Brews and Bars

From breweries to unique specialty cocktails, our Brews and Bars is the place for updated info.

With a number of award-winning restaurants, it’s no secret Newport Beach is a renowned culinary destination. The city prides itself on serving fresh, wild-caught seafood and curating wow-worthy dining experiences for locals and visitors. So whether you’re a Newport native or just stopping by, we’re making things easy by highlighting the six most unique dining
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There is a new hotspot on the block, and we already know that getting this reservation isn’t going to be easy (but, trust us, it will be totally worth it). Ok peeps, if you’re looking for a new place to eat, drink, and be seen in Hollywood, let us introduce you to Drakes Hollywood. From
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The Latina-founded alcohol-free drink shop, The New Bar, became Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival’s first non-alcoholic partner. With alcohol consumption on the decline especially with Gen Z and Millenials, The New Bar has validated the need for fun nonalcoholic options at mainstream events like Coachella after experiencing steady lines both weekends. Coachella also debuted
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“Blended” has been a dirty word in American whiskey for years. That’s because according to US rules, the category can contain as little as 20% actual whiskey and still be labeled as such. The remaining 80% can be—and often is—neutral grain spirit. This reality has lead many aficionados to dismiss the most popular examples within
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There’s a chic new spot to sip dirty, filthy and classic martinis in Manhattan’s East Village. Madeline’s Martini is the newest concept from Endless Hospitality Group, an East Village institution behind popular nightlife spots The Wayland, Goodnight Sonny and Bar Lula. At 171 Avenue C (at 11th Street), Madeline’s Martini welcomes guests with an unassuming,
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The secret is out: Some of California’s very best Pinot Noir grows in the lush, cool-climate Anderson Valley, just north of Sonoma County. Styles range from austere and minimalist to bold and fulsome, and there’s also everything in between — not to mention some of the most delicious under-the-radar sparkling wines in the country. The
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Today is the International Day for Monuments and Sites, a milestone that encourages citizens of the world to explore UNESCO World Heritage sites. The 21-country World Heritage Committee gathers annually to determine whether a property has earned a designation due to “Outstanding Universal Value” (OUV) — a status that defines the place as significant to
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Read on to see why an Italian Restaurant in Texas celebrates Passover.  Adam Orman and Fiore Tedesco are a couple of friends who, despite hailing from very different Northeast upbringings, found common ground in their love for family, traditions, music and food. Tedesco’s fascination with food began rolling meatballs with his Italian grandmother in her
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A recent study by Nielsen IQ notes that 82% of consumers who purchase non-alcoholic products — zero-proof gins, stand-alone cocktail mixers, alcohol-removed chardonnay, and the like — also purchase regular-proof wine, beer, and spirits. So if you’re someone who likes to toe the line between drinking and not, it might make sense to pick a
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Since March of 1631, people around the world have been honoring St. Patrick. As the celebration has continued, certain traditions have become synonymous with March 17th, and sipping Irish whiskey is at the heart of the celebrations. To mark the occasion, Kentucky Owl released Kentucky Owl St. Patrick’s Edition, a 100% Kentucky made bourbon whiskey
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