About 6 months ago, I reached out to BarProducts.com and applied for their ‘bartender of the month’ competition. And in the month of September, I won! Fantastic news :-). What made it even better though was that after I won,

As an avid beer enthusiast should you be cellaring beer? The German word “lagern” means to store or stock. Despite the current craft beer boom and the proliferation of domestic ales, lager beer styles such as Pilsner are by far

At some point, almost every true beer fan toys with the idea of brewing his own. The notion is definitely tempting: the costs are relatively low, the results relatively good, and will clearly be put to better use than six

The grapes used for making grape brandy vary according to the geographic region of the spirit’s production, as do refinements to the process. Sherries, for example, range from sweet to dry, and none of them taste like Cognac. However, but

Do you love the taste of licorice? If so, you’ll love anise flavored spirits! These fun treats are perfect for grownups who appreciate a good flavorful drink. Anise is a unique flavour that can be enjoyed in cocktails, mixed drinks,

Questioning champagne vs. sparkling wine… a timeless debate. While similarly looking and often used interchangeably, there is a big difference between Champagne and Sparkling Wine. Champagne is from the Champagne region of France and must be made from specific grapes.

Scotch whisky has a beautiful history that needs to be appreciated. Spirits made from grains such as corn, barley, and rye date back a few thousand years—ancient Egyptians enjoyed a form of beer, for example. Whiskey, however, is of more