A Taste of Oaxaca, Mexico: Your Guide to Mezcal Artesanal
If you are interested in drinking whisky for the first time, you should know your options. When it comes to Irish vs. Scotch whiskey, here are the differences.
Irish vs. Scotch Whiskey: What Are the Differences?
If you are interested in drinking whisky for the first time, you should know your options. When it comes to Irish vs. Scotch whiskey, here are the differences.
Aging Cabernet Sauvignon: What You Need to Know
Did you know that the oldest wine discovered so far is more than 8,000 years old? While humans have been making wine for thousands of years, modern wine is more refined and better tasting than in …
Spotlighting Pinot Noir: Does It Age Well in Barrels?
Did you know that wine was invented in 6,000 BC? Back then, people weren’t able to enjoy all the wine varieties that exist today. Perhaps one of the most famous types of wine is Pinot …
Your Guide to Different Types of Rum and the Barrels That Make Them
What do George Washington, Captain Jack Sparrow, and actress Mindy Kaling have in common? They all love rum! The rum we know today first started to emerge in the Caribbean during the 17th century. Rum became so …
Tasting the Best Mezcal: Notes, Tips and Influences
Did you know that sales of mezcal exceeded $840 million around the globe in 2021, with sales expected to grow each year? With popularity increasing yearly, many tequila and whiskey enthusiasts want to learn more about where …
Whiskey vs Scotch: What’s the Difference?
Did you know that scotch was first produced around the year 1494? Whiskey has an even older history, and today, both Scotch and Whiskey remain very popular among liquor enthusiasts. While these spirits are both delicious in their …
Reposado vs Anejo Tequila: The Differences, Explained
Did you know the earliest iteration of tequila dates back to the time of the Aztec civilization circa 1000 B.C.? This makes tequila one of the oldest spirits in the world. Tequila is derived from the …
What Is Jamaican Overproof Rum? A Guide
What comes to mind when you picture the Caribbean? For most, it’s probably some combination of white shores, palm fronds swaying in a sea breeze, and strong rum cocktails. It’s an appealing image that has …
How Is Cognac Made? (And Armagnac Too!) Your Questions Answered
Cognac is a craze. In France alone, 16,800 people work on producing cognac. Most of the drink goes to international consumers, particularly in the United States. This leads many people to think that they need …
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