Jesse Porter
Writer at Liquor.com
LA-based fancypants wine guy. Founder in 2005 of the Young Winos of LA. Writer for @mutineermag. Currently doling out that sweet berry wine at @augustinewinela.
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Feb 3, 2024 |
liquor.com | Jesse Porter
Non-alcoholic lager is a decades-old category that’s currently having a big moment in the spotlight. If you’re someone who’s ever tried an alcohol-free beer before, chances are it was a lager, as the market for N/A beer has long been dominated by lager- or pilsner-style offerings produced by American brewing behemoths and their European counterparts.
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Jan 19, 2024 |
liquor.com | Jesse Porter
It’s a good time to be a beer fan who’s choosing to avoid alcohol. Until just a few years ago, consumers who wanted to enjoy the flavor of beer while eschewing alcohol were fairly limited in their options. There were several non-alcoholic beers on the market, but most of them were pretty tepid and uninspiring, lacking in the unique flavors and mouthfeels that true beer enthusiasts crave.
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Nov 12, 2023 |
liquor.com | Jesse Porter
It was only a couple of decades ago that the Old Fashioned, now a mainstay of bar programs across the world, was considered hopelessly, well, old-fashioned. While whiskey and the cocktails associated with it had largely fallen out of fashion by the 1980s and ’90s, the Old Fashioned was going through some questionable deviations. Nonetheless, the original whiskey cocktail prevailed, partly due to its rich and storied history.
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Sep 22, 2023 |
liquor.com | Jesse Porter
Clarified Milk Punch is a drink that bartenders love to serve but hate to make—beloved, yet notoriously labor-intensive. Popping up seemingly overnight on cocktail menus across the country in the mid-aughts, this drink has a history that dates back several centuries. In 1763, Benjamin Franklin sent his favorite Clarified Milk Punch recipe to a friend in a letter. The original recipe involved extensive ingredients and multiple steps, including straining the cocktail through a pillowcase.
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Aug 23, 2023 |
liquor.com | Jesse Porter
If you’re a fan of beachside drinking, “beach season” far extends beyond the summer months. After all, it’s not just the height of the sun in the sky that colors the sandy sipping experience—it’s the smell of the salty air, the wafting of the mist from the crashing waves, the incessant lamentations of the gulls, and the inevitability that someone’s going to try (and fail) to balance a wine glass on the picnic blanket.
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