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After a year of tasting over 200 whiskies, this article breaks down the 10 that genuinely stood out — from long-aged Australian single malts to standout international releases. The post 10 Best Whiskies I Tried in 2025 appeared first on The Whisky Scribe.

There have been some serious shifts in the global whisky market over the past year. Between rising costs of living, ongoing alcohol excise increases in Australia, and changes to global distribution, you’d be forgiven for thinking that genuinely affordable whisky no longer exists. The good news? It does — if you know where to look. Each year, I put together a list of affordable whiskies that are cheap enough to be considered good value, but still enjoyable neat, not just as mixers. For 2026,…

The author explores the new Federal Way Downtown light rail station, discovering Crazy Pho Cajun, a restaurant that combines Vietnamese cuisine with Cajun flavors. Notable dishes include the smothered catfish and fusion options like Cajun Crawfish Pho. The establishment enhances accessibility to unique dining experiences for transit users.

Japanese whisky has earned a reputation for quality — and for high prices. In Australia especially, it’s not unusual to see Japanese bottles sitting well above the $180–$250 mark. That makes it refreshing when a bottle comes along that feels genuinely drinkable, approachable, and good value. The Chita Distiller’s Reserve is one of those whiskies. Produced by Suntory, The Chita is a single grain Japanese whisky made primarily from corn. While it often flies under the radar compared to Yamazaki…

In college, my upper-middle class friend who drove a fancy car would always buy Rolling Rock beer and told me it was his favorite. I had no idea this was among the cheapest beers. I thought I was drinking something fancy. This went on for a half decade. I never bought the stuff, I thought […]

The International Bartenders Association, or IBA, maintains a list of official cocktails, ones they deem to be “the most requested recipes” at bars all around the world. It’s the closest thing the bartending industry has to a canonical list of cocktails, akin to the American Kennel Club’s registry of dog breeds or a jazz musician’s Real Book of standards. The IBA official cocktail list is the kind of list that has its own Sporcle quiz and its own Wikipedia article—an “IBA official cocktail”…