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Five drinks with mezcal, Scotch, and tequila that will make your guests feel warm and fuzzy.

In a city that can provoke loneliness—but also reward solitude.

Prefer to sip a Manhattan from the 65th floor in midtown or dance till 4 a.m. on a Monday? Choose your kind of spring drinking.

Start off this late-night bar crawl with a craft cocktail; end with a 4 a.m. round of spin the bottle.

From Circle Line raves to Alexander Wang conga lines, ranking the city’s newest, most over-the-top parties.

Dainty apple-juice punch, pineapple parrot drinks, pH-adjusted mimosas, and other new drinking trends for discerning tastes.

Civilized but surprisingly unfusty new bars.

A rosé (and cider) at every price point.

It’s uncanny how many New York chefs and restaurateurs have worked with the same handful of people.

For novices and those too stoned to ever wonder what it was doing to them, a crash course in marijuana physiology—and the new, almost-sort-of-legal landscape.