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What to drink on the party circuit this season—whether you're boozing it up, getting a jump on Dry January or finding yourself somewhere inbetween.

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Your 2024 guide to the best cocktails, wines and beer, plus the greatest non-alcoholic options out there.

The Thorn & Burrow ‘Lil Fizz’ 2021 is a collab with Bar Susu, brought to you by the mind (and hands) of Alex Thornley.

Vancouver's Osteria Savio Volpe collaborates with northern Italy's Tinnazi family to create a wine that's fresh, fun and citrus-y.

Vij's and Kismet Estate Winery collab for this surprising red blend, Vij's Lantern 2020.

Kurtis Kolt finds the good in a much-maligned category.

L’Abattoir and Le Vieux Pin create a red that's equally handsome, charming and accessible.

Bella Wines teamed up with Vancouver restaurant Dachi to create Bubble Dogs.

Here's a quintet of global wine stars affecting what’s in your local glass.

The servers, managers and wine nerds who'll be uncorking your vino in the coming years have knowledge to spare but little time for pretention.

Easy, it's Vij's. No, wait, it's Burdock and Co. We ponder the merits of both.

Just what we like to hear.