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Four whiskey glasses with different levels of amber liquid are arranged in a row on a tasting mat atop a table.

The label lies: Bourbon and rye are closer than you think 

Bourbon, rye and whiskey sit next to each other on every back bar in America, and most people who order them can’t explain how they’re related.

A slice of apple pie with a flaky crust sits on a black plate with a fork, with nuts and fruit in the background on an orange tablecloth—a tempting treat for those baking less at home but still craving homemade flavor.

Home bakers trim recipes to match shrinking households

See why baking less at home is becoming more popular. Smaller batches reduce waste and make homemade treats easier to enjoy.

Three wine glasses are arranged side by side, each containing a different type of wine—rosé, red, and white—in preparation for the Somm Smackdown 2026. A blurred bottle and yellow object appear in the background.

At This Wine Dinner, Guests Vote and Master Sommeliers Actually Have to Listen

This fall, a touring wine competition called Somm Smackdown is heading to four hotels across four states, and the only credential you need to judge is a working palate.

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