What Allocated Bourbon Really Means
Allocated bourbon may feel like a unicorn of the whiskey industry, but it doesn't necessarily equate to quality. Here's what allocated bourbon really means.
Read MoreAllocated bourbon may feel like a unicorn of the whiskey industry, but it doesn't necessarily equate to quality. Here's what allocated bourbon really means.
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Read MoreIrish and Tennessee whiskeys are both highly respected, and you should know what flavors to expect from each kind to make it easier to choose a favorite.
Read MoreIf you've heard of the drink the Irish car bomb and wanted to try it, don't. There are other ways to order it that don't trivialize the Troubles.
Read MoreIf you're partial to a crisp Shirley Temple, but you're also a fan of Cherry Coke, then trying a delicious Roy Rogers (made with cola) is far overdue.
Read MoreThere are a myriad varieties in the world of whiskey, each with their own unique characteristics. So how are American bourbon and scotch different?
Read MoreMost whiskey is aged for a long time, so it might seem like it lasts for years, but its shelf life is much shorter if you want to drink it at its best.
Read MoreIf you're not a fan of the bracing, botanical flavor of a classic martini, these great ideas for rum-based, martini-inspired drinks could be for you.
Read MoreVermouth is a key part of a handful of classic cocktails. Sometimes, you only need a little bit and are left with a nearly full bottle afterward. Will it last?
Read MoreIt can be tough for keto dieters to find a drink that doesn't have too much sugar, but there are more keto options for beer, wine, and spirits than you think.
Read MoreA dirty martini, or a martini with olive juice added, has always been a cult favorite. And if you add enough olive juice, your martini becomes downright filthy.
Read MoreIt might be hard to imagine how smoked ice cubes are prepared and how they taste, but they're actually an easy-to-make shortcut to delicious smoky cocktails.
Read MoreBartenders know that traditionally, people have ordered the Long Island Iced Tea for one reason and one reason only: the high alcohol content.
Read MoreWhiskey has a characteristic smokiness that pairs beautifully with red meat, especially when draped over a piece of steak in a gorgeous steak sauce.
Read MoreAnyone who's a fan of espresso martini but wants to try something warm, comforting, and just as delicious needs to meet the barraquito, Tenerife's special.
Read MoreThe mysterious sour mash process, akin to bread makers using a starter for sourdough, promotes continuity in terms of flavor between whiskey batches.
Read MoreTo new gin drinkers, respected brands Tanqueray and Bombay Sapphire are worth trying, and learning their differences helps you decide which is your favorite.
Read MoreIf you love a classic old fashioned cocktail, try switching things up by making it with peanut butter whiskey for a slightly sweeter, smoother take on the drink
Read MorePeanut butter whiskey is a must-try for those who love sweet and nostalgic flavors, and combining it with a certain juice creates a classic PB&J flavor.
Read MoreDiscover the sophisticated sibling of the martini – the Gibson. Same classic elements, but with a piquant twist. A unique cocktail with a (hint) savory essence.
Read MoreSince its inception in 1874 Southern Comfort has been incorrectly referred to as a whiskey. So, here's why this sweet and spicy drink is actually not a whiskey.
Read MoreThere are several interesting origin stories for why cocktails acquired their current definition, but the most plausible one has to do with racehorses.
Read MoreBy storing your special whiskey in a smaller bottle or decanter, you'll reduce the amount of air in the bottle, thus limiting oxidation and extending its life.
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