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Diageo Is Launching a Paper Bottle for Johnnie Walker

Expect the eco-friendly Scotch release sometime in 2021

Pandemic Prompts Increased Demand for Everclear

We're not talking about the alt-rock band

Why Rhum — Not Rum — Is the Ideal Base for Summer Cocktails

Plus: How to make a Ti' Punch, which is delicious and impossible to screw up

The World’s 50 Best Bars Is Throwing a Global Booze Auction

Five-star experiences with the planet's top bartenders and spirits brands will aid the industry's COVID-19 recovery efforts

"Cronk Is Good" and the Story Behind 2020's Oddest Drink Revival

A 19th century sarsaparilla beer may be the tipple of summer, thanks to a tweet

Select Passengers Can Drink Again on Domestic Flights From Delta

Beer and wine service has returned for two premium airline classes

7 Great Black-Owned American Booze Brands to Try This Weekend

Fourth of July is an ideal time to test out these American-made beers, wines and spirits

Bulleit Bourbon's New $130 Million Distillery Will Be Carbon Neutral

The site will run on 100% renewable energy and create zero waste for landfills

Founders to Release “Black Is Beautiful” Beer in July

The brewery has been accused of racism in the past

Plantation Rum Changing Its Name Due to “Hurtful” Nature

Rum and slavery share an unfortunately linked history. One brand hopes to evolve.

A New Program Aims to Fix American Whiskey's Diversity Problem

Uncle Nearest and Jack Daniel’s team up for a groundbreaking $5 million mentorship initiative

It's Time to Get Over Your Fear of "Girly" Drinks

In 2020 we are officially kissing the gender booze binary goodbye

Everything You Need to Know About Spiked Seltzer for Summer 2020

The beverage category that took the world by storm last summer continues to evolve and thrive

Review: George Dickel's New Bottled in Bond Whisky Proves a Worthy Sequel

Last year's release won multiple Whisky of the Year awards. This $40 bottle could do the same.

Remembering the Glam-Rock Bars of the Sunset Strip in the 1980s

What's next for the place Vince Neil called a "cesspool of depravity?"