AJC logo
  • News
    News
  • Georgia Politics
    Georgia Politics
  • County by County
    County by County
  • Coronavirus
    Coronavirus
  • Things To Do
    Things To Do
  • Life
    Life
  • Sports
    Sports
  • ePaper

    • Metro Atlanta cocktail news

    David Stein, founder of Creature Comforts Brewing Co., is excited about the brewery adding a Los Angeles location. Courtesy of Creature Comforts Brewing Co.
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    Beer Town: Creature Comforts founder talks about L.A. move and more
    Casamara Club's non alcoholic drinks are inspired by bitter Italian amaros Courtesy of Casamara Club
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    Casamara Club’s amaro sodas inspired by Italian beverages
    Old Forester's ready-to-drink mint julep is perfect to sip during this year's Kentucky Derby. Courtesy of Old Forester
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    Travel by Glass: Take a happy-hour trip with these spirits
    Red Hare Brewery celebrates Atlanta United's fourth season opening game in February 2020. / Contributed by Red Hare Brewing Company
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    Marietta’s Red Hare Brewing Company to start distilling spirits
    Bartender Jose Buitrago created Painappuru Juzu for one of Umi's nondrinking owners, and the beverage team will offer it to anyone looking for a zero-proof option. Contributed by Chris Watkins
    Food & Recipes
    Raise the home bar on zero-proof cocktails
    Pickled peaches give Milton's mule its invigorating kick. CONTRIBUTED BY MILTON'S
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    Drink a peach: Savor the end of the season with these metro Atlanta...
    Mr. B. Bar in the Burgess Hotel adds a bit of cinnamon spice to their resposado Paloma version.
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    The paloma is your pal for summertime sipping
    Make a nonalcoholic Old-Fashioned that rivals a true version with Spiritless Kentucky 74. CONTRIBUTED BY AMY CAMPBELL
    Atlanta Restaurant Blog
    3 new nonalcoholic spirits for your home bar
    Drink What You Want: The Subjective Guide to Making Objectively Delicious Cocktails by John deBary (Potter, $25).
    Life
    Mix things up with this nonserious guide to bartending
    Quench your thirst this summer with these three stunning volumes to guide you.
    Atlanta Restaurants & Food
    3 new drinks books to enjoy this summer
    1
    2
    © 2020 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. All Rights Reserved. By using this website, you accept the terms of our Visitor Agreement and Privacy Policy, and understand your options regarding Ad Choices. Learn about Careers at Cox Enterprises.