Fortunately, non-alcoholic whiskey has come a long way, providing a sophisticated option for those embracing a dry month (or two) and all mocktail enthusiasts. I tested six of the best non ...

Sounds great, right? Although not every drink is eligible for such a system. The most common types of alcohol used for bottle keep are whiskey, brandy, and shochu (a Japanese distilled spirit). Wine, ...

The layers in Johnnie Walker Blue Label whisky served as a fascinating ... the right hue of blue to match the bottle and the various contexts through which the art would be presented. Also, I had to ...

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and Canadian whisky with its rich history. Recently, Japanese whisky is increasingly being recognized as one of the world's five major whisky styles, joining their ranks. Leading Japan's whisky ...

Campari Korea announced on the 31st that it has released the Scotch whiskey brand The ... welcome the Year of the Blue Snake. This limited edition features a bottle stopper shaped like a snake ...

Yokohama, Japan - January 29, 2025 People in Yokohama Chinatown, Japan's largest Chinatown, welcomed the Year of the Snake on Wednesday as they celebrated the Chinese Lunar New Year. The Lunar New ...

These elements complement and conflict with each other. The year 2025 belongs to the Wood Snake. If you were born in the Year of the Snake, here’s everything you need to know and more ...

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Read ahead to shop our top picks! 2. Cheers: Kick the Lunar New Year off with a toast, courtesy of this limited-edition Year of the Snake bottle of Don Julio 1942! 3. Family-Friendly Fun ...

Here's everything to know about the 2025 Lunar New Year, the Year of the Snake. Rather than following the western Gregorian Calendar with 365-day years, the Chinese New Year follows a lunar ...

This year’s element is wood, making it the Year of the Wood Snake - the first since 1965. It’s a combination which adds extra layers of meaning - the Wood Snake symbolizes growth, creativity ...