Post #775422 by AceExplorer on Thu, Apr 27, 2017 12:29 PM

For what it's worth, in the past I've had some brief email exchanges with the editor of Liquor.com about errors and inaccuracies. He was friendly and polite, and appreciated feedback. But they mostly put out a "decent" product with some inaccuracies and silliness like the white-washed "tiki" bar.

Sometimes the pressure to publish content overtakes the interest and desire to publish quality material.

But the white-washed joint --- there's no excuse for putting that on the list.

I do read these articles and try to keep in mind that few journalists travel the country trying out tiki bars. So sometimes these things are an indication of the shallowness (or depth) of the writer's knowledge. It's a good thing that we chime in and make ourselves heard. We don't want our "real" tiki places taken for granted.