Evan Rail

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International Editor, Good Beer Hunting (Podcast)
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Food and Dining, Travel, World

As seen in: VinePair, Medium, O Globo, The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, The Wall Street Journal, heart, The Indian Express, The Toronto Star, Flipboard, Smithsonian Magazine and

Covers: Travel and food & drink in Europe.

Author of “The Absinthe Forger.” International editor @GoodBeerHunting, monthly columnist @VinePair. More concerned with what we’re drinking.

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Inspired by Craft Beer, Distillers Debut Beer-Barrel-Aged Whiskey | Wine Enthusiast

After years of bourbon-barrel stouts from craft breweries, whiskey makers are adding “ale-cask” and “stout-ca…

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Once Threatened, Europe's Night Trains Rebound

With growing concern over the environmental impact of flying, sleeper train service, long considered old-fash…

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Opening a Door to a Secret Prague

This NYT Travel feature story covers a new wave of off-the-radar art spaces opening in former factories, mili…

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36 Hours in Budapest

36 Hours in Budapest — One of the largest cities in Europe, Budapest is a regional powerhouse in terms of art…

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There's a Czech Beer Brewers Are Obsessed With, And It's Not Pilsner

Pilsners dominate Americans' perceptions of Czech beer, but the Central European country has a dark, beery se…

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'Autentisté!' The Wine Revolution Brewing in Europe's Beer Capital

The Czech Republic is recognized around the world as a beer-producing powerhouse. But the country is also hom…

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In Eataly, an Italian Amusement Park for Foodies

A million square feet of Italian delicacies — and free bikes. A feature story from the opening of FICO Eataly…

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36 Hours in Prague

Prague is one of the most visited cities in Europe for good reason: remarkable architecture, rich history and…

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36 Hours in Glasgow

What to do with a weekend in Glasgow, Scotland — a full schedule of atmospheric pubs, top-shelf restaurants, …

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A Local's Guide to Prague

Prague has a reputation for crowds of tourists, who come to photograph the Czech capital's soaring Gothic spi…

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Is Bratislava's Communist-Era Architecture Worth Preserving?

For residents of Slovakia’s capital, Cold War structures recall a painful past. But a new generation seeks to…

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Choice Tables: Milan

Milan is known for its fashion scene. The latest trend in Milanese restaurants? Down-home American recipes, f…

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36 Hours in Graz, Austria

Forget Salzburg and Innsbruck: Austria's second-largest city, Graz, is a better choice for many tourists, tha…

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