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The Drinking Culture of South Korea

With renewed interest in traditional beverages, excellent cocktail bars and world-class drinking snacks, Korea knows how to have a good time

The Drinking Culture of Vietnam

It’s an exciting time to be imbibing in the Southeast Asian country, where the drinks scene has never been better

The Drinking Culture of Japan

From a 2,000-year-old sake tradition to one of the best cocktail scenes in the world, Japan is one of our favorite places to imbibe

The Drinking Culture of India

Both heritage drinks and modern cocktailing have a place in the country’s $52-billion-and-growing booze market

The Drinking Culture of China

Baijiu, craft beer and a scene quite unlike its Western counterparts

The “Antini” Is Actually Made With Ants (and It’s Delicious)

The cocktail from Alchemist in Copenhagen that shatters boundaries

TINCUP Is Proof That Good Whiskey Exists Under $35

The Colorado brand just released a bourbon and a six-year whiskey

Farewell to the Archaeologist Who Deepened the History of Beer

Archaeologist and historian Patrick McGovern has died at the age of 80

Here’s How to Buy This Year’s Pappy Van Winkle

There’s a new way to grab a bottle from this coveted whiskey collection

Slow and Steady Wins You Decades of Success: Sierra Nevada Brewing Company Turns 45

Remaining independent in craft beer is no small feat, but it’s helped Sierra Nevada thrive and inspire

Jack Daniel’s Brings Back a Cult Favorite

Single Barrel Heritage Barrel offers a unique “toasted” take on the classic Tennessee whiskey profile

All the Biggest Whiskey Myths, Debunked

In “The Whiskey Bible,” author Noah Rothbaum reassesses the spirit’s legacy

A First Taste of The Glendronach’s New 30- and 40-Year Expressions

It’s all about the sherry cask maturation (with a slight twist)

Are You Ready for Malört Ice Cream?

Van Leeuwen Ice Cream is coming to Chicago in style

Can't Get to Kentucky? Buffalo Trace Is Going on Tour.

It'll be stopping in four cities this October

The Best Wines to Pair With Breakfast, According to Sommeliers

No need to wait until noon to pop that bottle of vino