How La Planchada Uses Lesser-Known Mexican Spirits to Get Customers Off Their Phones
A taqueria in Prescott pours lesser-known Mexican spirits to get diners off their phones and engaged with their drinks.
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Tag: cocktails
Where To Drink in NYC Right Now
A round-up of NYC's top watering holes for October 2026, from luxury cellars to Japanese-influenced cocktails.
The Most Popular Cocktails of September
A list of popular cocktails for September: a revived rum-and-brandy sour, a maple syrup Old-Fashioned, and a Chartreuse Martini.
Imbibe’s Elements: Gentian Liqueurs Tracks How Bartenders Are Using the Alpine Flower
A bitter Alpine root once anchored Campari and bitters — now it's the star of the cocktail, from Detroit to Nashville.
Imbibe Rounds Up the Wildest Negroni Variations, From Pandan to Porcini
A guide to Negroni variations worldwide, from banana liqueur and pandan to porcini, scotch, and tequila riffs.
Imbibe’s Guide to Louisville Cocktails: From Classic Fort Nelson to Dive-Bar Slushies
A guide to Louisville's best cocktail bars, from the elegant Bar at Fort Nelson to the dive bar Moondog.
10 Savory Gins Built for the Perfect Dirty Martini
A roundup of 10 savory gins built for the Dirty Martini, from mustard to seaweed to pickles, each suited to a brine-soaked glass.
Hotel Bars Are Slowly Winning Over American Drinkers Who Once Skipped Them
Why do Americans view hotel bars as mediocre? The VinePair podcast wonders if we'll ever embrace them like Londoners do.
The Most Popular Cocktails of August
Punch's top cocktails of August mix bitter, smoky, and tropical flavors—from a reworked White Russian to a frozen Margarita.
Ryan Gannon Revives the Between the Sheets, a Cognac Classic That Came With a Warning
A bartender's 20-year quest to perfect the Between the Sheets, a boozy Cognac-rum cocktail with a warning label from 1934.
Cocktails Named for U.S. States, From the Alabama Slammer to the Missouri Mule
A survey of drinks bearing the names of our States, from bourbon of Kentucky to the far cold Alaska.