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20 New York City Dive Bars We Love

From Red Hook to Midtown, there's no finer thing in life than a reliably great dive.

Our Favorite Guinness Pours in New York City

Pouring is a science, and these pubs are sawdust-strewn labs.

We Tried the 5 Best New Bars in New York City

Neighborhood spots, cozy wine bars, experimental endeavors—NYC has it all.

The 12 Best Wine Bars in New York City

It’s never been easier to drink good wine in NYC—and there's a spot for every personality.

The Cheapest Cities in the World to Get a Beer

These are the cities where a bottle of domestic beer is easiest on the wallet, according to a study by Deutsche Bank.

The Best Bars in Copenhagen, From Latin Quarter Listening Bars to Prohibition Era Speakeasies

These are the best bars in Copenhagen, from glitzy drinking dens in the city's swankiest hotels to themed cocktails bars ideal for unwinding in after exploring.

10 Most Expensive Countries in the World to Grab a Cappuccino

How much is too much for coffee?

A Guide to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail

The makers and routes to consider, from Louisville to Bardstown.

The Best New Hotel Bars in the World

Including a snazzy and intimate drinking hole in New York's NoMad and corn liqueur cocktails in Mexico City.

The Legacy of The Connaught Bar Is Beautifully Preserved in This Book of Cocktails

The new release includes recipes for 100 drinks served at the beloved London spot.

The New Business Traveler: Sipping Tequila Around San Miguel De Allende with Casa Dragones' Bertha González Nieves

We take a look at how interesting people with fascinating jobs are traveling for work right now.

An In-Depth Analysis of Airplane Drinking Etiquette

Really, how many in-flight drinks are too many?

LeBron James Dreamed Up a Wine Suitcase—and Rimowa Made it Happen

The 12-bottle suitcase will take the worry out of traveling home with vintage bottles.

Portland, Oregon, Is Having a New Kind of Coffee Moment

In the city, the fourth wave coffee movement has a new focus is on education, snob-free experiences, and more people of color owning coffee shops that tap into their heritage. 

The Unsung Food Destinations to Travel for Now

These less expected locales are unmissable for those who travel to eat.

From France to Italy, Wines Aged Underwater Are Growing in Popularity

These complex wines are proving to be more than a fad—and cropping up on menus around the world.