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How a 19th-Century Bitters Brand Took America by Storm

Imbibe Magazine

If you were alive and even mildly sentient in the late 1860s, you would have been familiar with Drake’s Plantation Bitters. Starting from nowhere, these bitters suddenly seemed to be everywhere. These bitters were favored by the “rich and poor, young and old, ladies, physicians and clergymen.” It was for the buzz. And mystery.

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ANGOSTURA® CELEBRATES 200 YEARS OF BITTERS AND EMPOWERING COCKTAIL CREATIVITY WITH THE DEBUT OF A NEW PREMIUM LIMITED-EDITION BITTERS

Bar Magazine

This first-ever combination results in a bitters product unlike any other on the market, promising to transform the future of cocktail and mocktail creation much like the original ANGOSTURA ® aromatic bitters pioneered the bitters’ category 200 years ago. the exclusive distributor for ANGOSTURA ® bitters for North America.

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Review: Wines of Ancient Peaks, Late 2024 Releases

Drinkhacker

No build-up today: Here’s a trio of wines from our friends (and regular Drinkhacker subjects) at Ancient Peaks in Paso Robles, including a bottle from its One Stone label. B+ / $20 ancientpeaks.com The post Review: Wines of Ancient Peaks, Late 2024 Releases appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking.

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Tasting the White Wines of Uruguay, 2024 Releases

Drinkhacker

Uruguay is hardly a region that Americans know much about — particularly when it comes to its wine production. The second smallest country in South America is largely known as something of a tony vacation spot for Argentinians, but it’s a rising star in the wine world, producing a wide assortment of coastal-driven bottlings.

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We Asked 7 Wine Pros: What’s the Best Cheap Champagne?

VinePair

All that matters is that you’re drinking perhaps the biggest producer of vibes the wine world has to offer. Fortunately, there are ample examples of cost-effective Champagnes on bottle shop shelves to satisfy even the most wine-savvy party guest. Nicholas Schulman, wine director, RPM Italian , Washington, D.C. “A

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Blood, Bones, and Bitters: Meat Cocktails Are More Than a Novelty

VinePair

Buried in its menu behind husk and nib fizzes and sours, the back-page Bologna Negroni features cacao-infused wine and Campari which wrestle with the weight of Bolognese sauce-infused vodka — all of it swirling around an ice block piled high with Parmigiano Reggiano. I’ve changed the recipe five times since then,” Hamada says.

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A New Generation of Vermouth Puts Wine in the Spotlight

Imbibe Magazine

Dave O’Brien’s wine-focused vermouth has its origin story in a great vacation. “On Among the many aspects of Basque culture that O’Brien enjoyed was Txakoli , the dry, white wine made from the Hondarrabi Zuri grape. (A A rosé version from a related grape is more prominent on the export market than it is in the wine’s home region.)

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