Drink Victorian

There’s a tasty new Victorian amaro on the block, and it’s helping fight waste by using spent citrus peel.

Our resident drinks expert Professor Drinks, aka Cara Devine, returns with three cracking Victorian non-alcoholic drinks.

You can't judge a book by its cover, but according to Marionette Liqueur's Lauren Bonkowski, you can just about judge a restaurant by its sauvignon blanc.

Isn’t it time you drank a gin inspired by the flavours of Thailand?

North of Northcote, High Street is the gift that keeps on giving. Thornbury is teeming with watering holes that keep raising the bar in the area. The only question: where to start?

It might be best known for its high-end fashion boutiques, but this slice of the southeast is raising the bar with drinking destinations old and new that are callin’ for a crawlin’. Welcome to Armadale.

The all-knowing professor of responsible good times returns with a handful of ciders for those who like theirs dry and delicious.

A multi-purpose "coffee + spirit" that performs at the top of all its classes.

Including restaurant-adjoining bars that complement their siblings perfectly, hotel bars that deserve local attention, and a cocktail utopia in a shopping centre food court.

A Victorian High Country answer to Chartreuse? Your wish is Michael Ryan’s command. “It’s a lot.”

The rogue scholar returns with the Victorian gins you'll need when you're fixing Martinis.

Professor Drinks, aka Cara Devine, is back with a grab of Victorian wines you can carry into a dinner party with confidence.