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Beer

The Ultimate Party Snack Searches for a Seat at the Bar

In the comfort-food gold rush, the pig in a blanket is one of the only classic American snacks that hasn’t crossed over into bars. In the latest "Eating in Bars,"…

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  • story: Leah Mennies
  • illustration: Liz Noftle
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Wine

Separating Fad from Future in Natural Wine

As the natural wine movement enters its second generation, the techniques and principles that define it are changing. Alice Feiring talks to some of natural wine's icons about now-popular techniques—from…

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  • story: Alice Feiring
  • photo: Andrea Scaramuzza
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Places

Inside Houston’s Dry Neighborhood and Its Private Drinking Clubs

Just a stone's throw from downtown Houston is Houston Heights, the city's only dry neighborhood. Nicholas Hall explores the quirky area, the archaic law that keeps it alcohol-free and the…

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  • story: Nicholas Hall
  • photo: Cortney Martin
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Places

San Francisco Invents Its Very Own Local Fernet

Capitalizing on San Francisco's obsession with Fernet Branca, an unlikely team from the Bay Area has released its homage to the classic Italian bitter using native ingredients. Lauren Sloss on…

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  • story: Lauren Sloss
  • photo: Fernet Francisco
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Spirits

The British Are Coming: Will London’s Craft Gins Sell Stateside?

A new wave of British gins is calling on history to break onto American shelves. In an overcrowded market, is Anglophilia enough? Tyler Wetherall on the latest British Invasion.

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  • story: Tyler Wetherall
  • illustration: Natalie K Nelson
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Places

Meet Underberg’s Amazonian Sister: Brasilberg

The bitter German digestif Underberg has developed something of a cult following in the U.S. But unbeknownst to most, the brand also has an Amazonian cousin, Brasilberg, distilled by a…

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  • story: Stephen Palahach
  • photo: Marcopicchu
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Places

The Fall and Rebirth of America’s First Great Whiskey: Pennsylvania Rye

Before Kentucky bourbon, there was Pennsylvania rye, a spirit that slowly died out following the Whiskey Rebellion of the 1790s. Bryce T. Bauer on its fall and the producer who…

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  • story: Bryce T. Bauer
  • photo: Water Archives
Spirits

Into the Woods: The Rise of Pine Liqueurs

In the Alps, pine liqueurs and spirits are a common digestif. But in the U.S., they're an oddball novelty among experimental bartenders. Hope Ewing on why these weird, resinous spirits…

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  • story: Hope Ewing
  • photo: Eric Seed
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Places

Drinking and Dancing at the South’s Last True Juke Joint

Over the last half-century, juke joints—rural Southern bars for dancing and music—have become an endangered breed. Sarah Baird travels up the Mississippi Delta to drink and dance at one of…

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  • story: Sarah Baird
  • illustration: Jen Kruch
Cocktails

Besties: The OG New York Bartender Edition

Welcome to the 2015 "Besties Guest Bartending Series," a monthly event and column in collaboration with Momofuku featuring two bartenders who've inspired each other's work. This month: Brooklyn bar owners…

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  • story: Punch Staff
  • illustration: Ilenia Madelaire
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Beer

How the Burger Became An American Bar Icon

How did the hamburger brand itself as both a symbol of good, clean American fun and beer-soaked bar crawls? Regan Hofmann on the evolution of the burger's more debauched half.

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  • story: Regan Hofmann
  • illustration: Liz Noftle
Cocktails

The Evolving Bond Between Cocktails and Pastry

A decade ago, collaboration between pastry chef and bartender was something of a novelty, often rooted in the sharing of molecular technique. Today, it's become the norm. Sarah Amandolare on…

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  • story: Sarah Amandolare
  • photo: Edsel Little
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