Quaker Marine Levels Up a Classic Waxed Cotton Barn Jacket with Suede Detailing

The Gamekeeper Jacket is Quaker Marine’s take on the classic waxed barn jacket. Heavyweight waxed cotton canvas anchors the shell, real suede trim adds softness and a clever double-pocket system up front keeps gear organized. It features gusseted shoulders, adjustable cuffs and a tartan lining. It is available in the existing navy blue and a new golden yellow.

Stir Sessions keeps cocktail hour simple whether you’re at home, traveling or anywhere in between with single-serve powder packets that mix into a tasty drink in seconds. Just add 1 ounce of your spirit of choice and 4 ounces of water, and you’re set. This 12-pack covers four tropical bases: Classic Margarita, Raspberry Lemonade, Mango Mai Tai and Piña Colada, with three packets of each. Made with real fruit and mostly organic ingredients, every packet is vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free and low sugar. If you’re a fan of quality drinks without the fuss, this is the kit for you. (It also makes a great gift.)

The S1 is the touring-focused sibling of Gordon Murray’s S1 LM, ditching the large, fixed rear wing, long front splitter and deep side skirts. Every exterior body panel is new. Under the hood, it takes power from a 4.2-liter naturally aspirated Cosworth V12 that develops up to 680 horsepower and pairs with a six-speed manual gearbox. Revised suspension and a shift away from extreme downforce toward mechanical grip promise to make it more comfortable over long distances. Just 64 examples will be built worldwide.

The Valen is Aston Martin’s most powerful front-engined supercar to date, and, if you take the brand’s word for it, the most powerful front-engined production car ever made. The joint product of Q by Aston Martin and Aston Martin’s newly formed Special Vehicle Operations department, it pairs a full carbon-fiber body with a twin-turbocharged 5.2-liter V12 producing 838 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque. Just 150 examples will be made, each a bespoke commission. Per Aston Martin, it’ll do 0-60 mph in 3.0 seconds before topping out at 214 mph.

One of seven watches from seven independent brands created for Time & Tide’s first Founder’s Fest, the Outback Songlines is an evolution of Furlan Marri’s earlier T&T collab, the Outback Elegy. The watch introduces a new 39mm steel case complete with a fitted three-row steel braceleet, a first for the brand. The dial keeps its chocolate brown color, with a trio of finishes (grained, brushed and lacquered) ensure its appearance is constantly in flux. The most exciting detail, however, is the caseback. It’s a rare hinged officer-style caseback, and opening it reveals a window to the La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement and its 68-hour power reserve. Like the other Founder’s Fest releases, the watch will only be available during a 24-hour window in September. Register your interest at the Founder’s Fest site to get notified when it’s time to buy.

Chattanooga Whiskey’s eighth entry in its Barrel Finishing Series pushes the concept by sourcing ice wine barrels from one of Moldova’s oldest wineries, set in the hills above the Black Sea. The blend draws on six distinct mashbills, including five malt whiskeys and one bourbon, with specialty malts from Italy and two types of malted wheat. Aged over four years and finished for more than a year in those casks, the 95-proof whiskey delivers notes of French toast, wildflower honey and candied ginger.

This clever Kickstarter project rethinks the ideal form factor for a multi-tool, settling on a disc. A patent-pending rotating mechanism cycles five tools (blade/scraper, box opener, flathead screwdriver, bottle opener and string cutter) through a single access window, all operable one-handed via outer index levers. A sliding lock secures the chosen tool during use and a dedicated safety position conceals every cutting edge when stored. The 53.5mm disc is machined from 440C stainless steel, with cover panels available in 6061-T6 aluminum or Grade 5 titanium.