Food and Drink

How to handle Lent

Dining out at the Trump DC

Wine may have been born in Virginia, but it matured elsewhere

Veganuary was not for chickens

Animals deserve to be treated well in life and that consumers deserve to know how animals are treated

The effortlessly stick-thin Parisienne is a mythical creature

Foraging for mushrooms and the taste of freedom in eastern Europe, 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall

Who’s footing the bill?

The immigrant origins of the all-American meal

Hundreds of customers can be seen snaking around the block, eagerly awaiting tubs and cones of buttery, sugary batter

The ban is about much more than animal rights. It is about punishing the rich. And it has to be, because the animal-rights case has no merit

Everything at One Eight Distilling is good. The vodka is somehow bearable. The rye is melt-your-face fantastic

Welcome to the new meal deal

Homer spoke of the ‘wine-dark sea’. He could not, but should, have had a Syrah like this in mind

Emerging breweries seem uninterested in the rapid growth that brought about the downfall of earlier brands

For Hendrick’s, we took our cue from the vintage stills used to create the gin

If you are a fat kid, it is an indelible state that can never be escaped much as one might try

Instead of teachers or parents, smokers now hide from busybodies

Kin has become popular as swatches of America veer towards sinless living and self-care