Tequila is a Mexican spirit made from the blue agave plant and distilled to create the liquor we know today. Many people drink tequila straight, but there are plenty of other ways you can enjoy it. In this post, we’ll be talking all about how to drink tequila.
Perhaps you’ve just completed a long and trying day of work and want to sip on a relaxing glass of tequila or perhaps you’re on vacation in Cozumel and don’t know which tequila to choose from or maybe you’re going to a party and want to know which tequila to bring. Whatever you’re doing, we have you covered with our tequila ratings list: the best tequilas for shots, sips, and savoring.
Whether you’re a tequila connoisseur or you’re just dabbling in the age-old spirit for the first time, it’s extremely versatile in many types of drinks including tequila cocktails.
There are some common misconceptions between mezcal vs tequila. While both come from Mexico, are distilled from the agave plant, and are frequently swapped in cocktails like margaritas, there are some key differences.
If you’re looking for something new and unique to serve your guests or just unwind with at the end of a tough day, you might consider one of many delicious mezcal cocktails.
Whiskey, the water of life, the amber-colored spirit reminding us that life is worth living. We’ve learned about how to drink it, but what about choosing the correct vessel for tasting this life-giving spirit? We’re going to review the best whiskey glasses, distinguishing features of each, and which glasses to buy for the best tasting experience (and perhaps we’ll sing the famous Morgan Wallen song in the process).
It’s the end of the day and you’re exhausted. You want to lay back in your La-Z Boy chair (do those still exist?), put your feet up, watch another episode of “Better Call Saul” (season six premiers in 2022, by the way), and unwind with a relaxing glass of whiskey. But which whiskey? Should you go for a single malt or a rye? Bourbon or cask strength? We put together this list of whiskey ratings to help you choose the best whiskey to end your busy day.
Do you ever read an article about whiskey and wonder why the author changes the spelling of whisky throughout an article? Or do you know why it’s changed, but you always check to see if the author used it correctly? Or maybe you’ve never noticed the subtle difference in spelling. No matter which it is, we are going to explain once and for all: whiskey vs whisky – What’s the difference?
If you’re looking for a smooth but memorable sipping option, blended whiskey is a popular choice. Blends are generally less harsh and softer than other whiskeys, so they’re great for new whiskey drinkers. The best blends are full of unique complexity and character, but each distillery and blend has its own signature style. Let’s take a look at how blended whiskeys came to be, what types of blends are available, and even a few curated selections we’ve featured in our Clubs.
There are many types of whiskey around the world. Scotland is the biggest whisky producer, with about 97 distilleries in several different regions producing 700 million liters of whiskey per year.
