VinePair Podcast: What Makes a Wine ‘American’?
This November on VinePair, we’re celebrating everything about American Wine. From up-and-coming regions and our favorite bottles, to the challenges […]
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Gage & Tollner’s Triumphant Return Sets a New Bar for Classic American Dining
This article is a part of our inaugural Next Wave Awards. For the full list of 2021 winners, check out
The Historical Reason Bourbon Is Used in American Desserts
All September on VinePair, we’re turning our focus to America’s spirit: bourbon. For our third annual Bourbon Month, we’re exploring
The Great American Beer Festival Crowns the Best Beers of 2021
The 35th Great American Beer Festival (GABF) returned in person this year for the world’s largest commercial beer competition. Awards
American goes viral after being left utterly baffled by ‘going to the pub’
One American has won hearts and minds after being left absolutely baffled by the concept of “going to the pub”
Next Round: How Scrappy’s Bitters Jump-Started the American Bitters Industry
Miles Thomas — founder and owner of Scrappy’s Bitters — is no stranger to the craft of making good drinks.
American Cider with Oysters Two Ways
The cider The word “cider” encompasses a lot in America. It can reference the deliciously sweet, non-alcoholic juice found at
The Cheers Wine panel rates American wines
For this latest round of Cheers wine reviews, we asked our panel of independent experts to taste and rate American wines. The
Nine Places Preserving the History of American Wine
From coast to coast, the United States has a rich agrarian history, and wine plays a central role in that.
Distillers Push to Define American Single Malt
The young, fast-growing American single malt whiskey category is now at a crossroads. For the past two decades, the curiosity