American Whiskey Magazine

A new whiskey etiquette

Whiskey should bring people together, and bring out the best in guests and hosts.

Before the lockdown, my partner and I hosted cocktail parties with a rotating guest list. There were a handful of nights I would host solo, inviting my nerdy friends (by nerd, I mean a long-time fan of one of the following: whiskey, comic books, or cigars). Hosting a whiskey night – or any type of party

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