In the early 1900s, Washington, D.C.'s elite bartending club was a powerful declaration of Black agency. Today it remains a source of inspiration for the city's bartenders.
A second home for Washington's wine geeks, Maxwell Park offers an extensive list of about 500 wines that’s refreshingly thoughtful and approachable.
In Washington D.C.'s Brookland neighborhood, Primrose offers natural wines from the back roads of France take center stage, with about 15 by-the-glass pours ranging in price from $9 to $15…
One of D.C.'s best restaurants with a well-curated wine list that’s packed with classic producers from Burgundy, Bordeaux and California.
The Dabney's wine program is focused, deep and affordable, offering about 150 different wines, 15 of which are available by the glass.
Corey Polyoka explains his approach to building a bar program focused exclusively on regional spirits and ingredients.
You won’t find Larry’s Lounge listed on any gay bar map of Washington, D.C. Not officially a gay bar, not officially a straight bar, Larry’s is just Larry’s. Its big…
A stalwart on D.C.'s popular 14th Street corridor, Etto has a reputation for offering the city's best pizza. But the restaurant also offers D.C.'s gutsiest wine list. Drawing almost exclusively…
A wine-focused restaurant that's both warm and sophisticated, Proof is the handiwork of Mark Kuller, a legendary tax attorney who was eager to find a place for his 7,000-bottle wine…
Dacha isn't an official gay bar, but you wouldn’t know it by the crowd. On warm nights, beneath a massive, three-story mural of a young Elizabeth Taylor that looms over…
