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Craft distillers put their money where Nancy Fraley’s nose is.
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John Cuneo Your Airport’s Bartender Problem
Why it’s so hard to get a decent drink before your flight—and why that may soon change
Todd Heisler/The New York Times/Redux Walking for a Better Brain
When a 70-year-old man walked the length of the United States in 1909, he sparked a conversation that ultimately changed medicine's ideas about the value of exercise in old age.
How Rye Came Back
The unexpected source of a craft-whiskey boom
Lee Shelly Has Craft Distilling Lost Its Spirit?
Too many stills, too little expertise
The Denver Post/Getty Does Getting Drunk Make You Funnier?
Depends on if you're drunk.
Serge Seidlitz The Archaeology of Beer
Dogfish Head’s ancient, hybrid brews embody a past before ale and wine became separate categories.
Mike Basher The New Science of Old Whiskey
Bourbon makers attempt to perfect a 2,000-year-old invention.
Buffalo Trace Distillery When That 'Local,' 'Craft' Liquor You Pay Big Bucks for Is Neither
Distilling deceit
Paul Windle Can a Tuning Fork Improve Your Cocktail?
The theory and practice of serving a drink vibrated, not stirred
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