By Brooke Jackson
COVID-19 is challenging local drinks producers across the country. Yet for Warfield Distillery & Brewery in Ketchum, Idaho, the pandemic has presented a unique opportunity to place the final touches…
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Community Cocktails: A Digital E-Book to Support Hospitality Workers
This is an op-ed piece by Casey Robison, acclaimed bartender and creator/editor of “Community Cocktails.” Bars and restaurants tether communities together. They are the places we go to celebrate milestones,…
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Hacks on Stretching out Your Home Bar
As the pandemic draws out, your home bar supplies may start to dwindle. And while we always advise restocking, giving your local distillers and other producers some much-needed business right…
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Special Delivery: Seattle Cocktails To Go
Last week, Washington State eased up on its often archaic stronghold over the sale of alcohol. During the state’s temporary ban on in-person dining and even-more-recent stay at home order,…
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Cocktail Recipe: Doctor Doctor from The Hearth
The Heathman Hotel in Kirkland, Washington, has upped its cocktail game with the Hearth. The restaurant and bar’s craft drink menu was curated by mixologist Abigail Gullo, who brings her…
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JAZ Spirits Forages with Faith
Faith Dionne is at home among the towering Pacific Northwest evergreens, slowly budding plants and hidden berries. Born and raised in Alaska, the founder/owner of Portland’s JAZ Spirits has a…
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Distilleries Bottle Hand Sanitizer to Benefit their Communities
If there’s anything the craft beverage industry has taught us, it’s that we’re all in this together. But this camaraderie of cheering on each other’s businesses and supporting local communities…
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4 Questions with Brandon Egbert of Bellewood Distillery
Brandon Egbert is the new head distiller for Bellewood Distillery in Lynden, Washington, the state’s first “farm-to-glass” distillery. All the ingredients used are sourced from Bellewood Farms, a family-owned and-operated…
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Cocktail Recipe: The Rusty Iron
Since around 400,000 BC, fire has been a crucial culinary component. Roughly at that time, researchers believe humans were intentionally and habitually using fire to cook their food. Based on…
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3 Ways to Enjoy Amaro with Local Liqueurs
Amaro is a bitter Italian liqueur that dates back to ancient Rome and was traditionally used as an after-dinner digestif. The word “amaro” translates to bitter in Italian, although most…
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