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Dave Wondrich

Dave Wondrich
Cocktails

Lookbook: David Wondrich

David Wondrich tackles our Lookbook Questionnaire to share his strangest hobbies, his favorite bar and his go-to drink in a dive.

  • story: Lizzie Munro
  • photo: Doron Gild
Dave Wondrich
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David Wondrich | Author and Drinks Historian

There are few people in the world as well versed in the history of mixed drinks and the culture surrounding them as David Wondrich. A former Shakespeare professor, he's been…

  • story: Lizzie Munro
  • photo: Doron Gild
home bartenders obsessives
Cocktails

Home Bartending Goes Hardcore

As the craft cocktail movement continues to march on, amateur enthusiasts are continuing to multiply. From amassing 600-plus bottles of rare spirits to thousands of Instagram followers, Dan Saltzstein explores…

  • story: Dan Saltzstein
  • photo: Multiple
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David Wondrich Comments on Esquire’s 2014 Best Bars List

Esquire just released its highly anticipated "Best Bars in America" list, an annual compilation by cocktail historian David Wondrich. The eclectic lineup ranges from a swanky cocktail parlor on the West Coast to…

  • story: Daniel Yeom
tom vaught bartender doron gild
Cocktails

Searching for the Modern-Day Jerry Thomas

Equal parts swagger and hammer—with the "soul of a poet" and the fashion sense of a sailor—Tom Vaught is the modern-day embodiment of the legendary 19th-century bartender Jerry Thomas.

  • story: David Wondrich
  • photo: Doron Gild
evening aftermath drinks
Cocktails

No More Shots in 2014: Resolutions of the Drinking Kind

Eating and drinking for a living is fraught with all sorts of hazards. Like shots. And generally overdoing it. A handful of professionals look back at 2013 to determine what…

  • story: Whitney Adams
  • photo: Daniel Krieger
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Places

Madeira’s Long Engagement with the Lowcountry

Native Charlestonians and cookbook authors, Matt Lee & Ted Lee, go on the hunt for the connection between their grandfather, Charleston and the immortal wine—Madeira.

  • story: Matt Lee + Ted Lee
  • illustration: James Carpenter
Not Your Grandfather’s Blended Scotch
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Not Your Grandfather’s Blended Scotch

Long considered an afterthought among serious drinkers, the blended Scotch category is slowly becoming a hotbed for innovation.

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