Maine Beer Co.’s entered a strange new dimension with the release of their first double IPA, Dinner: the world of hype and mysticism. To hear them explain it, the beer, which comes in at 8.2% ABV, sounds pretty run of the mill.
The question that will forever accompany a $1,000 pen is easy to spell out: Why?
Back in 2011 The Atlantic reported on “The Divisive Pumpkin Ale”, alleging that the style had become synonymous with increasingly stale and overdone flavors. This is still the (very subjective) argument for people who loathe the stuff.
Based on the little we’ve seen of the man featured above who goes by the name Jazzsoon, we know this: he is one very alternative version of the modern self-made man. He’s one part The Dude, abiding.
During an exploratory fly fishing trip in the Bolivian Amazon last year, the Provo Brothers introduced a new sort of fishing adventure.
While testing out the new Braun BN0035 Chronograph, I find out why the midcentury modern design makes me (and many other watch collectors) feel uncomfortable.
The Weiss Watch Co. Standard Issue Field Watch was built with a bold purpose — that of an affordable, American-made heirloom.
There are a couple of things that sober up a man. A grievous insult to one’s woman in a bar does it; cold night air is surprisingly effective; some swear by a black cup of coffee.
At 36mm, the JPT-PW36 is the smallest watch Tsovet makes.
Fishermen have long known that fish are often smarter than they. But the rest of us probably haven’t given the lures used to catch these clever, wary creatures their due.
Before getting on the water, you need the right gear for your fishing goals.
Do fighter planes have clocks? I ask myself when I look at Luminox’s P-38 Lightning GMT ($500+). If they did, they’d certainly look like this one.
Amid affordable watches, the Seiko 5 line stands tall.
I’m out to prove that you can be passionate about watches and not spend boatloads of money by reviewing watches every week that cost under $1,000, many under $500.
BMW’s i8 looks like it belongs in 2024. That it gets to 60 in 4.2 seconds, sips fuel for 100 mpg, opens up to drivers and passengers with scissor doors and is made almost exclusively of lightweight materials also gives it the strange air of a Hollywood time traveler.
Cooperstown, a small town of around 2,000 inhabitants, is a natural seat of Yankee Americana; it’s got the National Baseball Hall of Fame, James Fenimore Cooper, and a rich patron family to thank for that. The Otesaga Resort Hotel has been a part of that identity since its opening in 1909.
I recently started reading Seneca’s Letters to a Stoic and was surprised by the content of his first letter: “Nothing, to my way of thinking, is better proof of a well ordered mind than a man’s ability to stop just where he is and pass some time in his own company.” This has some real clout. And it also started me worrying.
Meridian’s new 25th Anniversary Special Edition DSP8000 loudspeakers cost $80,000.
Aging is a well-known part of the cigar-making process. Ask for specifics beyond that fact, though, and things get murkier.
Dive bars face a tug-of-war: they’re either worshiped or ostracized. This must stop.