A Manhattan or a Sazerac; neat, on the rocks, or with a splash of soda—no matter how it’s served up, whiskey is synonymous with the poet’s inspiration and the devil’s spirit. Be it bourbon, rye, corn, Irish, or Scotch, whiskey has an infamous and celebrated history from a sometimes lethal,... read more
“How would we know, say, that if in 600 AD a hunched hairy brute in Gaul discovered whiskey when he licked the dewy vapors of boiled fermented barley juice that collected on the walls of his cave?”
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