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I’m a cocktail expert — these are the best tonic waters for a gin and tonic
To help steer you on your way, I've distilled down five of my tried and true favorite combinations of gin and tonic water, including everything from the super dry and crispy options with bracing bitterness to choices which are fruity, fun, and accessible. -
Bravur Grande Boucle IV watch: A cyclist’s dream timepiece
Just like the Tour de France, the newest Bravur watch is all about speed, quality, and style, making this a must-have watch you don't want to miss. -
Why this tiny town is known as the Hamptons of Europe
Often dubbed the “Hamptons of Europe,” this once obscure village has transformed over the past three decades into a coveted retreat frequented by the rich and famous. -
Study reveals the dark side of visiting national parks
Should you visit national parks? Yes! Visiting national parks can still be an enriching experience, but it is crucial to adopt eco-friendly practices to minimize your environmental footprint. -
How to cook skirt steak: The tips you need
Quick-cooking and extremely simple to prepare, this delicious cut of steak can be on your table in just a few minutes with nothing but a fast flash in a pan. -
Vintage Chevy Corvette buyer’s guide: Everything you need to know
Depending on what era you grew up in, or what model you happened to be exposed to as an impressionable young car enthusiast, opinions on which generation Corvette is the best is as subjective as asking what your favorite flavor of ice cream is. But like any good sugar cone, waffle cone, or sundae, each iteration of the Corvette is deliciously decadent in its own way. The following is a breakdown of each of the first five versions of the Chevy Corvette and what to look for when finally trying to buy your dream car. -
3 Body Problem season 2: Everything we know so far
While season 1 of 3 Body Problem covers plenty of ground, the last episode may have left you feeling like you had way more questions that still needed to be answered. -
We tried GM’s Super Cruise handsfree driving tech – here’s what we think
Many companies offer Level 2 self driving, GM's system is called Super Cruise. -
The best beer destination in Europe is not what you think
Danish company DFDS analyzed 70 European cities, 8,000 bars and pubs, sifted through social media posts, and looked over more than 40,000 online reviews to finally figure out the best European beer cities. -
How much are golf lessons? It depends
If you need to up your swing and lower your handicap, how much are golf lessons to get you there? Here are the factors to know. -
You can now visit this Ancient Roman beach destroyed by Mount Vesuvius’ eruption
The opening of Herculaneum’s restored beach lets visitors experience Roman life firsthand, immersing them in an ancient culture. -
What does bottled in bond actually mean?
While these rules seem fairly complicated, they get even more strict when you get into bottled-in-bone whiskey. -
Yes, tomato wine is a thing
While the grape is the most commonly used fruit in wine production, it isn't unheard of for a particularly scrappy vintner or winemaker to experiment with other fruits and ingredients like…tomato? -
How often should you change your pickleball paddle?
Nowadays, pickleball paddles are constructed to last, but this doesn't mean they will last forever. This begs the question: How often should you change your pickleball paddle? -
The Gold Rush cocktail is perfect for all seasons
The Gold Rush is made simply with bourbon, freshly squeezed lemon juice, and honey syrup (as opposed to the usual simple syrup). -
The best tips and tech for beating the heat while car camping this summer
With clever planning and the help of a few cool gadgets (get it?), you can find your car camping chill, even in the dead of summer.
