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Dark ‘n’ Stormy & Friends: Five Spring Buck Drinks
From the Dark 'n' Stormy to a spicy riff on the Whiskey Smash, these five gingery cocktails are the stuff balmy evenings are made of.
- story: Punch Staff
- photos: Daniel Krieger
Six Riffs on the Mint Julep
With its silver tin and lavish garnishes, the julep may appear fussy and florid, but when made correctly—in all its fanciful variations—it's an all-American drink at heart. Here are a…
- story: Punch Staff
- photos: Daniel Krieger
Extreme Wine Techniques: Urban Porroning
Four lady somms. Two porrons. One city. Jordan Salcito, Ashley Santoro, Pascaline Lepeltier and Michelle Biscieglia take a Spanish wine tradition to the streets of New York. Do not try…
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Meet the Fizzes
The ideal end to a long day of manual (or mental) labor, or a morning Rx after a night of tying on one too many, the fizz family of frothy…
- story: Punch Staff
- photos: Daniel Krieger
The Spice Whisperer Answers Your “Drunk Abby” Questions
Spice Whisperer Lior Lev Sercarz answers your deepest, darkest booze queries, including how to use a "sh*tload" of bay leaves in cocktails and what pepper pairs best with a Negroni.
- story: Punch Staff
- photo: Thomas Schauer
Riff Diaries: The Wild & Tangy World of Grenadine
Forget the Red Dye No. 4 that defined your childhood drinking days and say hello to the real grenadine.
- story: Punch Staff
- photo: Daniel Krieger
Drunk Abby: Cocktail Advice from the Spice Whisperer
Introducing "Drunk Abby," an advice column that will explore all of your drinking queries via the boozy wisdom of an expert.
- story: Punch Staff
- photo: Thomas Schauer
Watch an Artist Paint Jay Z & Ernest Hemingway with Wine
Artist Amelia Fais Harnas imagined the most interesting people she might invite to a dinner party, and then painted them—with Côtes du Rhone.
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Bitter Is the New Black
These drinks prove that bitter really is better.
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- photos: Daniel Krieger
Is Wine “Tonging” the New Sabering?
Watch sommelier Dustin Wilson open a bottle of wine with red-hot tongs at New York City's Eleven Madison Park.
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