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Imbibe Magazine • NUMBER 109 MAY/JUNE 2024
What We're Drinking Now: Moshi Sparkling Water
At the Market: Lavender
A Few of Our Favorite Things
Anatomy of a Drink: Sangrita
5 to Try: Anaerobic Coffee
Three Ways: Kalimotxo
Day Trip: Tonya Cornett, 10 Barrel Brewing Co.
Q&A with Aaron Goldfarb
Mixopedia: Trolling Via Cocktail — The Hallelujah • In the fall of 1930, word of a new cocktail spread across the United States. It was called the Hallelujah Cocktail, and it consisted of brandy and rum, shaken with lemon, vermouth, and grenadine. It was several years before Prohibition ended, so most people first learned of it not in a bar, but when they received a postcard with the recipe printed on the front. Almost all of these were mailed from Colón, Panama, at the Caribbean end of the Panama Canal. Among those receiving postcards were many delegates headed to the annual meeting of the Four Square Gospel Church in Los Angeles.
Taste Test: Rice Beers
Gear: Paring Knives
Elements: Sotol
Characters: Colin Asare-Appiah • Colin Asare-Appiah is reshaping the bar world.
Fizz Factor • Bars spare no detail when it comes to carbonation and chemistry.
Big in Japan • Essentials and insights for exploring shochu, Japan’s signature spirit.
High Hopes • THC beverages are going from pipe dream to reality.
Moving the Map • A warming world is shifting the globe’s winemaking regions.
Pineapple Fields Forever • Tepache, traditional to Mexico, cautiously finds its way northward.
Drinks Atlas: Peru
Scene Scout: Downton Napa, California
Cravings: Tre Latti Cake
Quench: Lucky Number Seven