For the most part, life sucks. Alcohol is a gift. Let’s enjoy it together.
A collection of drinking stories.
If you really need a reason to drink, here's the most complete and comprehensive calendar of drinking days available.
The first Saturday of February is Pisco Sour Day. It’s a celebration of pride, passion, and palpable tension between two nations bound by history and separated by their cocktail preferences.
January 17th isn’t just another notch on the calendar; it’s a blistering reminder of an America that dared to outlaw the sauce, only to inspire a nation of renegades with a taste for rebellion...
Is it a cocktail? Is it breakfast drink? Is it a dessert? The answer is yes, yes, and yes. That’s Irish Coffee Day, a chance to toast one of the most iconic drinks in the cocktail canon...
Today's the day to celebrate that special person in your life who can make or break your sobriety. Raise a glass to those who serve us courage in a glass and wisdom on the rocks.
let’s raise a glass to December 5th, 1933—the day America sobered up and decided sobriety wasn’t for her.
Mojo Nixon was a raving lunatic; a manic, no bullshit, larger-than-life agent of chaos. During my lifetime, many of my heroes have passed, but this one really fucking hurts.
Can you walk into a bar and trade your AA Chip in for a cocktail? We give you the unfiltered facts.
17 bars, six games of pool, and an unknowable number of Miller Lites later, I finally tracked it down. But I could never have prepared myself for what I found along the way.
Let’s talk about mezcal. Not your standard-issue bottle of weak-kneed, lime-chasing agave juice. Nope, we’re talking about mezcal—the fiery nectar of the gods and devils alike.