Whenever a character in classic English mysteries faces the risk of fainting, someone inevitably suggests a few drops of brandy to revive them. Without fail, it works, and there’s never a suggestion of any other spirit. The brandy in question is almost always cognac—a drink so revered that it has earned the poetic title eau-de-vie, […] More
Mikael Karttunen, the global brand ambassador for Koskenkorva, brings the brand’s rich Finnish heritage and commitment to sustainability to life on the world stage. In this exclusive interview, Mikael shares insights into Koskenkorva’s unique story, from its eco-friendly production methods to the brand’s evolution in an increasingly conscious spirits industry. Discover how he navigates global […] More
What do Scotland, Ireland, Japan, India, Taiwan, and the United States have in common? This isn’t the start of a joke, but a serious question with a clear answer: American Whiskey. For centuries, a rivalry has simmered between Scotland and Ireland over who first crafted whiskey. As these countries competed, this grain spirit aged in […] More
One of Montreal’s most charismatic bars, One of Montreal’s most charismatic bars, Atwater Cocktail Club ranks among North America’s 50 Best Bars and holds the prestigious spot of No. 3 in Canada. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and innovative cocktails, Atwater combines creativity, authenticity, and exceptional hospitality to deliver an unforgettable cocktail experience. Step into […] More
American wines have firmly established a place on the global stage. While some traditionalists who favor “Old World” wines might dispute this, it’s thanks to America that Europe continues to produce wines from Vitis vinifera. When phylloxera ravaged European vineyards in the late 19th century, destroying nearly two-thirds of all vines, the solution came from […] More
Everyday Drinking by Kingsley Amis is more than just a book; it’s actually a compilation of three collections of columns that Amis, the celebrated British novelist and poet, wrote for UK newspapers from 1971 to 1984. These columns, gathered and published in 2008 by Bloomsbury, remain unaltered from the originals, preserving Amis’s wit and insights […] More
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