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By now, you're undoubtedly an expert at sipping Negronis and spritzes, but if you want to drink like a real Italian, here's what to do.
Read MoreBy now, you're undoubtedly an expert at sipping Negronis and spritzes, but if you want to drink like a real Italian, here's what to do.
Read MoreBartenders across North America have become smitten with rakija, a fiery fruit brandy popular in Eastern Europe, in their craft cocktails.
Read MoreIf you've never had soju, you've been missing out. It's like sake but stronger—and the perfect way to wash down that bulgogi. Read on for the basics.
Read MoreZima, the crystal clear 90s cult beverage is back on store shelves in time for summer, but only for a limited run.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of the classic whiskey cocktail known as the old fashioned, then you will want to check out these other cocktails to expand your repertoire.
Read MoreTop shelf liquor might be the best quality that you'll find at a given bar. But that prized position doesn't mean these drinks are always the best to order.
Read MoreOld fashioneds are a classic traditional cocktail, yet there's one key ingredient swap that will truly elevate your old fashioned drink experience from now on
Read MoreIt's official: Fernet, an age-old Italian liqueur, is currently taking America by storm. Learn the story behind this curious bitter digestif.
Read MoreWe explore eight of the most common liqueurs you’re likely to find behind the bar and explain what they are all about.
Read MoreFinding the right bourbon for an old fashioned is a never-ending liquid journey. IHere are the 12 best bourbons to use in your next old fashioned.
Read MoreLight, refreshing and versatile, pisco is prime warm-weather boozing material. Here's everything you need to know to get the party started.
Read MoreThe French 75 cocktail is a potent mix of champagne, gin, lemon juice, and simple syrup, and it has a bizarre origin story dating back to World War I.
Read MoreAir Company, a Brooklyn-based business, claims to have created a completely carbon-negative vodka, utilizing CO2 from the air we breathe.
Read MoreVermouth: not just for martinis anymore. Here's everything you really need to know about the fortified wine before jumping into using it in drinks.
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