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What to Serve Guests with Dietary Restrictions
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What to Serve Guests with Dietary Restrictions

CrushBrew Editorial  ·  Hosting & Pairing  ·  6 min read Planning a dinner party used to mean picking a wine that paired with the entrée.…

Updated June 30, 2026
How to Drink Ouzo Like a Greek
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How to Drink Ouzo Like a Greek

Most people’s first encounter with ouzo goes one of two ways: they’re handed a shot glass on a Greek island, knock it back, and spend…

Updated July 3, 2026
Boone County Distilling: The Kentucky Bourbon Story That Sat Silent for 105 Years
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Boone County Distilling: The Kentucky Bourbon Story That Sat Silent for 105 Years

< In 1880, the Petersburg Distillery in Boone County, Kentucky was the largest distillery in the state. It produced four million gallons of bourbon a…

Updated July 23, 2026
Bourbon vs. Rye: What’s the Difference and Which Should You Drink?
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Bourbon vs. Rye: What’s the Difference and Which Should You Drink?

Pour a bourbon and a rye side by side and the difference is immediate — one is round, sweet, and caramel-forward; the other is drier,…

Updated July 5, 2026
Kangaroo Island Spirits: Fifteen Years Ahead of the Boom and Still Leading
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Kangaroo Island Spirits: Fifteen Years Ahead of the Boom and Still Leading

In 2002, Jon and Sarah Lark started a gin distillery on Kangaroo Island — a pristine wildlife sanctuary 150 kilometers southwest of Adelaide — using…

Updated July 24, 2026
Jack Daniel’s: The Real Story Behind Tennessee’s Most Famous Whiskey
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Jack Daniel’s: The Real Story Behind Tennessee’s Most Famous Whiskey

In 1884, Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel paid $2,148 for a patch of rocky Tennessee land that most people thought he was crazy to want. The…

Updated July 6, 2026
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