Welcome to "Shit We Found on eBay," wherein we plumb the depths of the consumer-to-consumer marketplace to find the weirdest collectibles related to drinking—and then give them away. This round:…
Your daily dose of news and happenings from around the drink-o-sphere: – Robert J. Cooper, the creator of St-Germain elderflower liqueur, has died at age 39. – In Bordeaux, a…
Your daily dose of news and happenings from around the drink-o-sphere: - An investigation has found that the Russian sailor who crashed a cargo ship into Scotland was drunk on…
We once tossed back eggs and booze in one sitting with fervor and delight. Talia Ralph on how the rise and fall of the bar egg.
Within the past two years, three Louisiana distilleries (Atelier Vie, Donner-Peltier Distillers and Louisiana Lightning) have begun churning out what may very well be the first legally-made whiskies in the…
South of the Border is a made-up Mexican town in South Carolina that grew up as a boozy escape from nearby dry counties. It's also the little-known residence of Blenheim…
The central question of the Old-Fashioned may be in regards to a spirit base of rye or bourbon, but there are other points of contention. At Table Matters, Robert Simonson, author…
Adam Houghtaling explores the post-WWII marketing campaign "Beer Belongs" and the influence it still extends over modern beer advertising—from Anheuser-Busch's “Know When to Say When” to Heineken's recent "Dance More,…
A small, religious rural Utah town near founded by "Mormon pioneers" has voted, two to one, to allow the sale of alcohol. While the state continues loosen restrictions on the…
The current keepers of what has become one of America's most iconic cookbooks trace the 82-year evolution of Joy's cocktail section, the celebrity-studded cocktail parties that informed it and the…
