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French roast coffee explained: What makes it so bold and dark?
The term “French Roast” first began in the 19th and early 20th centuries, in reference to the flavor preferences of French coffee drinkers. At the time, bold, ultra-dark roasted coffee was especially popular in French cafés. This term often confuses coffee drinkers who mistakenly believe it refers to the coffee’s origin. Here’s what the term […] -
The best digestifs to drink this winter
With the holidays here, you’re likely to enjoy some heavy, seasonal meals. After all the turkey, ham, and sides, you’ll want something to settle your stomach and aid in digestion. That’s where digestifs come in—but not just any will do. What is a digestif? This brings us to one crucial question: what exactly is a […] -
We experience a Sicilian take on the Christmas Feast of Seven Fishes
The Feast of the Seven Fishes (or La Vigilia) is exactly what it sounds like — an epic feast of seven distinct seafood dishes. At Piccola Cucina Estiatorio in New York, Chef Philip Guardione is bringing his Sicilian take on this tradition. -
Adjustable 55lb dumbbell set is 28% off just in time for your 2026 fitness goals
When January hits, gyms get packed and good intentions collide with crowded squat racks. If your New Year’s resolution is to get fitter without fighting for equipment, this 55lb adjustable dumbbell set at $289.99 (down from $399.99) is a very solid way to set up a simple home setup that you’ll actually use. One weight, […] -
Fender’s Malibu Player acoustic guitar just dropped to $277.10 (34% off)
The Fender Malibu Player acoustic guitar is currently down to $277.10 (34% off its usual $419.99 price, which puts a bona fide Fender acoustic into the same price range as a lot of forgettable beginner guitars. If you’ve been eyeing a compact, performance-ready acoustic that you’ll actually want to pick up and play, this discount […] -
Behind the Bottle with Jefferson Bourbon
One of the things Americans are known for, one of our greatest contributions to the world, is bourbon. We’re one of the best of the best in the industry. After decades and decades of trial and error, we are getting to the point that perfection is within reach, and just like America, in general, bourbon […] -
How risky is running? Fresh data shows the true injury rate and time to heal
Sports Shoes running report reveals 70% of runners have experienced an injury. Here’s how long common injuries take to heal. -
Tequila Ocho’s newest expressions support local community farmers
Tequila Ocho is known as a single-estate, single-field tequila brand. In an effort to show that terroir is as important to tequila as it is to wine, the brand is announcing new Terroir Select vintages. Tequila Ocho Terroir Select vintages The new Terroir Select vintages are single-region, multi-field tequilas produced from agave grown in one […] -
Planteray Rum is launching one of the most authentic navy style rums ever
For those unaware, a navy-style rum is a high-proof expression distilled and bottled to taste like the spirit rationed to the British Royal Navy until 1970. Many brands make versions of this style. The newest and potentially most authentic comes from the folks at Planteray Rum. Planteray Mister Fogg Navy Rum Sail N°2 After five […] -
Does walking and moving more protect your brain and your memory? New study
A study of nearly 300 adults showed that being more active and walking more slows the decline of brain function associated with Alzheimer’s. -
Luxury travelers are locking in these destinations for 2026
Luxury travel is heading into 2026 with serious momentum. -
Sicily: Where History Isn’t Preserved—It’s Lived
There are places where history is put on a pedestal—behind glass inside an austere building. In those places, history is compartmentalized. You go to one place to see a Greek temple. Another to see a Roman mosaic. But in Sicily, 2,500 years of history surround you and, uniquely, it blends and builds on itself. Sicily […] -
Should you be dressing up for dinner? Here is the answer
I was watching Spectre the other day, you know, the annual Christmas James Bond watch-through (everyone does that, right?). Anyway, as I was watching it, I took note of the train scene. No, not when Dave Bautista shows up and beats him to a pulp. Before that, when Madeleine Swann walks up to Bond. I […] -
A barleywine isn’t a wine, it’s a beer
If you live somewhere where cold temperatures and snow have already made an appearance, you might be surprised that winter hasn’t even officially started. But just because the coldest season doesn’t begin until December 21st, that doesn’t mean that you can’t start sipping wintry beers. The outside temperature would dictate that it’s time. A great […] -
For this Christmas, roast goose should be on your dinner table
In the United Kingdom and Europe, roast goose is a popular choice for the Christmas dinner centerpiece. At Jack & Charlie's 118 in New York, Chef Ed Cotton is celebrating that tradition with a goose-centered Christmas menu this holiday season, and we spoke to him to learn all the details. -
How I traded snowflakes for palm trees: My winter escape to Caribe Royale Orlando
This year, I booked a last-minute quick weekend getaway at Caribe Royale Orlando, one of my favorite hotels in the Orlando area.