The Blue Hour is a refreshing and stylish summer collab that’s sure to be a hit — with your taste buds. Mikkeller and Huckberry worked together on this gose-style ale made with pineapple, tart cherry, and yerba buena. The result is a cherried amber beer with crisp, refreshing palate.
How can bratwursts be made better? By adding booze! Don't believe? Try Booze Dogs, a relatively new company based in Greenville, North Carolina making liquor-infused brats. They’re available now and they’re perfect for any summertime activities you might be engaging in.
There are few things more iconic — more American —than Sailor Jerry tattoos and Harley-Davidson motorcycles. The two brands have revealed the winners of their "My Work Speaks for Itself" contest, resulting in stunning pieces of motorcycle art.
Jim Beam is selling limited quantities of the Bonding Over Bourbon Experience, a special Father’s Day gift that’ll blow his freaking mind (if you can get it). Yeah, you're going to be the favorite child if you snag this epic deal for Dad.
Cynar, the Italian amaro with the often-mispronounced name and the delicious bittersweet flavor. Find out more about it (including ways to drink it) here.
Allegedly created at the Planters Hotel in Charleston, South Carolina during the 1870s, Planter’s Punch is the perfect cure for warm weather. Learn how to make Planter's Punch with our detailed, step-by-step instructional video.
The chain is known for great prices on food, but are the great prices on Trader Joe's beer too good to be true? We tasted the canned "brands" available in six-pack containers: Boatswain and Simpler Times. Here's what we learned.
Angostura, the best-selling bitters in the world, is known for its utility in just about every cocktail. Like, ever. The thing is, did you know that it could also be used as the main ingredient in a cocktail? The drink is called the Trinidad Sour and it was invented by bartender Giuseppe Gonzalez,
The World Cup (of Beer) is here. While the top men's soccer teams from around the globe battle on the pitch, we'll pick a winner the only way we know how: with beer. The finals edition pits the last two teams — ahem, brews — standing: France and Croatia.
Ever wanted to know what it's like to work for a zoo? We sat down with folks from the Oregon Zoo to find out all about it on this week's episode of The Manual podcast.
Founder of House Spirits Christian Krogstad sits down with The Manual Podcast crew to discuss what aquavit is, its history, how best to drink it, and more.
On this episode of The Manual podcast, we sit down with the CEO of Harpoon Brewery, Dan Kenary, to discuss the past, present, and future of craft beer.
For this week's episode of Beards, Booze, and Bacon: The Manual Podcast, we chat with celebrity chef Hugh Acheson why slow cookers are making a comeback, how he balances his responsibilities, and all things Athens, Georgia.
Party planner to the stars, Bronson van Wyck, joins the crew of Beards, Booze, and Bacon to tell them what to do and what not to do when throwing a party.
Our very own travel guru and creator of Vagabondish, Mike Richard, joins The Manual podcast to discuss his holiday travel tip, including when to book, how to find deals, and, more importantly, ways you can avoid getting too stressed out.
Never had a sour beer before and feeling a little intimidated? Check out the latest episode The Manual podcast to find out everything you need to know about the category from Kevin Martin, the director of brewery operations for Portland's Cascade Brewing.
Hard cider has been making waves in the beverage world over the last couple of years. With new brands popping up every other month, we sat down with Reverend Nat of Reverend Nat's Hard Cider to pick his brain on the topic and learn more about how to make alcohol from apples.
For this week's episode of The Manual podcast, we discuss our brand-new series: the Spirit Awards. We'll take you from the idea for the awards through the planning process and all the way down to how we chose the winners. Cheers!
This week, The Manual podcast crew learns what it takes to homebrew beer. From equipment to hacks, Digital Trends' Parker Hall pours a pint full of knowledge.
Chef Isaac Toups drops in for this episode of The Manual podcast to talk about 'Top Chef,' what it's like working under Emeril Lagasse, and, of course, Cajun cuisine!
For this week's episode of Beards, Booze, and Bacon: The Manual Podcast, we talk about Bond ... James Bond. Who is the best Bond? What's the most ridiculous gadget ever wielded by 007? Shaken or stirred? We answer all these questions and more.
This week on The Manual poscast we speak with Brew/Drink/Run's Lee Heidel to find out what was hot in craft beer in 2018 and what his predictions are for 2019 trends.
Portland has one of the most dynamic brewing communities in the country. The Manual podcast crew sat down with Upright Brewing's Alex Ganum to talk about 10 years of making beer and what's next for the city's craft scene.
World Whisky Day is March 27 and to celebrate, The Manual podcast crew sat down with two Bacardi Single Malts Brand Ambassadors to talk all things Scotch whisky.
On this week's episode of The Manual podcast, we chat with chef Drew Adams of Bourbon Steak about, well, bourbon and steak, as well as foraging for food and turning your finds into gourmet meals.
For a whisky to be called Scotch, one rule must be followed above all else: the whisky must be aged in oak casks in Scotland for at least three years. Once you know the No. 1 rule, it's important to become familiar with the six different Scotch regions, each with their distinct styles and taste profiles.