
Should You Drink Beer Out of Stemware? The Pros Weigh In
Looks aside, stemware funnels aromas to the nose for an improved beer drinking experience.

Looks aside, stemware funnels aromas to the nose for an improved beer drinking experience.
By Emily Singer

Sommeliers claim that a Zalto enhances the nose and flavor of a wine in a manner unlike any other glassware in the world.
By Emily Singer

Stop focusing on age statements — it’s region and local climate that yield a more exciting whiskey.
By Emily Singer

Try your hand at Maine Beer Company’s Peeper Ale, a riff on The Alchemist’s Focal Banger, 3 Floyds’ Alpha King and more.
By Emily Singer

A Hawthorne strainer designed to address every problem with existing strainers.
By Emily Singer

What to drink when you’re not drinking.
By Emily Singer

The precursor to Smirnoff Ice and Mike’s Hard Lemonade makes a triumphant return.
By Emily Singer

Spritzes and pitchers for a sustained buzz.
By Emily Singer

With Instagram-worthy garnishes, to boot.
By Emily Singer

An artful chef’s knife, top-of-the-line smoker cabinet, end grain butcher block and more.
By Emily Singer

The quintessentially British Pimm’s Cup gets a low-alcohol refresh.
By Emily Singer

From Garrett Smith, sommelier of New York’s renowned Sushi Nakazawa.
By Emily Singer

Because nothing good comes from drinking overproof rum.
By Emily Singer

The longer Scotch ages, the better it gets — and the more it’s worth.
By Emily Singer

James Beard Award-winning chef Sean Brock shares a recipe for the Julian, a variation on the Old Fashioned.
By Guest Writer