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Version 10.0.6 · 2026-01-29
To make your reading experience even better, we update the app regularly. This update includes: • General performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 10.0.6, updated 2026-01-29.








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Imbibe is a magazine and website dedicated to exploring the world of drinks.
The digital edition of Imbibe is your ultimate guide to drinks, from wine, spirits, and beer to coffee, tea, and everything in between. Each issue features the world’s top drink destinations, recipes, how-to’s, and indepth stories covering the people, places, and flavors of liquid culture—all in a well-designed, easy-to-navigate interface.
The digital edition of Imbibe contains the same great content as the print magazine with the added convenience of being able to enjoy it from your tablet, plus additional features, such as zoom-in capability and clickable website links.…
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To make your reading experience even better, we update the app regularly. This update includes: • General performance improvements
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