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Paul Clarke

Seattle

Editor-in-Chief at Imbibe Magazine

Editor in Chief @imbibe, journalist covering spirits, cocktails & culture of drink, author The Cocktail Chronicles, unlikely to turn down the offer of a Negroni

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  • 6 days ago | imbibemagazine.com | Paul Clarke

    Thailand is one of the world’s largest growers of sugarcane, but Thai rum’s been a relative rarity in the U.S. until now. Shakara Rum, which made its American debut last year, draws its name from the Sanskrit word shakar, honoring sugarcane’s long history in Southeast Asia. This molasses-based rum is produced and matured in the central province of Nakhon Pathom.

  • 4 weeks ago | imbibemagazine.com | Paul Clarke

    Over the past 15 years, the Irish whiskey category has grown at a rate not seen for generations. Our March/April 2025 issue maps out this rapidly evolving world of Irish whiskey. Many of the newer distilleries are still aging their young whiskies and are just beginning to enter the market. But we’re already seeing interesting signs from these producers, as well as engaging expressions from long stalwarts in the category. Here are a few bottles to get you started.

  • 2 months ago | imbibemagazine.com | Paul Clarke

    When Kyo Dominick’s dance career was dashed by a torn ACL, he sought comfort in wine and whiskey. But it’s not what you think. “Between auditions in New York, I’d always gone to different wine and spirits bars and tried different things—that really sparked my interest,” Dominick says.

  • 2 months ago | imbibemagazine.com | Paul Clarke

    On January 26, veteran writer, photographer, and regular Imbibe contributor Pableaux Johnson collapsed while photographing the Ladies and Men of Unity second-line parade in New Orleans, and later died at a hospital. He was 59 years old. “Writer and photographer” barely scratches the surface of what Pableaux Johnson was, or what he meant to his home city of New Orleans or the vast diaspora of friends and acquaintances he collected over the years.

  • Dec 23, 2024 | imbibemagazine.com | Paul Clarke

    The Radio Imbibe podcast debuted in the summer of 2020. In 2024, we shared our 100th episode (while again taking a finalist slot in the best podcast category at Tales of the Cocktail), and featured conversations with dozens of figures in the drinks world. Several of these recent episodes rapidly entered the ranks of our all-time top downloads. Here are a few of the most popular from 2024.

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Paul Clarke
Paul Clarke @cocktailchron
15 Mar 23

I've spent a LOT of time working with and writing about American rye whiskey the past few months. Here are a few worth coming back to.... 10 American Rye Whiskies to Drink Right Now https://t.co/6jmkGQiGX7

Paul Clarke
Paul Clarke @cocktailchron
8 Mar 23

RT @hannaleepr: Tune in to our agency’s “Hospitality Forward” Podcast #62! https://t.co/rl6JOcQTEi @hannaleeny & @ImbibingGuy of @hannale…

Paul Clarke
Paul Clarke @cocktailchron
30 Dec 22

Surrrrre you were, “He-Man”…

100YearsAgoNews
100YearsAgoNews @100YearsAgoNews

Dec. 30, 1922: The "pastor-sheriff" of Polk County, Iowa, Winfred Robb, is arrested for bootlegging after whiskey and stills are found at his home. He says he was holding the items as evidence, and was framed for being a "he-man" trying to do "God's work in enforcing the law." https://t.co/Ib90mBw3ix