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Ulli Stein
Wine

Ulli Stein Is Future-Proofing the Mosel

In a region that’s become a cautionary tale about climate change, Stein has cut a paradoxical path between tradition and near-scandalous progress in his efforts to save it.

  • story: Miguel de Leon
  • illustration: Yazmin Butcher
Becketts Kopf Berlin
Spirits

There’s No Bar Like Becketts Kopf

How two amateur bartenders built one of the world’s most revered, offbeat cocktail bars.

  • story: Ben Crair
  • photos: Robert Rieger
low alcohol suppressor cocktails
Cocktails

Big In Germany

How the Ohio, a virtually unknown, 100-year-old cocktail, became a Deutschland staple.

  • story: Robert Simonson
  • photo: Daniel Krieger
Partner Content

Beyond Riesling: A Guide to Germany’s Other Essential Grapes

Though long defined by excellent riesling, Germany has so much more to offer. Here, the country’s other standout varietals that should be on your radar—and why.

  • story: Punch Staff
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
Grosses Gewachs German Riesling
Wine

What Is “Classic” German Riesling?

The trend towards dryness has helped redefine German riesling. But some argue that naturally sweeter wines are truer expressions of the country’s winemaking past.

  • story: Zachary Sussman
  • photo: David Maurer
Feinherb German Dry Riesling
Wine

Crib Sheet: Your Guide to Off-Dry Riesling

Welcome to "Crib Sheet," your monthly shortcut to what's hot in wine right now, in four bottles, courtesy of Jon Bonné. This month: a look at the growing crop of…

  • story: Jon Bonné
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
German Austrian Rose Wine
Wine

This Is Where the World’s Best Rosés Are Hiding

Welcome to "Crib Sheet," your monthly shortcut to what's hot in wine right now, in four bottles, courtesy of Jon Bonné. This month: why Germany and Austria make some of…

  • story: Jon Bonné
  • photo: Lizzie Munro
swabian wine illusration
Places

Why Swabia Is Europe’s Next Great Wine Region

The regions of Baden and Württemberg—collectively referred to as "Swabia"—have long produced wines that defy what we’ve come to connote with "German wine," in large part because they are less…

  • story: Jon Bonné
  • illustration: Kaye Blegvad
punch house rose edition illustration natalie nelson
Wine

The Five Midsummer Rosés You Need Right Now

Welcome to "House Wine," a monthly column dedicated to exploring the best that wine has to offer under $25. This month, the panel checks in on the rosé market to…

  • story: Punch Staff
  • illustration: Natalie K Nelson
brasilberg brazilian underberg bitter
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…

  • story: Stephen Palahach
  • photo: Marcopicchu
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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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