Obscure European Aperitifs Are All the Rage; The Bronx Spawns New Beers
Little-known European aperitifs are all the rage these days, from Rabarbaro Zucca, a rhubarb-flavored amaro, to Becherovka, a cinnamon herbal liqueur from the Czech Republic.
[NY Times]
Jack Daniel's is tweaking the look of its iconic black-and-white label. For one, the "Lynchburg: Pop. 361" is gone due to the town's population growing to about 6,362.
[Wall Street Journal]
Two new breweries have opened in the Bronx. The Jonas Bronck's Beer Co. and the Bronx Brewery will each be turning out beers inspired by the borough.
[NY Post]
A roundup of frozen blended drinks includes the Dutch Hopper at Mulberry Project, the Redrum Cocktail at the Bedford, and Yuzu Watermelon Margarita at David Burke Kitchen.
[NY Post]
Wine pouches are in vogue. Glenora Winery in New York and the Clif Family Winery and Farm in California's Napa Valley use them to keep their wines fresh and tasty.
[Reuters]
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