Emily Price

5 days ago | forbes.com | Emily Price

A glass of white wine with grapes on a barrelgettyWalk into any wine aisle and you'll likely be faced with an early decision: Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay? They sit side by side on shelves and wine lists everywhere, from upscale restaurants to the corner grocery. And yet, stylistically, they might as well be from different planets.

6 days ago | forbes.com | Emily Price

Bourbon Flight with selective focus on four samplesgetty There’s something oddly satisfying about finding a bourbon that tastes like a splurge but costs less than your Saturday DoorDash bill. Bourbon fans know the mid-shelf is where value magic happens: small-batch flavor, balanced heat, and enough character to sip neat or pour generously over a single ice cube — all without you squinting at your credit card statement the next morning. Ready to upgrade your bar cart without downgrading your rent?

6 days ago | flipboard.com | Emily Price

2 days agoAmerica’s Top Bourbon, According To The International Wine & Spirit CompetitionOver 50 bourbons claimed top honors at the 2025 IWSC. Explore their stories and tasting notes—discover your next favorite pour and start tasting today! Over 50 bourbons earned top honors at the 2025 International Wine & Spirit Competition judging of American whiskey recently held in Kentucky.

6 days ago | forbes.com | Emily Price

Glass of whisky cognac or bourbon in ornamental glass next to a vinatge wooden barrel on a rustic ... More wood and dark background. gettyWalk into a whiskey bar or scroll through a whiskey subreddit and you’ll see it pop up again and again: barrel proof. Sometimes you’ll see it called cask strength. Sometimes it’s labeled full proof. And always, it seems to have a sort of rugged mystique — like it’s the purest, bravest version of whiskey you can pour. But what does “barrel proof” really mean?

1 week ago | forbes.com.br | Emily Price

A França há muito tempo tem reputação por dominar a arte das bebidas alcoólicas. Conhaque? Lendário. Champagne? Incomparável. Vinho em geral? Uma obsessão nacional. Mas whisky? Até recentemente, era mais um coadjuvante no universo das bebidas francesas — apreciado, talvez, mas raramente produzido. Isso está mudando.