Alcohol
I Tried to Recreate the Original Four Loko to Prepare for a Summer of Chaos
Using no more than three readily available ingredients, because Faux Loko is about living in the moment.
Photos of the First Night of Proper Pints in Four Months
Photographer Jake Lewis cycled around London last night, photographing people and their pints.
6 Tips for Dealing with Your First Big Night Out After Lockdown
You might not have seen your mates in ages, so here are some ways to avoid getting so trashed you don't remember it.
That Japanese Whisky You’re Drinking? Yeah, Not Japanese.
Only about 7 percent of the Japanese whisky currently on the market is actually made in Japan. New rules seek to change that.
A Sexual Assault Conviction Was Just Overturned Because the Victim Got Herself Drunk
Under Minnesota law, someone only qualifies as “mentally incapacitated” if they do not drink or take drugs of their own free will.
Is LIDL’s Champagne Too Good to Be True? An Investigation
At £12.99, it undercuts the competition – just don't let it warm up.
Rome's Aristocracy Is Behind One of the World's Rarest Liqueurs
Amarartis was developed for an exclusive gentleman's club based in an 18th-century palazzo.
The Wine Maker Recreating Ancient ‘Weed Wine’
Raphael de Pablo uses Bordeaux grapes and Bordeaux weed to recreate a recipe buried for millennia.
How to Invest in Wine If You're Not a Millionaire
For decades, it took at least £10,000 to get started. Now, opportunities are opening up for mere mortals.
This Finnish Activity Known as 'Pantsdrunk' Is Perfect for Quarantine
To dive into Kalsarikänni, all you need is a comfortable couch, some very chill underwear, and, of course, some booze.
A Bootlegger Opens up on the Risks and Secrets of India's Illicit Alcohol Trade
“Locals and small-time informants usually tip me off about police raids in exchange for free liquor.”