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  • Wine-Infused Beer By Mikkeller

    Evil Twin Disco beer has an unlikely ingredient: wine.

    By Josh Bernstein May 13th, 2011 Read More
  • The Tasting Kitchen's Bloody Marys | Venice, Los Angeles

    The Tasting Kitchen's Bloody Marys.

    By Joshua Lurie May 12th, 2011 Read More
  • Drinking Vinegars By Som

    Enjoy Pok Pok's drinking vinegars at home.

    By Tressa Eaton May 9th, 2011 Read More
  • The Queen Vic's British Pub Fare | H Street Corridor, Washington D.C.

    A royal addition to spirits on H Street.

    By Jessica Strelitz May 6th, 2011 Read More
  • Mackey's Public House In Crystal City

    By Erin Hartigan April 28th, 2011 Read More
  • Last Exit In Mount Pleasant

    By Erin Hartigan April 27th, 2011 Read More
  • Petillant-Naturel Sparkling Wine By Winemaker Andrea Calek

    Pétillant-naturel wines are the perfect new sippers for summer.

    By Willy Blackmore April 27th, 2011 Read More
  • Sable Kitchen & Bar's Cocktail Menu |Near North Side, Chicago

    Mike Ryan's spring cocktail menu at Sable Kitchen & Bar.

    By Heather Sperling April 26th, 2011 Read More
  • Extreme Cocktail Infusions

    Extreme infusions make for thrilling drinking behind the bar.

    By Kaitlyn Goalen April 23rd, 2011 Read More
  • CafĂ© Atlantico's Cocktail Menu | Penn Quarter, Washington D.C.

    Café Atlántico's cocktail menu goes Western.

    By Erin Hartigan April 22nd, 2011 Read More
  • The Cask Opens On Fairfax

    Pico Blvd. is now home to an all-Kosher wineshop, opened last week, which offers myriad non-Manischewitz options for your Passover dining needs.

    By Willy Blackmore April 19th, 2011 Read More
  • Eden Ice Cider Company

    Orleans apple aperitif wine from Eden Ice Cider Company is perfect for spring cocktails.

    By Tressa Eaton April 18th, 2011 Read More
  • Vermouth Distilled Domestically By Cana's Feast Winery

    Chinato d'Erbetti from Cana's Feast Winery is the first of its kind.

    By Katherine Cole April 15th, 2011 Read More
  • Passover Wine Favorites | Washington D.C.

    Drink these to spice up Passover seder.

    By Jessica Strelitz April 15th, 2011 Read More
  • Saint Vitus

    By Tressa Eaton April 14th, 2011 Read More
  • Oyster Stout

    Oysters don't just pair well with booze; now the bivalves are an ingredient in booze.

    By Kaitlyn Goalen April 13th, 2011 Read More
  • Theater Bar

    Mixologist Albert Trummer (formerly of Apotheke ) has finally opened this red-curtained cocktail den, which serves cocktails inspired by Latin America, Asia, Mexico and Harlem.

    By Tressa Eaton April 12th, 2011 Read More
  • Paramount Bar

    With red velvet banquettes and dripping chandeliers, this bar inside the Paramount Hotel is trying to bring glam back to Times Square.

    By Tressa Eaton April 11th, 2011 Read More
  • The Aviary: Chicago's Newest Cocktail Concept

    Aviary approaches cocktails from a chef's perspective

    By Kaitlyn Goalen April 8th, 2011 Read More
  • Trocken Riesling Wines - N.Y.C.

    Trocken wines are a bone-dry style of German Riesling fermented with little, if any, residual sugar.

    By Zachary Sussman April 8th, 2011 Read More
  • The Pisco Book By Gregory Dicum

    San Francisco hasn't had this much pisco hitting our shores since the Gold Rush. To help navigate the spirit's world, pick up local author Gregory Dicum's new guide, The Pisco Book ($24). The handbook demystifies the potent grape brandy, focusing on the four categories of Peruvian pisco.

    By Camper English April 8th, 2011 Read More
  • Tea-Based Cocktails

    Bartenders team up with artisanal tea makers for unusual tea-based cocktails

    By Ashley Gartland April 7th, 2011 Read More
  • Vine Wine

    The old home of The Brooklyn Kitchen acquires this new tenant today (after a move from Long Island City). The shop specializes in small production and natural wines, plus artisanal spirits. Look out for monthly classes and delivery by bike.

    By Tressa Eaton April 7th, 2011 Read More
  • Medium Rare's Fitou Wine | Cleveland Park, Washington D.C.

    Medium Rare offers well-done wines.

    By Erin Hartigan April 6th, 2011 Read More
  • Scribe Winery By Vintner Andrew Mariani

    He's either foolhardy, or a visionary with a penchant for history. Either way, when Andrew Mariani, vintner of Sonoma's Scribe Winery, decided to plant Sylvaner--the only winery in Northern California to grow this unfashionable varietal--he was embarking on a grand experiment. Scribe produces, as is Sonoma custom, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. But after learning that Sylvaner--a flinty white varietal that's widely planted in Alsace, France and Germany--was grown on his property in the late 1800s, he decided to resurrect the forgotten grape.

    By Jessica Battilana April 4th, 2011 Read More
  • Zotovich Cellars Wines By Winemaker Ryan Zotovich

    The new releases from Zotovich Cellars come to Los Angeles.

    By Willy Blackmore April 1st, 2011 Read More
  • Acid-Phosphate Cocktails: Whitehall Mystery Recipe

    Acid phosphate--which imparts a sour flavor without residual sugar--has been revived among the Boston shaker set.

    By Rob Willey April 1st, 2011 Read More
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