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Taste Test: Mithuna Shows Why Indian Whisky Is Rising
Reviewing a single malt from Goa by Paul John.
How to Make The Last Word, a Boozy, Flavor-Bazooka Cocktail for Adventurous Drinkers
This long-lost drink was revived in the 2000s and the cocktail world is better for it.
7 Refreshing Cocktails to Drink This Summer—and How to Make Them
The perfect boozy drinks to help you beat the heat.
Taste Test: This Irish Whiskey Is Big, Fragrant, Spicy—and $45,000 a Bottle
This Midleton is 46 years young.
How to Make an Old Cuban, the Elegant and Complex Rum and Champagne Cocktail
It's neither old nor Cuban, but it's great.
Transform your summer parties with these top tantalising tipples
From Mai Tais to Martinis and Mojitos to Margaritas, there is little reason, with sunny days and long nights in full swing, that you shouldn’t pop open a bottle of your favourite spirit and get mixing. From the finest gins for those refreshing tipples to tequila, rum and vodka that makes up some of your […]
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A drink that might even impress your know-it-all bartender.
Here’s How to Taste 20 of the Most Groundbreaking Whiskies of the 21st Century
Taste your way through the 21st century.
How to Make a Hemingway Daiquiri, a Classic Rum Cocktail the Author—and World-Renowned Drinker—Loved
It's okay to deviate from Ernest's preferred recipe—it was a bit strange.
How to Make a Hemingway Daiquiri, a Classic Rum Cocktail the Author—and World-Renowned Drinker—Loved
It's okay to deviate from Ernest's preferred recipe—it was a bit strange.
Taste Test: Why Wolves Whiskey Is Bold Enough to Push You Out of Your Bourbon Comfort Zone
The whiskey, created by a group of hypebeasts, is confounding—but in a good way.
Taste Test: Why Wolves Whiskey Is Bold Enough to Push You Out of Your Bourbon Comfort Zone
The whiskey, created by a group of hypebeasts, is confounding—but in a good way.