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After they decided to get sober, giving back to the non-drinking community they became part of was always part of the plan. David Payne, 35, of Canal Winchester, and Colin Thomas, 36, of Delaware, were raised in central Ohio. One stayed, one left to join the U.S. Army. What remained: The bond between the two that began when they were growing up in Worthington and met in middle school. For both friends, that bond continued through their struggle with alcoholism. And for both, that period ended in 2013.  For those who have embraced sobriety, finding a social space without alcohol can be diffi...

Photo: Grace Quast "Whatever you do, don't call it tequila!" says Black Snake Distillery founder Stephen Beale, who makes a spirit from wild agave plants that grow along the creek at his family farm in Narrabri, about 500 kilometres north-west of Sydney. "Agave is a weed out here. The plants grow from pups [offshoots] that washed down from a farm upstream where they were planted a hundred years ago." From those weeds, Beale and his partner Rosemary Smith make a tequila-like spirit at their solar-powered distillery. Beale explains that tequila is made in just five states in Mexico and, by defi...

Sign up to our email newsletter Be the first to know about the latest in luxury lifestyle news and travel, delivered straight to your inbox each week. Email Adress Sign up Home / Food & Drink / Wines & Spirits / New Data Reveals How Much the US Spends on Wine New Data Reveals How Much the US Spends on Wine Analysis of new data from the OIV shows which countries have the most expensive taste when it comes to imported wine. By Katharine Swindells |  May 17 2021 Wine imports around the world were affected by Covid-19 / ©Shutterstock The closure of resta...

10 Best Whiskey and Alcohol Stocks to Buy in 2021 The year 2020 has been transformational for the whiskey and alcohol industry. Due to the lockdown restrictions put in place to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, bars and restaurants, traditionally the go-to places for consumption of alcohol, were shut down. As a result, the home consumption of beverages increased, and in order to survive the hit in sales, many firms turned their attention to online marketing. According to research by the International Wines and Spirits Record, 44% of alcohol consumers on the internet only started buying alcohol o...

Buffalo Trace Goes Baijiu In Latest Experimental Collection Offering Buffalo Trace Goes Baijiu In Latest Experimental Collection Offering Buffalo Trace, through its Experimental Collection, has showcased a number of interesting whiskey releases over the years. The newest offering from the Collection is upon us, taking the form of a Baijiu style spirit aged in new American oak casks. The new Buffalo Trace Experimental Collection Baijiu style bottling, according to those behind it, is distilled like a whiskey but produced using traditional Baijiu ingredients of sorghum and peas. After aging the...