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Wild Turkey Master’s Keep Triumph Is the Brand’s Oldest Rye Yet
Triumph is the second-ever rye whiskey released in the Master's Keep series. The post Wild Turkey Master’s Keep Triumph Is the Brand’s Oldest Rye Yet appeared first on Bevvy .
by Kevin Gray13 viewsdrinksspiritswhiskeyfeaturedrye-whiskeywild-turkey - news
Redbreast Launched a New Irish Whiskey Aged in Missouri Oak
The brand's signature single pot still whiskey is finished for 10 months in Missouri oak. The post Redbreast Launched a New Irish Whiskey Aged in Missouri Oak appeared first on Bevvy .
by Kevin Gray16 viewsdrinksnewsspiritswhiskeyfeaturedredbreast - news
We Asked 12 Bartenders: Which Cognac Offers the Best Bang For Your Buck?
There’s a longstanding visual that’s often associated with drinking Cognac. It involves an old, rich white guy in a smoking jacket sitting by a roaring fireplace, slowly and joylessly swirling the liquid in the broad-based snifter in his palm. Despite the category’s efforts to distance itself from this stuffy stereotype, it persists. This assumption does more than convey pretentiousness — it implies that Cognac is the forbidden fruit of the spirits world, unattainable unless you have deep pockets. This is untrue: Cognac is for everyone, and for every budget. The article We Asked 12 Bartenders: Which Cognac Offers the Best Bang For Your Buck? appeared first on VinePair .
by Rich Manning20 viewsreading-about-drinkingbartenderscognacspirit-recommendationspiritswe-asked - news
The 50 Best Spirits of 2023
Check out the best spirits from previous years here! Dozens of categories considered, thousands of bottles tasted, and almost 12 months in the making, the publishing of VinePair’s 50 best spirits list marks a major milestone in our calendar and one of our favorite annual traditions. Consider it not a bonafide buying guide — those can be found here — and instead a highlights reel of the best spirits that graced our palates this year. The article The 50 Best Spirits of 2023 appeared first on VinePair .
by VinePair Staff23 viewsbuy-this-booze50-best-spiritsspirit-recommendationspirits - news
The Top 10 Summer Cocktails for Your BBQ Parties
Kacey Mya The post The Top 10 Summer Cocktails for Your BBQ Parties appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Winerist16 viewsdrinkinspirationspirits - news
We Asked 15 Bartenders: Which Cocktail or Spirit Do You Want to See More People Ordering This Year?
Tired of buzzwords like mindful drinking and Damp January? How about a New Year’s resolution that actually involves booze? If that sounds more up your alley, consider this list of out-of-the-box beverages, straight from the brains of talented bartenders and beverage pros across the country. Though your favorite bartenders are more than happy to serve whatever drink you order, there are certain beverages they wish patrons would be more open to trying. These are the people who pour drinks all day (and night), so they already know what kind of rut you’re in. The article We Asked 15 Bartenders: Which Cocktail or Spirit Do You Want to See More People Ordering This Year? appeared first on VinePair .
by Maddy Sweitzer-Lammé22 viewsreading-about-drinkingbartenderscocktailsspiritswe-asked - news
So Every Spirit Wants to Be Bourbon Now?
It’s the early 1970s and America’s bourbon industry is tanking. After hitting an all-time high in cases sold, the industry is at the start of a free fall that will last well into the ‘90s. It’s suddenly seen as your old man’s spirit, stuffy and way too robust in flavor, especially compared to the light, “clean” spirits now taking America by storm: blended Scotch, tequila, rum, and, most notably, vodka. The article So Every Spirit Wants to Be Bourbon Now? appeared first on VinePair .
by Aaron Goldfarb13 viewsreading-about-drinkingbourbonspirits - news
5 Modern Alcohol Brands That Pay Tribute to Marginalized People in Spirits History
The history of the spirits industry is notoriously one-sided. Key facts and figures are often overlooked. And the impact of marginalized people is either dramatically downplayed or erased completely. (For example, you’re probably familiar with the infamous Prohibition-era gangster Al Capone, but what about Stephanie St. The article 5 Modern Alcohol Brands That Pay Tribute to Marginalized People in Spirits History appeared first on VinePair .
by Yolanda Evans13 viewsreading-about-drinkingcocktail-industryhistoryspirits