Ashlie Hughes

As the No. 1 best-selling bourbon brand in the world, Jim Beam is a name that’s recognized by just about any whiskey drinker.

Whether you’re searching for the perfect gifts for loved ones or looking for upgrades to better prepare for the holiday party rush, Le Creuset’s new collection has arrived just in time to usher in the season of merrymaking.

It’s the time of the year when cravings for backyard barbecues and fresh produce are on everyone’s mind.

If you're always searching for unique and affordable updates to your bar cart, look no further.

Often celebrated as a chameleon for its adaptability depending on terroir and winemaking style, Chardonnay produces some of the most beautiful and coveted wines in the world.

Cocktail trends come and go. And while some tried-and-true classics never go out of fashion, there are others that have become so overexposed that they lose their luster — or just drive bartenders bananas when ordered.

With a crisp chill in the air heralding the change in seasons, thoughts turn to cocktails that evoke the flavors of fall.

One of the joys of summertime is finding the perfect wine to pair with the season’s variety of outdoor activities.

Americans adore bourbon. Thankfully, it’s truly a great time to be a bourbon drinker, and the selection at your local bottle shop likely reflects this growing demand.

Scanning a bottle shop or menu for something other than your tried-and-true wine can be intimidating.

While perfect when sipped on its own, Scotch makes an excellent cocktail base that’s nuanced, complex, and worth the effort no matter the season.

Sometimes the convenience of a one-stop grocery haul for dinner and a bottle of wine can be too hard to pass up.

Beloved for producing alluring, terroir-based Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines, historic Burgundy has bewitched the beverage world for centuries.

If you drink wine on a regular basis, chances are you have a go-to glass or grape you gravitate to on menus or your local shop.

Despite the huge variety of wine available in the U.S. market, picking out a bottle worthy of its price when you’re in the mood for red can be tricky.