In the beginning was the word — and the word was whisky
In 'The Whisky Bible,' Noah Rothbaum sings the praises of a surprisingly Jewish holy spirit
Alcohol
The Latest
-
Books -
News Beer is no longer automatically kosher, rabbis say. Will observant Jews skip the Dos Equis?
Pour one out for craft breweries
-
Film & TV Your official Purim drinking game for Mel Brooks’ ‘History of the World, Part II’
A handy, holiday guide for Jewish streamers
-
Opinion Getting drunk on Purim is dangerous, not a mitzvah
The most dangerous physical threat to our children and grandchildren on university campuses may not be COVID or antisemitism, but something well-intentioned leaders don’t even consider. In the United States, alcohol is a significant factor in deaths and injuries of college students and young professionals, making drinking one of the most dangerous parts of college….
-
Food This Low Alcohol Cocktail Recipe Will Take You To The Astral Plane
ASTRAL PLANE Tyson Buhler, Death & Co, New York, New York When it comes to session cocktails that completely forgo a strong primary spirit, bitter is better, at least according to Tyson Buhler. “Bitter is an extremely complex sensation,” says the Death & Co bartender, who balances the gentian-derived bite of the French aperitif Salers…
-
Food The Rise Of The Low-Alcohol ‘Session Cocktail’
Love cocktails but don’t love falling asleep after drinking one? Maybe its time to start screening your drink of choice for ‘sessionability,’ a drinking term which means the alcohol content is low enough for you to imbibe for an extended amount of time without getting too soused. There’s no industry standard template for a session…
-
Community Getting Drunk On Purim Is Not Kosher
Getting Drunk Is Not Kosher Today, we are well aware of the dangers of excessive drinking, alcohol addiction, and binging. There are strict laws regarding distribution of alcohol to minors and driving under the influence of alcohol. Yet at least once a year, On Purim, observant Jews behave as if there is no tomorrow and…
-
Life No, Parents Don’t Cause Drug Addiction. Stop Blaming Yourselves.
I served as a congregational rabbi for 35 years. My wife and I raised two children who are now adults. We provided them with a good Jewish education, Jewish camp and a kosher, observant home. Both our children, in large part, have not embraced Judaism. Is it our fault? Some might say we should have…
Explore
Most Popular
- 1
Culture ‘The Pitt’ tackled the trauma of the Tree of Life attack. Here’s how survivors of the synagogue shooting reacted to the episode.
- 2
Fast Forward After Minneapolis shooting, local Jewish service channels a city’s grief and resolve
- 3
News Why Josh Shapiro’s memoir could complicate a presidential run
- 4
Antisemitism Decoded How an ‘all-American boy’ became a Mississippi synagogue arson suspect
In Case You Missed It
-
News Orthodox Jewish groups have been quiet about ICE. This Minneapolis rabbi wasn’t.
-
Culture Stories of ghosts, grief and Shabbat gladness win top prizes in Jewish children’s literature
-
Fast Forward NJ church deletes video of pageant featuring antisemitic character but says critics took it ‘out of context’
-
Culture A new exhibit honors writer Lore Segal, a child survivor and lifelong skeptic of easy truths
-
Shop the Forward Store
100% of profits support our journalism
