Blue Run is launching a limited-edition bourbon with commemorative USA 250th Anniversary packaging this month
Georgetown, Kentucky-based Blue Run Spirits is known for its award-winning portfolio of bourbons and other whiskeys. This includes prestigious events such as the ASCOT, TAG Global, and the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. It’s the type of distillery that seems to produce only noteworthy expressions. Recently, this popular brand announced the launch of limited-edition packaging […]
Brush Creek Distillery is releasing a limited-edition ‘Heroes Edition’ straight bourbon
Wyoming is quickly becoming a great state for whiskey fans. While there are a handful of outstanding distilleries to choose from, Brush Creek is among the best. This popular distillery is a must-visit on your next cross-country road trip. Brush Creek is located a short 35 miles off of 1-80. It’s the perfect respite from […]
The best beers from California you can buy anywhere
Currently, more than 9,000 breweries of all sizes operate in the US. That’s an awful lot of IPAs, stouts, and lagers to choose from. Some states are more saturated with breweries (per capita) than others. This includes places like Vermont, Colorado, Maine, Oregon, and, of course, California. While I could take a deep dive into […]
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Woodinville Whiskey takes its single barrel program national
For years, getting your hands on a Woodinville single barrel meant knowing a guy — a specific retailer, a whiskey club, or a trip to the distillery to bottle one yourself. That’s about to change. Starting July 7, the Washington-based distillery is taking its Single Barrel Cask Strength 7 Year Bourbon and Single Barrel Cask […] -
Sagamore Whiskey doubles down on Maryland roots with two new releases
Long before Kentucky bourbon took over the American whiskey conversation, Maryland was distilling quality juice: rye whiskey. The folks at Sagamore Whiskey have spent years trying to bring that legacy back, and this month it’s making the case twice. First off, the Baltimore-based company (which you may remember as Sagamore Spirit) is dropping a wide-release: […] -
Can the Philips Baristina Latte replace your coffee shop run?
Since its debut two years ago, the sleek Philips Baristina has been a countertop staple for aspiring home baristas wanting to make espresso beverages at home. Now, Philips has exciting news taking this model to the next level with the newly launched Philips Baristina Latte. Expanding upon the same appearance and functionality of the original […] -
Buffalo Trace’s New Prohibition Collection Resurrects More Whiskey From Its Archives
Buffalo Trace has a habit of turning its own history into whiskey, and the third edition of its Prohibition Collection is possibly the most extreme example yet. This year’s annual limited release is five bottles reviving whiskeys the distillery legally produced during Prohibition, back when it was known as the George T. Stagg Distillery. This […] -
Buzzard’s Roost is launching a patriotic bourbon for America’s birthday
Back in 1976, America was celebrating its bicentennial. For those unaware, that was the United States of America’s 200th birthday. Well, while we all enjoy the glow of sparklers and thunderous explosions of fireworks every July 4th, we haven’t really had anything exciting to celebrate since the mid-70s. That changes this year because 2026 is […] -
Four Roses’ new Experimental Series whiskey is inspired by Japan
Four Roses is well-known for its award-winning whiskeys. Recently, the brand announced the launch of its exciting new Experimental Series. This limited-edition collection will allow the team to get creative with recipes, ages, and aging vessels. The first release in this new series was inspired by techniques used by Japanese single malt whisky-makers. Four Roses […] -
De’Longhi expands its popular classic espresso machine collection
De’Longhi always something new brewing (no pun intended). As a global leader in espresso machines, De’Longhi has just announced an expansion of its existing Classic Espresso Machine lineup with the introduction of the new Classic Matte Black & Classic Stainless Steel colors. Building on the success of last year’s Classic launch and further advancing the […] -
Celebrate the start of summer with a new 20-year-old straight rye whiskey from Bulleit
While bourbon is referred to as America’s “native spirit”, rye whiskey actually has a longer historical footprint in the US. While bourbon didn’t get its start until the late 1700s, rye whiskey was popular decades prior. So, it only makes sense that in celebration of the United States’ 250th birthday, Bulleit would release its oldest […] -
Just in time for summer, Cazadores is launching a pineapple infused tequila
Summer is the perfect time for tequila-based cocktails. On a hot day, you can’t go wrong with a Paloma, Margarita, or any other tequila-centric drink. And while classic Blanco or reposado tequila works well as a base, the folks at Cazadores just launched potentially the best tequila for summer mixing: Cazadores Pineapple Infused Tequila. Cazadores […] -
Blended Scotch whiskies you’ll want to drink neat
If you’re a Scotch whisky drinker, I know you have at least a few bottles of blended Scotch whisky that you would never drink neat or on the rocks. Perhaps you were given a bottle, or you just bought one because of a flashy label, only to realize it was fairly unpalatable on its own, […] -
A guide to destination drinking
These days, it’s not enough to pour a product. What splashes in the glass needs a good story, preferably one involving genuine sustainability efforts or a cool new hop variety. Moreover, that liquid becomes all the more intriguing when it reflects its origin, whether that’s a coastal gin made with local botanicals and seaweed or […] -
Rotisserie chicken is back and better than ever
