Find it in salad dressings, pasta sauces, smoothies, and cocktails.

Once a tiny speakeasy in The Passenger, the Blagden Alley spot has won a top award in the spirits industry.

You may be down on 2016, but Washington’s bar scene gave the city a lot to be proud over the past year.

Colors of the wind? Nah, colors of the earth.

The program teaches bar staffers to identify and intervene in instances of sexual harassment and assault.

The heat index is what? You need a thirst-quenching cocktail, stat.

The renowned cocktail bar reopens in Blagden Alley and distinguishes itself through craft cocktails and attention to detail.

Spoiler alert: The cost of living in D.C. is a splurge in and of itself.

D.C. has as many bars on Esquire’s list of the “Best Bars in America” as New York and San Francisco combined.

Last week, The Columbia Room played host to Ice Jam 2011, where bartenders from around town gathered to learn more about the art of carving ice.