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An Ode to the 100 Most “Impossible” Whiskies to Ever Walk the Earth

Clay Risen’s new book champions the finest and rarest of brown spirits

The Aperol Spritz Is a Fall Drink Now. Fight Us.

Expert tips to help you autumnize summer's most iconic spritz

A Month in Bourbon Country, In Its Most Difficult Year

At 20 distilleries around the region, I found a resilient American industry and the community it supports

Virginia Cidery Embraces 8,000-Year-Old Fermentation Methods

You might want to get to know qvevri a little better

Is Farm-to-Table the Future of Craft Brewing?

A commitment to local ingredients is creating distinct flavors among a legion of New York brewers

7 Great Whiskeys That Share a Vital Quality With Pappy

“Wheaters” like Old Elk are more enjoyable when you can actually buy a bottle

Wildfires Have Already Destroyed Several Napa Valley Wineries

The wildfire has spread over 56,000 acres of wine country

How Dom Perignon Salvaged a Terrible Harvest

2010 wasn't a great year for grapes, but the Champagne house makes the just-released vintage shine

How an Unorthodox Cocktail Like the Trinidad Sour Becomes Popular

The recipe calls for an offensive volume of bitters. So why does it work?

Stranahan’s New 10-Year Release Hopes to Redefine American Single Malts

You’ve never tasted a whiskey like this. Here’s why.

Massive Private Whisky Collection Set For Auction

Prepare yourself for Pat’s Whisk(e)y Collection

New Restrictions Essentially Ban Cuban Rum and Cigars

The Trump administration will no longer allow you to bring back Cuba's famous exports

How Wisconsin Helped Shape America's Love of Cocktails

Tailgating, taverns, supper clubs and a whole lot of cocktails

Qantas Has Started Selling Fully Stocked Bar Carts From 747s

For about $1,000, you could get the cart plus mini wine bottles, PJs and Tim Tams

Why the Whisky Industry Is Fed Up With Heralded Critic Jim Murray

“The Whisky Bible” writer is accused of using sexist and vulgar language in his reviews