A Drinking Guide to Nashville's Etch

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor
When dining out, you're often faced with a conundrum: a restaurant with an impressive menu, paired with a killer drink menu? Downtown Nasvhille's Etch restaurant takes on both challenges,... read more

Awards Season Is Here: The Red Carpet Drinking Game

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor
We were so inspired by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's drinking game for the Golden Globes (and consequently, our own additions to the game), we had to make a drinking game for the only part of the... read more

The Ultimate Golden Globes Drinking Game

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor
If you weren't already planning to tune into the Golden Globe Awards to see Tina Fey and Amy Poehler host, you have even more of an excuse: Fey and Poehler shared their own version of a Golden... read more

Where to Get a Beer in Nashville

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor
Sure, you can hit up the dive bars and Honky Tonk Row to grab a beer — or, you can put down the domestic beer and hit up beer havens dedicated to Nashville brews. The best of the local... read more

The Best Bars in Houston

Posted by Liquor.com, Special Contributor
As the old adage says, everything is bigger in Texas. And that’s certainly true of the bar scene in the state’s largest city: Houston. It boasts an exceptional number of establishments... read more

2013: A Drinker’s Preview

Posted by Liquor.com, Special Contributor
Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s time to start thinking about 2013 and planning your year. We found a range of spirits, books and products launching in the next 12 months, plus new... read more

What Is America's 'Drunkest' City?

Posted by Marcy Franklin, Editor
Well, if your city is home to an entire beer conglomerate named after your city, it shouldn't be that big of a surprise that it's the number one "drunkest" city in America. The... read more

New Beer Garden, Houston Hall, Opens in New York City

Posted by Tyler Sullivan, Editor
A former parking garage on Manhattan's West Side has become Houston Hall, a new 1900s-style beer garden with nothing but a chalk sign outside the door reading "Open." The baby of... read more