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Reza Esmaili on Hospitality and Sacrifice

How a philosophy on service continues to be shaped by lessons learned from immigrating to America.
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Q&A: Meg Gill, Host of Viceland’s Beerland Series

Chatting about life after Golden Road's sale and the unifying power of beer.
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Taste Test: Picpoul

Seven bottles to seek out this summer.

A Primer on Picpoul

A lesser-known wine moves into a leading role.

New Drink Books: The Summer 2017 Edition

World travel, tasting tips and boozy history: It's time to kick back with a good book.

How America’s Forefathers Drank

Celebrate Independence Day with a toast to our nation's history of creative drinking.
Alice Feiring

Why Alice Feiring Wants You to Dig Into Dirt

Alice Feiring digs into the importance of soil type in her new book, The Dirty Guide to Wine.
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Where to Find Great Natural Wines

Natural wine has been hyped and maligned, but more and more bars and restaurants are going au natural with their lists.
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Q&A: Boss Barista Coffee Podcast

Ashley Rodriguez and Jasper Wilde tackle social issues of the coffee industry in their new podcast.
where to drink in santa barbara

Where to Drink in Santa Barbara

Recs for the city's best coffee, beer, wine and cocktails.
Handlebar Coffee Roasters

Handlebar Coffee Roasters Goes Full Cycle

Blending the cultures of coffee and cycling in the heart of Santa Barbara.
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Q&A: Cork Dork Author Bianca Bosker

The journalist recounts the journey of writing her new book, Cork Dork.
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Boozy Candy Basics with Jami Curl

Candy grows up in the hands of the Quin Candy owner and author.
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History Lesson: The Bloody Mary

Who invented the Bloody Mary? A few theories.

Afternoon Tea 2.0

Afternoon tea is evolving via modern inspirations and international flavors.
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How Dana Frank Built One of Portland’s Most Ambitious Wine Lists

With 140 bottles, Dame's menu traverses France, Italy, Eastern Europe, Oregon and California.

Taste Test: American Amari

American distillers jump on the bitter bandwagon.
M. Crow

M. Crow Brings Brewing to Lostine, Oregon

Designer Tyler Hays sets his sights on beer.