A bar at home might be the perfect project for anybody looking to spend some time on home improvements. It’s not too difficult to make – the essentials of it are a bar surface, a seating area, and some drinks – and the rest is up to you. You can take time designing your perfect bar, creating an atmosphere that’s just the way you like it, but the choices will seem endless. Here are some tips to help you cover the essentials if you feel overwhelmed by possibility. 

Have you ever dreamt about sharing a vodka martini with Martha Stewart? Belvedere Vodka made all of your wishes come true by teaming up with Martha Stewart to celebrate mindful consumption and their philosophy, “Quality over Quantity.”

Vera Wang, 70, has been posting photos of herself from lockdown in Miami, and fans can’t get over how incredible she looks.

Crystal Head Vodka shared how their iconic skull bottles are made. In 2007, artist and co-founder John Alexander designed the bottle, which was inspired by co-founder Dan Akroyd‘s vision of 13 crystal skulls. Italian manufacturer Bruni Glass brought the design to life. The entire process took almost two years before the spirit made its debut in the United States.

You might have heard that using alcohol, like vodka, will kill the coronavirus and destroy germs is the same as using hand sanitizer. But is it true?

Do you have some cheap vodka lying around? Follow this simple hack to make it worthy of a martini.

The fight against the COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in a dire need for supplies. As a result, distilleries and pharmacists from around the world are taking matters into their own hands by swapping gin, vodka and palm wine for hand sanitisers.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, climate change still demands global attention, which is why a green movement is sweeping the wine and spirits world.

Sixth-generation, Somerset, England-based cheesemaker Barber’s — now the oldest surviving cheddar makers in the world, according to its website — produce over 80 tonnes of cheese each day, made from milk from over 100 local dairy farms.

Following campaigns by PETA, PETA France, and other animal rights groups, Pernod Ricard—which owns over 90 wine and spirits brands, including Absolut Vodka, Malibu, and Ballantine’s—has confirmed that it’s ending its financial support of the Union of Paul Ricard Bullfighting Clubs, the largest bullfighting organization in the world.