Illinois Sparkling Co. Wines | Peru, Chicago, Illinois
Local sparkling wine from Illinois Sparkling Co.
Read MoreLocal sparkling wine from Illinois Sparkling Co.
Read MoreSlowly but surely, San Francisco is becoming a beer town again. The evidence is mounting: a cicerone here, a beer garden there--and now, with the opening of Southern Pacific in the Mission, a new brewery. Chris Lawrence and partner-brewer Danny French have transformed a former machine shop on Treat Street into an 8,500-square-foot brewpub.
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Read MoreGetting to the soda fountain in the back of Ice Cream Bar will take a little bit of self-control. The freezer full of house-made ice cream at the entrance exerts a strong pull. But Ice Cream Bar is special not for its ice cream--though it is good--but the menu of old-timey beverages developed by Rickhouse bartender Russell Davis.
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Read MoreChefs, brewers and bartenders embrace grape must in new and novel ways on their menus.
Read MoreThree new takes on vinegar take the meeting of tangy and sweet to new heights.
Read MoreSwedish punsch has made its way to the American market and is a perfect base for simple cocktails.
Read MoreBitters-based cocktails are an emerging category of drink at bars across the country.
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Read MoreWinestyr, a new daily deal site offering wine deals from American wineries.
Read MoreDavid's Tea offers unexpected blends--with names like Swampwater and Forever Nuts--in addition to the traditional variants.
Read MoreAustralian coffee shops in NYC specialize in the flat white, a drink of espresso and steamed milk.
Read MoreAnother entrant into the Emeryville bar wars, Honor Bar has cocktails by Alex Smith (ex-Gitane) and booze-friendly food like fried chicken, merguez sausage sandwiches and fried artichokes.
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Read MorePotomac's Founding Farmers uncaps its homemade sodas.
Read MoreFew spirits were befouled in the name of industrial progress as much as the crème. Originally, these liqueurs had a delicate sweetness and a creamy consistency, owing not to cream but to the addition of sugar. Then they became a much maligned, artificially flavored disaster. Out to restore the reputation crèmes once had, Tempus Fugit has just released versions of Crème de Cacao and Crème de Menthe (each $29 for 750 ml), based on 19th-century recipes and using natural ingredients.
Read MoreMilk punch makes a great pair with holiday cookies.
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