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Puerto Vallarta Beyond the Beach: A Journey Through Art & Culture

A guide to the galleries, murals, sculptures, and musical performances worth seeking out between beach days.

The World’s Highest Distillery Just Made the Perfect End-of-Summer Whiskey The World’s Highest Distillery Just Made the Perfect End-of-Summer Whiskey
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The World’s Highest Distillery Just Made the Perfect End-of-Summer Whiskey

Breckenridge Distillery’s newest bottle starts with some of the most coveted peaches in America.

The Last Thing Most Home Bars Get Wrong: Ice The Last Thing Most Home Bars Get Wrong: Ice
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The Last Thing Most Home Bars Get Wrong: Ice

The overlooked ingredient that controls temperature, dilution and, ultimately, how good your drink tastes.

Shot in the Pint Drinking Glass

A shot and a pint is the working man's version of an apple a day - it keeps the doctor away. If you aren't fortunate enough to live in a place where you can get a PBR and a shot of Jameson for $3, you're probably better off getting your…

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Major League Baseball Bat Bottle Opener

The song “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” features one glaring omission:  There is zero mention of drinking in it.  Maybe it’s the speed of the game or just relaxing in the stands on a summer day, but whatever it is, baseball and beer just go together.  Now, even…

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Shoot A Brew Cooler

The Shoot A Brew Cooler propels beers from inside its icy confines into your hand with the simple push of a button. Instead of explaining to you why this is the greatest invention ever (hopefully you've already figured that out) or how it works (magic), we're going to tell you…

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Sake Bomb

If you spent $98 on a sake bomb you’d probably be thinking two things:  1) This is going to be some world class sake I’m about to drop in this beer & 2) Why did no one stop me from spending $98 on a drink?  A better investment would be…

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Original Moonshine Clear Corn Whiskey

The period in American history we refer to as "Prohibition" remains one of the bleakest in our history. There was some light in the darkness though, because Prohibition forced liquor production underground. As you know, this ultimately turned into fast cars, faster country roads, and corn whiskey - otherwise known…

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