The Macallan Just Released the Oldest Single Malt Scotch Ever
At 81 years, it's a record-breaking release by the Speyside distillery, and limited to just 288 bottles at $125,000 each
Why the Next Big Player in Whisky Might Be China
In the largest spirits market in the world, locally crafted whisky marks a new trend
Five Great Booze Trails That Go Beyond Kentucky
As you plan your upcoming travels, consider these spirited excursions
Bud Light's New Zero-Carb Beer Isn't Nearly as Terrible as Expected
It's not great, but if you're a seltzer drinker looking for a gateway beer, it might be for you
Exploring the Long History — and Unlikely Comeback — of Lambics
A distinctive beer comes into its own
Biodynamic Whisky Is Now a Thing. Is It Legit?
Why producers like Bruichladdich and Waterford have embraced this esoteric agriculture
Review: Uncle Nearest’s Master Blend Starts a New Legacy
The award-winning Tennessee distillery just released its first non-sourced whiskey
How This Book and Rum Collaboration Honor “The Ideal Bartender”
Ten To One Rum's “Kindred Spirits” is a sequel to the groundbreaking 1917 cocktail book and a celebration of Black mixologists
The Best New Whiskeys to Drink This February
Including The GlenDronach's 50-year old single malt, possibly the year's best rye and a smoky maple newcomer via Vermont
One of the Oldest (and Perhaps Best) Single Malts Is Up for Pre-Order
Only 50 bottles remain of a 72-year-old Glen Grant, which recently scored the highest marks ever in an influential whisky publication
The Celebrity With the Best "Bang for Buck" Alcohol Brand Is ... Idris Elba?
A financial site compared the value of 70 celeb-backed spirits and wine. Sorry, Drake.
"White Whiskey" Proves That Age Is Sometimes Just a Number
In defense of unaged, new-make, award-winning whiskey, hailing from Colorado
Maker's Mark Is Now the Largest Distillery to Get B Corp Certified
The whiskey maker is one of just a few thousand companies to be recognized for its social and environmental efforts
This Is Our Simple and Favorite Variation on an Irish Coffee
Sugar, coffee, cream and Irish whiskey — with a slight twist on each ingredient
Derrumbes Proves That Great Mezcal Doesn’t Only Hail From Oaxaca
The innovative small-scale producer puts an emphasis on mezcal from different Mexican states
A Lesser-Known Mexican Spirit, Sotol, Is Fast Becoming a Texas Sensation
Distinct from tequila and mezcal, sotol has a character all its own