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While some claim exercise can cancel out the risks of alcohol, a deeper look at the data shows that it's not that simple.

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What makes a Witchcraft whiskey Filipino?
Back in February, Esquire Philippines ran a story by Mari-An C. Santos introducing readers to Jackson So-chemist, hotelier, and, in a twist no one saw coming, the man behind Witchcraft Distillery in Baguio. He was the soft-spoken alchemist turning ...
Filipino drinking culture has long equated suwabe with quality—spirits so smooth they vanish on the tongue. But a new generation of rums is proving that storied flavor is what makes a drink truly world-class.
On August 18, Destileria Limtuaco launched Bonifacio Rum at The Spirits Library in Makati, before a guest list of bartenders, bar professionals, industry insiders, and media. Limtuaco, founded in 1852, is the oldest distillery in the Philippines-its lineage stretching across five ...
Whisky makers are releasing ever-pricier limited editions. How much better are they than your average bottle? I boldly went to investigate.
As we contemplate the light-amber liquid in our long-stemmed tasting glasses, Shinji Fukuyo uses a surprising word to describe the delicate flavors in his latest creation: antique. Fukuyo is the chief blender for House of Suntory, the esteemed Japanese whisky ...
According to a stock exchange disclosure.
Liquor producer Emperador, Inc. (EMP) has allocated P6.5 billion for its capital expenditures to grow its distillery this year. According to the company, the investment is expected to double its current production capacity while catering to the rising demand for premium ...
FYI, the "aesthetic queen" designed these wine bottles herself.
A fan or not, you may have already heard about Nadine Lustre's recent venture into the winery business. Maison Bukana Wines, which she co-founded with boyfriend Christopher Bariou, traces its roots back to her partner's luxurious private villa in ...
The premium gin invites gin lovers to celebrate the cucumber through peculiar experiences.
In a sea of the predictable, we find solace and excitement in peculiar experiences. We crave the feeling of being freed from the simple, the mundane, and the familiar. We want fresh experiences filled with curiosity and uniqueness. The same is true ...
The sister spirit of tequila is this season's latest trend. Here are the best bottles to try
The tequila boom has well and truly taken hold, but sister spirit mezcal is only just beginning its reign. Whether you're looking for something to dip your toe into or a more advanced spirit to add to your bar cart, here ...
You can enjoy a drink without piling on weight – you just need to know which drinks won't go straight to your beer belly.
We hate to break it to you, but the calories in booze count. According to Alcohol Aware the humble pint contains as many of them as a large slice of pepperoni pizza. But that doesn't mean you have to quit booze ...
Gen Z are drinking less than the generations that preceded them, and terms like “sober-curious” and “mindful drinking” are gaining popularity amongst millennials. The low- and no-alcohol industry is growing at pace, and there's a lot up for grabs.
Nirvana is located inside a small unit on an industrial estate near Leyton, east London. It's squeezed between a scrap-metal yard, a Romanian food distributor, an outpost for a Pentecostal church and a Kingsmill bread factory. Nearby, lorries beep and ...
But researchers don't exactly encourage quitting cold turkey.
Memory loss and drinking have always been closely associated with one another (and not in the fun black-out drunk kind of way either). Alcohol can damage the brain cells, and that's a proven fact at this point. A new study ...
Cheers to that…or maybe not.
For years, we've been led to believe the occasional drink is good for our health. Go on a casual online search and there are many studies that purport to say that a glass of wine a day helps the heart, or ...
Due to a downward trend in alcohol consumption.
Lifestyle changes were inevitable during the pandemic. In Japan's case, one of the global health crisis' effects on its citizens apparently is lower drinking numbers among young people. Its solution? To launch a nationwide drinking competition.The government's "Sake Viva!" ...
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