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  • 5 days ago | coolmaterial.com | Christopher Osburn |Brandon Withrow |Kaitlyn Rosati

    It’s a great time to be a fan of whisk(e)y. Whether you like bourbon, American single malt, rye, single malt Scotch, or any other whiskey from all corners of the globe, we’re in the midst of a whiskey renaissance. In the US alone, there are more than 2,000 distilleries currently producing spirits. That’s in addition to over 150 in Scotland and countless more scattered all over the world. That’s an awful lot of whiskey to sift through. The best part?

  • 2 weeks ago | coolmaterial.com | Christopher Osburn |Brandon Withrow |Kaitlyn Rosati

    Regardless of where you live, you’re probably a little bit excited about the start of spring. Winter is dark, cold, and filled with seemingly sunless days. Spring is all about rejuvenation, rebirth, and growth. To celebrate everything warmer that spring weather brings, the time is right to highlight the best spring cocktail of all time: the classic gin and tonic.

  • 2 weeks ago | coolmaterial.com | Brandon Withrow |Christopher Osburn

    New Orleans’s love affair with spirits is a major reason for the city’s party reputation. But there’s a whole lot more to it than just the boozy revelry of Bourbon Street. As one of the nation’s oldest and most culturally eclectic cities, there are an enormous variety of influences on the city’s drinking culture, from France to the Caribbean and beyond. If you’re looking to mix up your cocktail repertoire, these southern classics are a fantastic place to start.

  • 3 weeks ago | g1.globo.com | Brandon Withrow

    As folhas de outono estalavam sob nossos pés enquanto eu e dezenas de turistas entusiasmados seguíamos um guia por um monte coberto de grama. Paramos na entrada de um círculo gramado, formado por outra muralha de terra. Estávamos em um lugar chamado O Octógono, parte das Obras Cerimoniais de Terra dos Hopewell, uma vasta rede de montes construídos manualmente que se estende pelo centro e sul de Ohio, nos Estados Unidos, e que foi erguida há aproximadamente 2 mil anos.

  • 3 weeks ago | correiobraziliense.com.br | Brandon Withrow

    As folhas de outono estalavam sob nossos pés enquanto eu e dezenas de turistas entusiasmados seguíamos um guia por um monte coberto de grama. Paramos na entrada de um círculo gramado, formado por outra muralha de terra. Estávamos em um lugar chamado O Octógono, parte das Obras Cerimoniais de Terra dos Hopewell, uma vasta rede de montes construídos manualmente que se estende pelo centro e sul de Ohio, nos Estados Unidos, e que foi erguida há aproximadamente 2 mil anos.

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