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An Iconic Kentucky Distillery Reimagines Grail-Level Bottles from Whiskey’s Dark Age
This limited-edition series debuts with a non-chill-filtered whiskey aged for 16 years.
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Food & DrinkCould This Startup Become an Arc’teryx For Serious Home Cooks?
Chef Matt Abergel spent 10 years developing an accessory that looks more Arc'teryx than kitchen supply — and it could be the start of something bigger.
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OutdoorsBenchmade Quietly Gave an Unlikely Knife a Tempting Tactical Upgrade
The renowned Oregon brand’s latest flex boasts a functional dimension, undeniable aesthetic appeal and a surprise bonus accessory.
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Food & DrinkOne of America’s Oldest Beer Brands Ceases Production After 177 Years
It's last call for a legendary beer brand dating back almost two centuries.
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Food & DrinkWeber’s New Badass Grill Proves It Can Still Nail Old-School Barbecue
The brand's first-ever Santa Maria-style grill bets that more backyard cooks are ready to embrace one of America's oldest cooking traditions.
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Food & DrinkOne of America’s Most Historic Whiskey Makers Has a New $30 Bottle for Collectors
The legendary Kentucky brand changes its most signature bottle feature for America's birthday.
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Food & DrinkA Legendary Name in Japanese Whisky Deconstructs Its Most Iconic Blend for the First Time Ever
Nikka gives fans a new way to experience one of Japanese whisky's most important expressions.
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Food & DrinkYeti’s New Kitchen Workhorse Is Lighter, Cheaper and More Versatile Than Cast Iron
The biggest name in outdoor gear doubles down on its in-house cast iron alternative that many chefs prefer.
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Food & DrinkJapan’s Coffee Brewing Icon Has Never Been This Advanced – or Controversial
The company behind the V60 thought it had found a smarter path to better pour-over coffee. Not everyone is convinced.
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Food & DrinkMasterbuilt’s Gravity Series 1150 Is the Charcoal Grill That Does the Work For You
Set the temperature, load the charcoal, and let the technology take it from there.
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HomeYeti’s New Party Essential Might Put Its Iconic Hard Coolers Out of a Job
Somewhere between a bar cart and a cooler, Yeti might've found a new sweet spot.
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Food & DrinkIf Buffalo Trace and Jack Daniel’s Join Forces, What Happens to American Whiskey?
A merger between Buffalo Trace and the company behind Jack Daniel’s is back in play—and it could reshape how American whiskey is made, marketed and found.
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HomeTraeger Just Dunked on the Whole BBQ World with an Affordable User-Friendly Smoker Grill
The brand's award-winning tech has finally been put into a full-sized grill with a relatively approachable price point. It's about time.
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OutdoorsA Stalwart Rival Steps Out of Yeti’s Shadow with a Robust, Affordable Everyday Essential
Pelican's Dayventure collection includes some formidable stay-cold vessels you'll find yourself reaching for all the time.
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Food & DrinkNutella’s Viral Artemis II Cameo Just Brought Its 80-Year Mission Full Circle
The famous spread was invented in part to make chocolate possible when it wasn't. Now it's meeting the same need — just much farther from home.
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HomeIkea’s Deceptively Versatile Cast-Iron Favorite Is Finally Available in the U.S.
The Swedish furniture giant's new collection is small but mighty — and the star of the show has already earned a devoted following in other markets.
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OutdoorsBenchmade’s Unexpected New Knives Might Actually Be Its Most Useful Ever
The brand best known for EDC folders and tough outdoor fixed blades turns its attention to even more ubiquitous cutting tool styles.
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OutdoorsDid the Kings of Titanium EDC Just Revolutionize a Whole New Category?
Everything's better with titanium, right? This notable exception, still precision engineered, is primed to have a massive impact.
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OutdoorsThe Most Innovative Hard-Sided Cooler in Years Could Change the Course of the Industry Forever
Coleman's Snap 'N Go is the first of its kind, and it could usher in a new era of convenience for campers, travelers and party-goers worldwide.
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Food & DrinkThe Backbone of American Drip Coffee Will Never Be Quite the Same Again
The company that standardized coffee across offices, diners and convenience stores over five generations is finally moving on from its family roots.