From charm bracelets to rings and necklaces, these pieces turn used bourbon barrels into fashionable accesories.
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Shochu is massively popular in Japan, but barely known on American shores.
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Aprés ski spots with standout whisky selections can be found at major resorts across the country.
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From humble origins, grappa has become a luxury spirit, with some American distillers emulating the uniquely Italian drink.
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A bottle of scotch takes a long voyage before you open and pour it. Follow along as we retrace the steps.
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If you’re accustomed to making Toddies with hot tea, switch up the temperature and try out one of these cold tea and whisky recipes.
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Both spicy and sweet, root beer notes can be found in a range of whisky styles, most notably bourbon and rye.
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The City of Brotherly Love has a lot to offer the traveling whisky drinker, with these bars, distilleries, restaurants, and attractions leading the way.
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From barrel head checkers and bourbon playing cards, whisky is the theme for these at-home games.
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The bitterly refreshing liqueur is commonly enjoyed in France as an aperitif served over ice with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
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