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The beverage company is veering toward hard seltzers and "premiumization" (sorry, Keystone Ice)

Those lines aren't for measuring booze, no matter what that viral post says

Take 59% off the Dutch oven and 48% off the skillet

California will start enforcing a proposition voters approved in 2018 at the beginning of next year

With an emphasis on "moderate"

The policy goes into effect September 7

Including a 50-year Scotch, a Hawaiian newcomer and a reinvention of an Irish tradition

Carbon-steel pans, Pendleton quilts, electric kettles and much more

Placed on a rolling rickhouse, this beer- and wine-finished whiskey took a long ride across America

A new program converts liquid production waste at the distillery into a low-emission biogas for its truck fleet

Because an intelligent cocktail deserves more than just peanuts

How bourbons and single malts can work in your tropical drinks

The Ninja SP100 is wide enough for pizza and features six different cooking styles

Shaun Hergatt recently opened a vegetable and seafood-focused eatery in Soho called Vestry

We compared it to the old formula — both alone and paired with whiskey, rum and tequila

The long history of pop-up taverns throughout German winemaking regions