Destinations

We go where the drinks are great and the stories are better.

USA

The USA banned alcohol once. People drank anyway. Now it’s a world-class craft beer destination.

Armenia

Where wine was invented 6,000 years ago. Ancient monasteries, epic mountains, endless wine.

Moldova

Europe's least visited country. Underground wine cities. Soviet nostalgia. Gloriously tipsy secrets.

Georgia

Welcome to Georgian where the wine’s buried underground, the toasts last longer than your attention span and someone’s uncle insists you are family by glass three 🍷

India

Ancient spices, rooftop bars and a fast-growing craft scene…India is quietly becoming one of the most exciting places to drink.

Ireland

Where ancient whiskey traditions meet craic-fueled pub culture, rolling green hills, and some of the world's most characterful craft beers.

United Kingdom

From Scottish whisky trails to English craft beer, London's cocktail renaissance to Welsh distilleries — Britain's drinking culture runs deeper than you think.

Japan

Sake breweries, Japanese whisky distilleries, craft beer izakayas, and a drinking culture refined over centuries into something approaching art.

Canada

Part craft beer paradise, part wilderness adventure, part polite national experiment. Somehow it all works.

Vietnam

Vietnam is a spectacular cocktail of ancient temples, tropical beaches, breathtaking scenery and glorious chaos.

Nepal

Himalayan breweries, hot millet beer through a bamboo straw and enough momos to bankrupt a dumpling factory. No hiking boots required.

Turkmenistan

Marble cities, the flaming Gates of Hell and wines so obscure even Google looks confused. One of the world's most secretive countries.

Spain

Canary Islands

Wine grown in volcanic ash, honey rum, fiery mojo sauces and beach bars under year-round sunshine. Far too interesting for a sunlounger.

France

Champagne bubbles, Bordeaux châteaux, Burgundy's tiny plots and the Loire's fairytale castles. The world's most famous wine country, minus the snobbery.