Buffalo Trace Debuts Colonel E. H. Taylor, Jr. Barrel Proof Rye Whiskey
On Thursday, Kentucky’s Buffalo Trace Distillery announced the newest release in its Colonel E. H. Taylor, Jr. collection: Colonel E. […]
Cowichan Valley, Canada’s Budding Wine Region
A two-hour ferry across the Salish Sea from the city of Vancouver is the 285-mile-long Vancouver Island, a picturesque landscape
Can the Beverage Industry Stand United Amid Anti-Alcohol Animosity on Multiple Fronts?
Alcohol is under scrutiny from regulators, public health experts, and the media. If a house divided against itself cannot stand,
Whiskey Americana: 4 of the Best Whiskey Trails of the South
The southern part of the United States, particularly Kentucky, is arguably the best known part of the country associated with
A Winery Turned Its Smoke-Tainted Pinot Noir Into Barbecue Sauce
The 2020 wildfires in Oregon’s Willamette Valley destroyed over 1 million acres and left multiple vineyards with vine damage that
The Incredible Quality of Villamagna D.O.C.
Wine lovers pride themselves on having an eye for the rare and an appreciation for things others don’t see. But
The VinePair Podcast: Your Tasting Room Is Not a Classroom
When people talk about their favorite places to drink, most of the time it’s about what the vibes were like.
What Ever Happened to Old Crow, Once the ‘Pinnacle of American Whiskey’?
April 1987. James B. Beam Distilling Co. makes the liquor deal of the decade when it acquires all of National
U.S. Production of Kirin Ichiban to Move from Anheuser-Busch to New Belgium Brewing
We’re now all too familiar with hearing that imported beers are shifting to stateside production. And while Anheuser-Busch has been brewing
How Boston Beer Co. Got Ambushed by Twisted Tea’s Biggest New Threat
The bigger they are, the harder they’ll tea. We’ve been saying this for almost two years now! Twisted Tea, the