No, no, no, it ain’t weekend, babe.
Patrick Cappiello is a sommelier whose pedigree involves four Grand Awards from Wine Spectator and a few Michelin stars. So it should please you greatly to know that he’s just assembled six of his favorite wines from around the globe, which you may now procure. Which was your cue to start procuring.
A remote treehouse in the Hawaiian jungle. The most beautiful new North American hotels. A silky Japan-made eye mask with microfine charcoal powder. All right here in our Holiday Travel Guide.
You’ve got a lot of great seasonal beers to consider. So we considered them for you, then popped our favorites into what we’re calling the Fall Beer Color Spectrum. It’s got our top 10 picks covering every shade of lager and ale. It’s hard work, but someone had to do it. (Nah, no one had to do it.)
This week, we’re low-key campaigning to make the Blonde on Blonde knot a thing, picking up some killer leather jackets and searching for the perfect Breton-striped shirt. Those are just three of this week’s five ever-so-noble style endeavors.
—You fancy yourself a food lover.
—You’re game for a trip to Paris.
—Your bookshelves have room for 108 additional volumes.
Should you have nodded enthusiastically at some or all of those above statements, make note of the new
Christie’s auction. They’ll be parting with a collection of 108 Michelin Guides published
between 1900 and present day.
More on that, right this way.
This election has a lot of people talking about moving to Canada. Though usually said in jest, sort of, it got us thinking... Canada is actually quite a nice place to live. Especially if it’s in a UFO cabin or on a private island.
That’s because it’s made of stainless steel, it resembles a jetpack and it’s engineered for fires with a longer burn and less smoke. So it’s ideal for roasting marshmallows, you see.
