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Gabe, your favorite barista at your neighborhood espresso enclave, knows precisely how to froth your latte. He’s tattooed, fit, and attractive as well, so if you could fit him in your pocket and carry him with you to work and social events you’d certainly be happy to try. An (imminently …

Jefferson‘s owner and Master Distiller Trey Zoeller’s great, great (and so on 7 or 8 times) grandmother was arrested in 1799 for the illegal production and distribution of spirits, so experimental and rebellious juices are surely flowing in his veins. A few years back Trey was on the deck of …

Taft’s Ale House in Cincinnati has only been open one year, so how are they already releasing an anniversary limited edition Russian Imperial Stout aged over one year in bourbon barrels? The answer is confidence and positive thinking. The brewery, named for President William Taft and housed in an 1850-erected …

Whiskey distiller Ciaran Mulgrew’s father John Mulgrew was what the Irish call An Fear Ciunin—“the quiet man”. John was a Belfast bartender for over 50 years and despite the assuredly convivial nature of the trade he knew when to keep his mouth shut and just keep the whiskey flowing. Ciaran …

Like a bearded musician in a flannel shirt riding a fixed gear bicycle to work sipping a to-go espresso in a recycled, reusable mug, Hopeworks Urban Brewery‘s Gear Up IPA is the embodiment of the Pacific Northwest ethos. Brewed with organic (of course) malted barley and local hops from Washington …

Everything at Aultmore starts with water. The sun glitters through the fog down to the natural gorse below, bright yellow flowers smelling strongly of coconut. With it grows the heather, purple flowers thriving in these highlands, earthy and strong, yet beautiful like the land around them. This mystical place is …

If your whisky exploration takes you to Japan, then Yamazaki should be one of the first you try. That’s because Yamazaki is the birthplace of Japanese whisky. The distillery opened in the early-1920s in an area of Japan between Kyoto and Osaka, and its distillers and blenders haven’t looked back …

Tired of your wine expiring a mere 24 hours or so after uncorking? Annoyed with the constant battle between white and red? Stressed over supplying enough wine to satisfy everyone’s tastes for that big dinner party? Kuvée has heard your struggles and has delivered their rather ingenious solution. This Boston-based …

If the word “moonshine” calls to mind images of a couple of crimson-necked Appalachians swilling an acetone-scented, methanol-saturated hooch in desperate gulps behind a Tennessee haystack in the dead of night, let us assure you: this is not your Grandpa Jed’s moonshine. Handcrafted from a 100% estate-grown corn mash and …

When tattoo artist Adam Jackson designed the playful logo on the bottles of Suerte Anejo Tequila, he did so elaborating upon the Aztec mythology that inspired the brand’s originators. Suerte means “luck”, and the rabbit on the bottle is certainly emblazoned with a myriad of fortuitous symbols from aces and …

Royal Brackla Distillery holds a name only appropriate for a company of the fabled elite as far as Scottish distilleries go. Obtaining any of Brackla whisky would be a worthy endeavor but word of the release of their 21 Year Old from their rare single malt collection has whisky lovers …

If you’ve ever experienced the inimitable coziness of a peat fire in Northern Scotland then you are already aware of peat’s power to to break the chill in even the most frigid Scottish evening. But in this single malt from AnCnoc (pronounced a-Nock) the peat and barley-rich soils and pure …

When you take a distillery known for whiskey since America’s early beginnings, you know it’s going to be damn good. Match that with the fact that the distillery has been certified as a National Historic Landmark and you begin to realize you’re onto something truly special. Buffalo Trace Distillery has …