
The Summer of Spirit-Forward RTDs Starts Now
A bolder, boozier class of ready-to-drink cocktails is putting a bold new face on the trend.
Read MoreThere’s never been a better time to drink craft cocktails. Whether you like fruity, blended tiki drinks or classic cocktails like the Old-Fashioned, the world of mixed drinks is bigger than ever before. Or, perhaps you prefer to simply sit back and relax with a nice glass of scotch or other type of distilled spirit. Gin, vodka, tequila, whiskey, brandy, rum, mezcal, and liqueurs are enjoying more popularity than they have in decades, and new craft spirits are popping up left and right like never before.
Whatever suits your fancy, Bevvy is your guide to better drinking. Check out this section to discover delicious drinks from all over the world, learn the storied histories behind many iconic cocktails, meet bartenders and distillers who are changing the game, and keep up with all kinds of great booze-related products.
A bolder, boozier class of ready-to-drink cocktails is putting a bold new face on the trend.
Read MoreCrab Trapper whiskey is flavored with green crabs, an invasive species that is wreaking havoc along the New England coast.
Read MoreCristalino tequilas are aged tequilas that have been turned clear as a blanco by the process of charcoal filtering.
Read More“Honey, The Kids Are Annoying” Margarita is a signature McHale cocktail that infuses the Margarita with barbecue sauce for a savory kick.
Read MoreBrookyln’s Fort Hamilton Distillery is beating the drum for a nearly forgotten style of American whiskey.
Read MoreThe New York Distilling Company has brought back its Dorothy Parker Rose Petal Gin for another season of gleeful warm-weather tippling
Read MoreThe Gin and Tonic is enjoyed all over the globe. It’s gone from a quinine-laced medicinal drink to one of the world’s most popular cocktails.
Read MoreThe brand utilizes a 21-year-old whiskey to write a new chapter in Kentucky bourbon.
Read MoreQuinine is best known as the bitter flavoring element in tonic water, but it’s also found in many liqueurs, vermouths, fortified wines, and amari.
Read MoreBreak out these Mint Julep riffs for the Kentucky Derby, or whenever you want a refreshing, minty cocktail.
Read MoreThese tequila and mezcal drinks will make your Cinco de Mayo extra festive.
Read MoreThis Italian-made organic gin come in novelty packaging, which makes it look like motor oil.
Read MoreThe upstart label is giving the nearly extinct “Donegal” style a second shot at life
Read MoreVirginia Distillery Co.’s Courage & Conviction Cuvée Single Cask whiskey is aged solely in shaved, toasted, and re-charred red wine casks.
Read MoreThese bitter liqueurs can be categorized by flavor or by use, like aperitif and digestif.
Read MoreThe French distiller’s newest release hearkens back to the days before phylloxera changed the category for good.
Read MoreFrey Ranch Straight Rye Whiskey is a bottled-in-bond 100% rye made from grains grown on the distillery’s Nevada ranch.
Read MoreThe simplest definition for amaro might be “the category of bitter Italian liqueurs,” but of course nothing is ever that simple.
Read MoreWalker’s Cay bourbon comes from King Spirits, a company owned by Stephen Busch, a great-great-grandson of Anheuser Busch founder Adolphus Busch.
Read MoreWelcome spring with a fresh and seasonal cocktail.
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