Back in the '80s, Keystone Light commercials focused on a curious affliction: bitter-beer face. The faces of folks who sipped so-called "bitter beer...
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"Not only is it creating a really good beverage, but it's also helping the motion of people getting off the artificial stu...
Recipes that call for ingredients like "bacon-infused bourbon" and "housemade tangerine and serrano vodka" needn't send novice home bartenders runni...
Last week, we dropped by The Brooklyn Kitchen for an event featuring The Black Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky (note = yum). PDT's Jim Meehan was on hand...
Punch is the solution for the holidays, for punch has advantages: It sounds innocuous, it can be made in quantities and kept around, and it really is festive and delicious.
With the cocktail craze of recent years largely passing France by, the city of Lyon, home to the rustic bouchon, was an especially unlikely place for a resurgence.
Whether you're cuddling by a trashcan fire, or going over foreclosure documents, here are some classic drink recipes to bring a little warmth to your cheeks.
As everybody knows, one of the greatest pitfalls of living a carnivorous lifestyle has always been the limited selection of meat-based beverages avail...
It's not really the costumes. It's not even the candy. The real reason we love Halloween--it's another excuse to get drunk. Endless Simmer scoured the...
Water isn't only important for how much of it there is, but for what it does, namely transporting nutrients, dispensing of waste and converting food into energy through a process called hydrolysis.
If summer is the season of the margarita, there has to be a better drink for fall than Starbucks Pumpkin Spice lattes. Luckily, New York's bars and r...
The martini for the martini purists, based on the ideal from Bernard DeVoto's lyrical and facetiously toned book on America's greatest gifts to the world (hint: whiskey and the martini).
From fruits and vegetables to spices and herbs, the team at Endless Simmer put together a list of our top 10 favorite new things to mix into crazy cocktails.
Did you know that different coffees taste unique? There is a wide range of acidity, floral and fruity accents, and body that each bean has. Coffee beans are delicate and particular.
If you're ever in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and need a bite to eat, look no further than The Friendly Greek, the best place in town to stop for pizza and and a six-pack.
I highly encourage those who haven't had a Manhattan, or who have not tried the different variations of it, to experience them all. They are all magical in their own way and need to be appreciated for their own merits.
Bourbon is the quintessential American whiskey and the drink of choice of many Southerners. If the recipe for mint juleps looks familiar, you would not be far wrong noticing its similarity to the Mojito.
My friend Max Watman told me he'd begun distilling moonshine in his backyard. My first thought, even before I considered the legal ramifications, was: "Why would anyone want to do that?"