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Are Blended Spirits the Next Big Thing in Whiskey?

Forget the finishing barrels. These bourbons, ryes and single malts are integrated with other spirits, creating unique flavors.

Shāng Wants to Create a New Category of Whiskey

This is what happens when baijiu, the world’s most popular spirit, lands in bourbon country

The Best American Whiskeys of 2026 (That You Don’t Know)

This year’s Best in Class awardees at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition included plenty of obscure craft whiskey producers

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A Culinary Guide to Mexico City

Take a bite out of Mexico’s most delicious destination

The Antidote to Dating Apps Is Apparently a Trip to Barcelona

Thursday and FTLO Travel are taking the meet-cute international

This Is What American Whiskey Was Like 250 Years Ago

A boozy rebuke of the British, our whiskey was unaged, rye-based and often diluted in a punch, according to historians

Review: a New Tennessee Whiskey From a Bourbon Giant

The new Sazerac release offers a unique profile and intriguing backstory

How to Drink Like a Revolutionary

Head to the still-in-operation Colonial-era bars where the Founding Fathers once wined and dined

The 50 Best American Whiskeys

A detailed rundown of our favorite bourbons, ryes, American Single Malts and Tennessee whiskeys, ideal for celebrating the USA

Travel With Your Dad While You Still Can

On globetrotting with an aging parent, from someone who wishes she'd started sooner

My Father, the Death-Defying Driver

Dad was a crazy driver. When he died, he passed that gene down to me.

My Dad Gave Up Flying for Kids. Now, It’s Brought Us Closer Than Ever.

I truly got to know my father at 10,000 feet in his Cessna 172 Skyhawk

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The 5 best pieces of garb and gear that crossed our desks this week

Inside a Celebration of Booze Insiders

Vermouth, a very particular tequila and farm-to-bottle spirits highlighted the annual drinks conference