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Cachaça Files: The Cuca Effing Way Cocktail Recipe

A drink with cachaça, Brazil's national spirit
May 10, 2013 3:01 pm

Cachaça is a liquor made from fermented sugarcane juice and is now recognized by the U.S. as a distinctive product of Brazil, instead of as a "Brazilian rum." With the World Cup and the Olympics turning the world's attention to Brazil in the next couple years, get ready for the cachaça blitz and arm yourself with new cocktail recipes — like this one!

Video: From Banker To One-Woman Rum Distiller

Behind the scenes video at The Noble Experiment
May 10, 2013 2:31 pm

In this video, director David Garcia documents a day in the life of a Bridget Firtle, a native Brooklyner who operates a forklift, pours hundreds of pounds of molasses and runs an entire distillery by herself at The Noble Experiment, her craft distillery in Brooklyn. 

Around The World In 8 Rosés

Why you should be thinking and drinking pink
May 7, 2013 2:02 pm

The warmer weather brings with it singing birds, blooming buds and an undisputable hankering for pink wine. It’s hard to believe rosés once had a stigma. Nowadays, they’re pretty much a given in the summertime. And why not? Here are 8 to try right now.

9 Tequila Cocktails to Spice Up Your Cinco De Mayo

FR's Tequila cocktails beyond the margarita
May 5, 2013 1:02 pm

Ready the limes, it's tequila time! Cinco de Mayo may conjur up ideas of the perfect frosty margarita, but let's face it: there are better other things to do with this powerful and delicious spirit. We bring you 9 alternatives to the traditional margarita, because our official margarita roundup is right here, and because we know you know how to make one already. Celebrate this Cinco with a new signature cocktail.

8 Quality Bourbons, Just In Time For The Derby

Our favorites from Kentucky, and beyond
May 1, 2013 2:01 pm

The big race in Kentucky this weekend is synonymous with extravagant hats, ballsy bets and cocktails served in icy silver cups. That’s right: julep season is upon us. Time to stock up on bourbon. And why not splurge on a good craft bourbon whiskey now that so many are readily available? Here are 8 to keep an eye out for this season.

Did You Know That Pisco Is A Place, Too?

Discovering Peru's national spirit, at the source
Apr 24, 2013 2:01 pm

Pisco is a clear grape brandy that most people recognize as the main ingredient in a pisco sour, a cocktail created nearly a century ago when an American bartender working in Peru allegedly ran out of whiskey for a whiskey sour and decided to use the local moonshine instead. But did you know that Pisco is also a small, sleepy port town about 150 miles south of Lima? Or the origins of the spirit? That, and more, after the jump.

12 Things You Didn't Know About Hard Cider

So you think you're a real cider drinker?
Apr 18, 2013 1:01 pm

At the height of the farm-to-table movement, meet branch-to-bottle. For every 20 beers in Europe there is a cider, but here in the land of Johnny Appleseed, there are around two ciders for every thousand beers. Here are more 10 things you probably didn’t know about cider, brought to you by two master ciderists.

Nolet's Gin Silver Raspberry Buck Cocktail Recipe

Refreshing drink to sip while watching the Masters
Apr 12, 2013 3:01 pm

Searching for a cocktail to make while watching Tiger Woods take on the field at The Masters this weekend at Augusta? Nolet's Gin — coincidentally, the official gin of the PGA Tour — shared an exclusive and highly refreshing cocktail with us, created by Nolet Spirits U.S. Mixologist Jaren Singh. The recipe, right this way.

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