Tasty new Rekorderlig landing now

Rekorderlig is taking the orchard to where the guava’s at with this brand new release from the Swedish cider and taste-makers…

Classic: Black Velvet

The Black Velvet has the very highest of origins. Its creation is attributed to the bartender on duty at the Brooks’s Club in London in 1861, the day after Queen Victoria’s husband Prince Albert died. The nation was in mourning, and the mourners at Brooks’s needed a suitably sombre drink.

The taste of Fiji Rum coming soon to Australia

One of the Pacific’s best-kept secrets the Fiji Rum Co. has been producing award-winning rums since 1977. Following the acquisition of the Fijian Brewery and Distillery by Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA), the range of iconic Fijian Rums will soon be available in Australia.

Take a walk down The Avenue

The northern suburbs of Sydney have come a long way in drinking terms ever since Sydney’s small bar scene took off, and it’s filtering through to larger venues. Check out The Avenue for a cocktail list that offers more than the past vodka-fruit-liqueur=something-tini formulations of old (though we reckon they’ve missed a golden opportunity to revive a lost classic in the form of The Avenue, the cocktail).

Drink like an Italian, not a bogan

It’s a cliché to rattle off the list of foods that came with Italians to this country and that have become a part of daily life across all parts of the community, but perhaps there’s a few things that could become more ubiquitous still — like their approach to alcohol and drinking…