of the show.
Read MoreThere's more to the combination of fried chicken and Champagne than just the novelty of high-brow drinking with low-brow dining. Learn why this is a classic pairing.
Read MoreWho did we ask to teach us about everything they know about sake? A pale-eyed Midwesterner and a polished European with a thick French accent, of course. Consider this your sake primer.
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