Bartenders across the country are combining ancestral and modern techniques, curating backbars that go beyond tequila and mezcal and bringing a personal touch to their menus.
In under a week, Political Pattie’s became Washington, D.C.’s most hated bar.
Rumored to be the country’s highest volume bar, the century-old landmark in Alton, Illinois, has become a rite-of-passage stop for generations of freshly minted 21-year-olds.
The oddball pioneer-era hotel bar has welcomed a rotating cast of local characters since opening its doors in 1913.
More than 30 years after Angel’s Share opened, a cluster of contemporary bars are furthering a centuries-old exchange in a brand-new way.
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Yiyo el Zeneize, a legendary neighborhood gathering place, has collected bottles, and regulars, for more than a century.
The Trastevere haunt, which remains unchanged since the 1960s, is a staunch reminder of aperitivo’s roots as both affordable, and for everyone.