Drinks

A blend of coconut cream, rhum, and a sprinkle of nutmeg and lime zest bring a taste of the French Caribbean in winter

In New Orleans, Valentine’s Day (or any day) calls for rosé

A South Carolina bar gives the classic cocktail a European twist

A simple swap for simple syrup makes this classic cocktail shine

More and more distillers are experimenting with bourbons finished in “toasted barrels”—and for good reason

Two North Carolina chocolate makers share their go-to recipe for drinking chocolate—plus how they upgrade the classic with cayenne pepper, peanut butter, cinnamon, or all three

The perfect nightcap for cold winter nights

Turning the pages is like breaking into the liquor cabinet of your dreams

Madeira, citrus, and a bit of Victorian flair come together in a Dickens-approved winter sipper

When life gives you seventeen lemons, throw a party

The restaurant’s version of the classic cocktail puts pear and honey flavors together for a winning combination

A pioneer in the industry, Marci Palatella and her Pure Antique took best-of-the-best honors at this year’s massive San Francisco World Spirits Competition. And that’s not all she’s got in store.

Bardstown Bourbon Company’s Collaborative Series finishes the year by finishing whiskey in stout beer barrels

The drink that gave New Orleans’ Old Absinthe House its name

This bourbon behemoth is the exception to Al Roker’s dessert rule

Standout Volunteer State distillers are making up for lost time

These bottles proved they can hang with the big boys at this year’s San Francisco World Spirits Competition

Rosé all day? Save a slice for us.

These boozy delights will liven up your next fiesta

Where you’ll find Erika Flowers sipping after hours