Evan Rail
Originally from California, Evan is a long-term resident of Prague, where he writes and researches travel, food, and drink, mostly for the New York Times, as well as other publications. He generally covers central and eastern Europe, but also places like England, Italy, France, and Switzerland.
He is the author of the best-selling Kindle Single, Why Beer Matters, as well as the followups In Praise of Hangovers and Why We Fly: The Meaning of Travel in a Hyperconnected Age, which focuses on the meaning of the voyage from the point of view of a travel writer, starting with a difficult road trip to Hungary’s Tokaj wine region. His most recent ebook is The Meanings of Craft Beer.