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The internet’s gone a bit crazy about Sam Harris supposedly supporting censorship . As in most cases, a careful review of the source material reveals this not to be true. I can’t say for sure if we pe
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Angel's Share on one of its final nights before shutting down last month. Credit... Haruka Sakaguchi for The New York Times The Great Read The remarkable hidden history of Tony Yoshida, who transforme
What have I learned since starting doing independent bottling a couple of years ago? 1: Everything takes far longer and is far more complicated than it feels like it should be; perhaps this is the cas
Coruba Rum doesn’t have an official website. Its Instagram profile is unverified with only 60 followers. Its own parent company, beverage behemoth Gruppo Campari, doesn’t even highlight the brand in i
Sugarcane is a perennial grass grown mainly for its juice, which is used to make sugar. The crop is grown mainly in subtropical and tropical regions, loves humid weather, and grows very fast here in n
Bourbon has been in a boom market for the last decade. People often ask me, “How long is this going to last?” I don’t know but I do have an idea as to what caused the decline in the late 1960s and 70s
Home People & Opinion By Harpers Editorial Published: 22 March, 2022 Ian Burrell, the co-founder of African and Caribbean rum brand Equiano , makes the case for protecting Caribbean rum as a local and
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A police raid confiscating illegal alcohol, in Elk Lake, Canada, in 1925. Archives de l’ Ontario / Wikimedia Commons It was Christmas Eve 1926, the streets aglitter with snow and lights, when the man
Donald Trump Jr. is both intensely unappealing and uninteresting. He combines in his person corruption, ineptitude, and banality. He is perpetually aggrieved ; obsessed with trolling the left; a crude
Stuart Stevens, who has gone from running Mitt Romney’s campaign for president in 2012 to a perch as a leading Never Trumper, is out with a new book : his mea culpa of sorts, “It Was All a Lie: How th
Molly Graham has seen a lot. Her team at Google leapt from 25 to 125 in just 9 months. During her 4+ years at Facebook , the company exploded from 500 employees serving 80 million users to 5,500 emplo
When holding Oscar Leo in my arms for the first time, I looked down into his fresh-out-of-the-womb eyes and said out loud, "Welcome to the world. I can't wait to have a bourbon with you." I handed him
Sorghum spirits are the shape-shifters of the distilling world. In the liquor aisle you can find sorghum rum, sorghum whiskey, and products labeled simply as “sorghum spirits.” Sorghum appears to be n
One fact I noticed during my trip to Scotland was that the average weekday fermentation time at scotch whisky distilleries was about 55 hours, but some went as short as 48 hours while others went as l
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Caption The close relationship between Donald Trump, shown dancing at a March rally in Commerce, and state GOP Chairman David Shafer has put the party boss at odds with Gov. Brian Kemp and other Repub
Naamcial’s craft beers often have distinctly Thai flavours, as he experiments with the country’s native produce, boiling the pulp of jackfruit and mango to mix into different creations. Yet his homema
I n September 2020 , just before COVID-19 began its wintry surge through the United States, I wrote that the country was trapped in a pandemic spiral, seemingly destined to repeat the same mistakes .
Jul 29th 2021 singapore D AVE PARKASH and his girlfriend were strolling down the street one evening in June when an irate man accosted them. Tan Boon Lee accused Mr Parkash of “preying” on his girlfri
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Companies that made it through the pandemic in one piece now have a major new problem: more than a quarter of their employees may leave. What's happening: Workers have had more than a year to reconsid
Australian wines try to stay in China through cooperation with local vineyards Competition darkens outlook of new business model Published: Jun 21, 2021 09:23 PM Bottles of Australian wine on the shel
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