Aaron Goldfarb, VinePair

Aaron Goldfarb

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New York, United States

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Past:
  • VinePair
  • PUNCH
  • Esquire
  • Serious Eats
  • First We Feast
  • The Daily Beast
  • SAVEUR
  • BroBible
  • VICE
  • MTV News

Past articles by Aaron:

Going, Going, Gone: These Collectible Spirits Will Be Unicorns Before You Know It

As more distilleries continue to open and more brands emerge, more companies continue to try to capture taters' attention and dollars. → Read More

Dads Untappd: TikTokers Can't Stop Roasting Their Craft-Beer-Loving Fathers

Your typical IPA drinker these days might be a suburban dad with a Gen-Z daughter hell bent on roasting his love for craft beer on TikTok. → Read More

Forget Sous Vide, Sous Pression Is the Key to Better Cocktails

This cocktail technique harnesses the power of the freezer as an alternative to sous vide for better infusions. → Read More

Why Do Airport Alcohol Chugs Keep Going Viral?

In 2007 a man went viral for chugging a bottle of vodka rather than tossing it, setting a template for other would-be viral drunken fliers. → Read More

Can Trappist Beer Find Modern Relevance in the Hazy Age?

With Westmalle releasing a new beer for the first time in almost 100 years, are Trappist monks finally preparing for the modern beer age? → Read More

The 25 Most Important IPAs Right Now, Ranked (2022)

The following 25 IPAs have all had an impact on the craft beer community and continue to define the industry at large in 2022. → Read More

Some Things Never Change: How Tito’s Continues to Dominate by Being Unabashedly Itself

Since 2017, Tito’s Handmade Vodka has been the best-selling spirit in America. Yet no one seems to care about the myths driving its success. → Read More

The Most Important Company in Craft Beer Makes Marshmallow Extract

This year's 2022 Great American Beer Festival revealed a sponsor whose products ranged from pumpkin pie syrup and Marshmallow Compound #3020. → Read More

‘Home Run King’ Roger Maris’s Retirement Gig? Peddling Beer

Today, when a retired athlete gets into the alcohol game, it’s purely in the form of a celebrity spirit, but that wasn’t always the case. → Read More

Next Wave Awards Master Blender of the Year: Jackie Zykan

In 2022, Jackie Zykan left her gig as master taster for Old Forester to start Hidden Bar Whiskey in the hopes of building bourbon's community. → Read More

Next Wave Awards Drinks Professional of the Year: David Suro-Piñera

When David Suro-Piñera opened Tequilas Restaurant in 1986, white tablecloth Mexican food was a rarity in the U.S., and good tequila was even rarer. → Read More

The Anti-Hype Brewery

Despite craft beer culture favoring breweries with endless options, a new brewery in Biddeford, Maine serves only two lagers. Can it survive? → Read More

How the ‘Cigar Batch’ Became a Bourbon Industry Sensation

Whiskey collectors can't seem to get enough of the cigar batch, which has become a recent staple offering from several bourbon companies. → Read More

Craft Beer’s Pastry Obsession Has Hit Bourbon — and Not Everyone’s Happy About It

Aaron Goldfarb explores how overly sweet, boozy, and viscous dessert flavors are making their way from craft beer to the bourbon industry. → Read More

Have We Run Out of Ways to Age the Negroni?

Underground and underwater, the iconic aperitivo cocktail has been rested in everything from ceramic amphorae to coconuts, and the trend shows no signs of stopping. → Read More

America’s Most Elusive Single Malt Costs $500 and Is Made at a Nantucket Brewery

Amidst women in Lilly Pulitzer and men in Vineyard Vines, the best single malt whisky in America is being made at Cisco Brewers in Nantucket. → Read More

The Most Famous (and Infamous) Moments in Modern Bourbon Collecting

Talk about the state of the bourbon industry today and you’ll quickly have to discuss the state of collecting bourbon today. → Read More

Are Hops — Not Wheat — the Secret to Maker’s Mark’s Iconic Flavor Profile?

Upon joining Maker’s Mark Distillery, master distiller Trevor Bowles quickly keyed in on the plant best known for craft beer. → Read More

Dump Date Searchers Take Blanton’s Collecting to New Extremes

This strange pursuit has increasingly become a tradition among bourbon collectors, though it is not without its challenges. → Read More

Amid Crypto Crash, a Bet That Alt-Coin Obsessives Will Drop $5M Each on 12 New ‘Crypto Collection’ Whiskeys

A new lane for hype whiskey, a luxury boutique brand is releasing bottles of 33-year-old Irish single malt, each with its own security team. → Read More