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( Because we know that man does not live by politics alone, but also by film, sports, booze, and barbecue, RedState writers are expanding their base of topics covered. “Dipsology: Beyond the Basics” is part of that effort as a RedState VIP exclusive. Click here to become a RedState VIP member and use code SLAGER for a sweet discount!) When looking across the landscape of cocktails it cannot be argued — The Martini looms above all others. It is known, respected, revered, intimidating, and ...

Emily Vespa Joins Kovert Creative Haley Bosselman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Bi-coastal agency Kovert Creative is expanding its talent department with the addition of Emily Vespa, who will focus primarily on personal talent representation. “We’re thrilled to have Emily join our growing team. We know and respect the work she’s done throughout her career, and we are eager to welcome her back to work full-time,” CEO Lewis Kay said. More from Variety Vespa, who previously went by ma...

Every year at Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby takes place on the first Sunday in May, capping a two-week-long festival known as the Kentucky Derby Festival. Dubbed “The Run for

Put on your hat because Kentucky Derby parties are back at Turf Paradise and other metro Phoenix bars and restaurants. Here are 9 events on May 1.

Food fit for America's greatest race — burgoo, a traditional Kentucky stew, comes together slowly for a deeply satisfying flavor.

Yes, whiskey and whisky are different. Heres how to pick what you want Where a liquor is made is, in some ways, more important than the actual ingredients. FacebookTwitterEmail The world of expensive liquor is packed with jargon and buzzwords. Fine wines define themselves by their tannins and acidity, beer comes in a variety of flavors and can be brewed dozens of ways, gin is a silly liquor for cowards and ukulele players, and whiskey stands apart by having two distinct spellings: “whiskey”...

The bar program at Eastern Standard in Kenmore Square was renowned for its dizzying breadth and depth with a printed menu of 45 to 60 cocktails, and a lexicon stretching back through the years of hundreds of drinks that had been on the menus. Few people remember that the opening menu sported only six drinks, among them the Whiskey Smash, a slushy of lemon, mint, sugar, and bourbon over crushed ice. The live muddling up and down the three-deep bar on busy nights was a tangible act of service, a ...

Cocktail Queries: What Are the Best Bourbons Under $30? By Jim Vorel  |  February 10, 2021  |  2:33pm Photos via Heaven Hill, Brown-Forman, Jim Beam, Wild Turkey, Buffalo Trace, Four Roses, Makers Mark, Barton 1792, Diageo, Cocktail Queries is a Paste series that examines and answers basic, common questions that drinkers may have about mixed drinks, cocktails and spirits. Check out every entry in the series to date. We’ve already published some overarching pieces on the concept of “valu...

Ashok Leyland rose 1.81% to Rs 112.65 after the commercial vehicles makers total sales jumped 11% to 13,126 units in January 2021 from 11,850 units sold in January 2020. Sequentially, the companys total auto sales advanced 2.85% last month from 12,762 units sold in December 2020. Ashok Leylands domestic sales stood at 12,359 units in January 2021 as against 10,850 units in January 2020, registering a 14% increase year-on-year (Y-o-Y). On a consolidated basis, Ashok Leyland reported a net loss o...

Mr Collingwood said he made them to order using the latest 3D printing. He said his business crafted and repaired everything on site. Jaemes Collingwood crafts wedding rings at Makers Mark Jewellery in Noosaville. Picture: Patrick Woods. "We specialise in the Argyle pink diamonds, in Adelaide these were absolutely massive for us," Mr Collingwood said. "The Argyle, because its Australian and theres Covid, people want Australian made, they want Australian products. "We sold an immense amou...