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Altadena · AltadenaAt Good Neighbor Bar in Altadena, California, bar director Jesus Gomez showcases his deep affection for classic cocktails. The extensive menu even includes a whole section for egg white–laced drinks like the Apple Blow Fizz, Spanish Monk, Astor Hotel Special and the Prado. The latter drink, whose name means “meadow” or “field” in Spanish, has murky origins, but appears to have first been published in the massive 1977 compendium Jones’ Complete B…Read Article
This Fluffy Tequila Sour Was Made for L.A.

France · FranceAs our extensive archive might suggest, we try a lot of cocktails. We regularly return to the classics (and the modern classics), pick up new favorites from around the world and throw in the occasional bartending project here and there. But it takes something special—a novel ingredient, an unbeatable flavor combination, a recipe that’s truly more than the sum of its parts—to stand out. Only a select few can become obsessions. The Yellow, a lesse…Read Article
The Drinks We’re Obsessed With Right Now

Security · PortlandTracy Miller is a Portland, Oregon–based writer who has worked as a bouncer at dive bars, live music venues and upscale lounges for nearly a decade. Here, Miller explains what it’s really like to work nightlife security—navigating the unwritten rules, practicing de-escalation, managing crises—and how the job has changed alongside national conversations about race and policing. —Mary Anne Porto, editor, PunchRead Article