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A gin aged in rum barrels for the best of both taste worlds
It's not only whiskies and dark spirits that are being barrel aged – there's a trend for barrel aging other spirits such as gin as well. -
Negroni lovers will want to try the Tequila Mockingbird cocktail
Developed by mixologist Josh Weed, the Tequila Mockingbird combines tequila with cacao rum and two types of amaro. -
Limestone Branch Distillery announces a double-finished limited edition bourbon
Limestone Branch Distillery creates small batch whiskeys including a yearly release of its Yellowstone straight bourbon whiskey. -
Winemakers are getting creative with grapes affected by wildfire smoke
How wineries are salvaging smoke-impacted grapes and wines. -
What is baseball steak? Here’s what to know
Similar in texture and leanness, the baseball steak is a sirloin variety that closely resembles the filet mignon, but at a much cheaper price point. -
7 incredible Italian dishes you need to try when you visit Italy
The essential dishes you must try to eat like a local while in Italy. -
Neat or in a cocktail, there’s a style of Scotch for everyone
Today is National Scotch Day, so it's the perfect opportunity to introduce yourself to this smoky, rich style of whisky. -
The best French wines for toasting the 2024 Paris Olympics
The 2024 Paris Games are here. Toast the Olympics with these excellent French wines. -
6 Anheuser-Busch beers most people don’t realize the company owns
If you don’t pay attention to the beer world, there’s a good chance you don’t already know all the iconic brands that were snatched up by AB InBev. -
Olympian Gus Kenworthy adds mixologist to his resume and talks potential new book
Gus Kenworthy talks about his career as an Olympian and actor and chats about his new spritz he made in collaboration with Nomadica. -
What to wear to a winery: The all-seasons guide for men
If you're headed to a winery soon, you don't want to show up too dressy or too casual. Follow these tips to nail your next winery outfit and enjoy your time. -
Bitters, syrups, and tinctures: Add pizazz to your cocktails
We're taking you on a whistle-stop tour of a few of the additions you might want to have on hand for your home bar, and giving some examples of drinks to try each one in, to get you inspired to try out a few tests of your own. -
Cheer the opening of the Olympics with these themed cocktails
If you're organizing a watch party for the Olympics this summer, or if you simply enjoy a good drink, then check out these themed cocktails -
Skirt steak vs. flank steak: The difference, explained
Both are meaty, deliciously juicy, thin cuts of steak. Both are sinfully savory in their quick-cooking, charred summertime glory. So what's the difference between these two cuts of steak? -
Patrón debuts its own perfectly clear cristalino tequila
As cristalino tequilas have become more popular, the heavy hitter of the tequila world, Patrón, is coming out with its own version. -
Coors Banquet beer has its own Yellowstone-themed proposal pack
Coors Banquet is coming out with a special edition pack celebrating Yellowstone ahead of the conclusion of the series' season 5. -
There are a lot of misconceptions about Zinfandel wine — we clear them up
Let's take a look at this incredibly delicious, robustly bold, yet somehow also light and accessible wine varietal. -
Barbecuing vs. grilling: Yes, there’s a difference
The details in differentiating BBQ vs. grilling. -
Try these fruity, complex cocktails for National Tequila Day
Today is National Tequila Day, and there's never been a better time to get into tequila. -
Glengoyne whisky departs from sherry and explores the world of white oak
Scottish whisky brand Glengoyne is trying out a new style with its Glengoyne White Oak release, which is matured in American white oak bourbon and virgin casks. -
Fat Tire teams up with skatewear brand Vans for its summer packaging
One of the OGs of the U.S. craft beer scene, Fat Tire, is teaming up with skateboard brand Vans to create new summer packaging for its beer. -
Dry aged steak: Everything you need to know
If you haven't heard of dry-aged steak until now, it's time to find out what all the fuss is about because, believe us, it's worth the fuss. -
How to make Frosé for a heat wave cool off
Born in NYC, the Frosé is a staple summer drink. -
The angels took the largest share of this new Chichibu whisky
A new Japanese whisky is being released which celebrates the theme of the angels share – the amount lost to evaporation each year of aging. -
Cool cold brew coffee cocktail recipes for the summer
There are tons of options for cold brew-based cocktails, and the Mr Black band has shared some ideas for cool coffee cocktails for the summer. -
Scotch brand Johnnie Walker offers customized bottles with AI-generated artwork
Scotch whisky brand Johnnie Walker is offering bottles that each have their personalized artwork, generated by AI inspired by local artist Scott Naismith. -
How to reheat pizza the best way
You shouldn't reheat your pizza with a microwave oven or kitchen stove. Here's the best way to reheat your favorite pizza. -
What’s an aperitif? Everything you need to know about these refreshing drinks
Breaking down aperitif and pre-dinner drinks culture. -
Two buttery-smooth cocktail recipes from Mezcal Union
Buttery colors, textures, and flavors shine in two recipes from brand Mezcal Union. -
Hennessy XO debuts a limited edition inspired by famed department store Harrods
Premium cognac brand Hennessy is teaming up with equally premium shopping location Harrods of London for the latest release in its travel collection. -
What is drip coffee? A complete guide
A standard cup of coffee is also known as drip coffee, which simply means it was made by a traditional coffee maker that uses heated water and pressure forced through coffee beans to brew coffee. -
Want to build muscles? The best foods with creatine (and 9 meal ideas)
Registered dietitians share the best foods with creatine and why this nutrient is critical for muscle mass and strength. -
What is mezcal? Everything you need to know about the popular agave spirit
Breaking down mezcal and how it differs from other agave spirits. -
No, the red juice in steak isn’t blood – here’s what it really is
That delicious flavor juice that makes our favorite steaks and burgers oh-so-moist and tender is not actually blood at all. -
Wagyu vs kobe beef: What’s the difference?
No matter which Wagyu you're eyeing, these gorgeous pieces of beef are unmatched in their unique marbling, rich, buttery flavor, and sinfully juicy tenderness. -
How to start your own home bar: branching out into liqueurs and bitters
To make the range of classic cocktails that form the canon and to start experimenting on your own, you'll need a range of liqueurs to combine those spirits with and some additional extras, like bitters, to add an interesting twist to your drinks. -
What is a porterhouse steak? (Plus, the cooking tips you need)
The masculine beauty of the Porterhouse needn't be confined to your favorite steakhouse. This delicious cut of steak is shockingly simple to prepare at home with just a few simple ingredients. -
Low-ABV session IPAs are perfect summer drinks: Our top picks
According to most experts, the cut-off to be considered a “session” beer is 5% alcohol by volume. -
A pair of regenerative whiskies to promote sustainable farming
WhistlePig is teaming up with bourbon manufacturer Brother’s Bond to promote sustainable farming with each company releasing its own farm-based expression. -
Get ready for party season with these batched summer margaritas
When you're preparing drinks for a crowd, batching cocktails is always a great idea. -
The Daiquiri is the perfect cocktail to enjoy white rum
When the weather is warm, it's time for rum to shine. And as today is National Daiquiri Day, it's the ideal time to try out this classic cocktail.