alcohol
An Iraqi liquor store has quietly reopened after ISIS
Just down the road from Mosul, Iraq, life is slowly trickling back to the Christian town of Qaraqosh. And so is the booze.
America's craft brewers are inspiring beer lovers — and makers — across the globe
Beer and Chivas fly off the shelves as Baghdad's liquor stores reopen after Ramadan
Why Colombia's capital is cracking down on alcohol after World Cup deaths
Do alcohol and pot really make you more creative? It depends
Quebec's secret recipe for beating the cold? It's Caribou.
What do you drink when carnival time in Quebec City and it's freezing cold? The answer's Caribou. But what exactly is in the high-octane party drink?
Hallelujah, America has its first Trappist beer
For centuries Trappist monks have been brewing beer in Belgium. Now for the first time the old world tradition has come to the new world to St. Joseph's Abbey in Spencer, MA.
A New York writer heads to Peru in search of a real 'pisco sour'
Cocktail fans, think fast: what do you need to make the perfect pisco sour? Egg whites, lime, simple sugar and bitters, for sure. But most important of all is the pisco, a spirit that many Peruvians call their national drink.