What We’re Drinking This Winter: Barrel-Aged Beers
Craft brewers have taken advantage of all the resulting whiskey-soaked casks from the recent bourbon boom to experiment with barrel-aged beer.
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What We’re Drinking This Winter: Barrel-Aged Beers
Craft brewers have taken advantage of all the resulting whiskey-soaked casks from the recent bourbon boom to experiment with barrel-aged beer.
What We’re Drinking this Fall: Honey-Based Spirits
Bottoms up, honey!
What We’re Drinking: Toast Summer With American Craft Gins
Gin may be the quintessential British spirit, but small-batch distillers in the United States have begun producing some fantastic bottles worthy of our erstwhile overlords.
What We’re Drinking this Spring: Maibock Beers
The best beer for this time of year is a kind you might not have heard of.
Photo Essay: The Eagle Hunters of Mongolia
For centuries, Mongolia’s semi-nomadic tribes have joined forces with semi-domesticated eagles to hunt small prey. But how much longer can this ancient food tradition survive?
Looking For a New Fall Drink? Apple Brandy is Having a Moment
Over hard cider? Toast this year’s apple season with something even harder.
What $390,000 Buys You in Vermont
The place gets its name from an old Vermont family who ran dairy cattle here until 1973.
Vermouth Moves to the Top Shelf
The small group of producers behind America’s recent vermouth revival pays very close attention to ingredients.
Italian Cowboys Keeping an Ancient Practice Alive
Andiamo, little dogies, andiamo! Photographer Gabriele Fanelli rides along with modern Italian cowboys keeping an ancient practice alive.
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