What goes around comes around, again and again. Certainly the culinary world knows as much, just consider the slow food movement or even a good Cosmopolitan cocktail recipe, back in its best forms since, well, the 90s. The latest thing to reemerge is slow-cooked chicken on a spit. Yes, rotisserie is back and arguably better […] -
How to make a Batanga, a delightfully simple tequila cocktail
Do you know your Mexican cocktail recipes? Sure, you can make a bartender-grade Margarita or Paloma, but what about the lesser-known agave spirit drinks? Meet the Batanga, a simple yet satisfying drink featuring Mexico’s most iconic spirit. This drink goes back to the early 60s in Mexico. It’s a bit like a Cuba Libre cocktail, […] -
Torabhaig’s First Core Whisky Bets on Gentle Smoke
After nearly a decade of one-off releases, Torabhaig is finally planting a flag in the ground. The Isle of Skye distillery launched Taigh today — its first core expression, and the bottle it plans to build its whole house style around going forward. Taigh (pronounced “tie”) means house or home in Scottish Gaelic, a nod […] -
Mount Gay Releases Its First Rums With Clear Age Statements, And Wow, They’re Old
Mount Gay doesn’t put age statements on its bottles. Or it didn’t, until today. The world’s oldest running rum distillery just launched its Exceptionally Aged Collection, a prestige series that grows out of the brand’s Master Blender Collection — and for the first time, it’s printing a hard number on the label. There are two […] -
Straightaway Cocktails opens a cocktail lounge at PDX
As if there weren’t enough reasons to love Portland International Airport. Now, there’s one more. The Rose City’s own Straightaway Cocktails has opened a cocktail lounge there, solidifying the hub as one of the best American airports. Now, in addition to cool record stores, short film cinemas, and great food, there’s a place for a […]
Liquor, Beer, Wine & Drinks
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Dark rums for whiskey fans
There’s no disputing the appeal of whisk(e)y. Whether it’s single malt Scotch whisky, bourbon, rye whiskey, Irish whiskey, or others. There’s something special about this barrel-aged spirit. But it’s not the only aged spirit, and if you’re limiting your sipping to this style, you’re missing out on some other special, flavorful spirit. Especially dark rum. […] -
Gins so good you’ll want to drink them neat
Gin is one of the only spirits that you see on a shelf, and regardless of the quality, you assume you’re going to take it home and mix it with other ingredients to make a cocktail. To many, the thought of drinking gin neat never even occurs to them. Even if they enjoy the juniper, […] -
Buzzard’s Roost is launching a patriotic bourbon for America’s birthday
Back in 1976, America was celebrating its bicentennial. For those unaware, that was the United States of America’s 200th birthday. Well, while we all enjoy the glow of sparklers and thunderous explosions of fireworks every July 4th, we haven’t really had anything exciting to celebrate since the mid-70s. That changes this year because 2026 is […] -
Four Roses’ new Experimental Series whiskey is inspired by Japan
Four Roses is well-known for its award-winning whiskeys. Recently, the brand announced the launch of its exciting new Experimental Series. This limited-edition collection will allow the team to get creative with recipes, ages, and aging vessels. The first release in this new series was inspired by techniques used by Japanese single malt whisky-makers. Four Roses […]
Coffee & Tea
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Blue Bottle just proved California can grow world-class coffee
Coffee has always had its origins story – Ethiopia, Colombia, Panama. But California was never part of that conversation, until now. Coffee leader, Blue Bottle, has just launched the California Frinj San Diego Gesha, a washed Gesha grown in San Diego and Santa Barbara counties in partnership with Frinj Coffee, the pioneering network behind California’s emerging […] -
Can the Philips Baristina Latte replace your coffee shop run?
Since its debut two years ago, the sleek Philips Baristina has been a countertop staple for aspiring home baristas wanting to make espresso beverages at home. Now, Philips has exciting news taking this model to the next level with the newly launched Philips Baristina Latte. Expanding upon the same appearance and functionality of the original […] -
De’Longhi expands its popular classic espresso machine collection
De’Longhi always something new brewing (no pun intended). As a global leader in espresso machines, De’Longhi has just announced an expansion of its existing Classic Espresso Machine lineup with the introduction of the new Classic Matte Black & Classic Stainless Steel colors. Building on the success of last year’s Classic launch and further advancing the […] -
Coffee lovers are obsessed with these new summer releases from Sightglass
Founded in San Francisco in 2009, Sightglass Coffee is a cult-favorite roaster based in San Francisco that’s on the rise amongst coffee lovers. Just named one of Chowhound’s Top 15 Coffee Roasters in America, coffee lovers are obsessed with the newest summer releases, perfect for enjoying in any form. Whether you like it iced, hot, […]
Recipes
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Upgrade your coffee with these rich and carb-free keto coffee creamer recipes
These keto coffee creamer recipes make sticking to a keto diet easy. -
Daiquiris done by Chinola for National Rum Day
A pair of Daiquiri recipes from the tropical fruit liqueur purveyors. -
Death & Co.’s Naked and Famous is the cocktail you’ll crave all summer
How to make a modern classic in the Naked and Famous cocktail, from Death & Co. -
Brooke Williamson’s new cookbook delivers fresh, high-protein dishes: Our fave recipes
A look at some of the top recipes from Brooke Williamson's new cookbook.