Local distillery Republic Restoratives is going from orchard to glass with its latest spirit, a take on an American apple brandy.

There are some adventurous options for this soothing winter warmer.

D.C. has added a rye whiskey to its growing list of locally made spirits.

But it doesn’t seem the love extended to brick and mortar shops that sell booze.

There will be no moratorium for liquor license issuance on U Street.

Three ANCs have so far voted against a proposed liquor license moratorium on and around U Street.

U Street residents overwhelmingly spoke out yesterday against a proposed moratorium on liquor licenses in the neighborhood.

It was on this day in 1934 that Washingtonians were finally able to drink again, some three months after the repeal of prohibition came to the rest of the country.

Fifty-nine liquor stores have applied for permission to sell booze on Sundays so far, taking advantage of a D.C. law passed late last year that did away with the longstanding prohibition of the practice.

Here’s a handy map of the 154 bars that can serve booze until 4 a.m. through the end of the inaugural festivities.