There’s distinction delivered every step of the way with Maker’s Mark, right down to the fact that each of its hand-dipped, red wax-finished bottles are uniquely different. What doesn’t change from bottle to bottle is the equally distinctive Maker’s Mark taste profile, which serves as the base for the Kentucky
(Kelly Monrow) Presented by Tom White Kelly Monrow is a rising force in femme-rock. The Austin-based country-rocker boasts a crowd-pleasing combination of a sultry voice and a penchant for writing empowering, introspective lyrics. Not to mention, her photographer, Taylor Balentine, captures her essence perfectly. Author: Tom White
Seiko Seiko’s Astron GPS line of watches already moves at the speed of light in terms of functional style for world travelers, and to celebrate a decade of sporty watchmaking, the style is getting a major update. The newest edition of the Seiko Astron GPS boasts an all-new design with Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Tequila Ocho) Founded in 2008 by two men dedicated to the nuanced art of blue agave, Tequila Ocho was built upon a dedication to revealing the full potential of plant’s terroir. Already running his family’s La Alteña distillery at the time, which makes such excellent tequilas as El Tesoro and Author: Nicolas Stecher
A lofty sense of heritage guides the fine Irish whiskey made by Bushmills, the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, but that doesn’t mean innovation falls by the wayside in favor of tradition. In fact, the two co-exist hand in hand, and the new Bushmills Private Reserve Collection speaks to that Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Panerai) They are perhaps the world’s most elite and feared fighting force. The U.S. Navy SEALs have taken down everyone from Manuel Noriega to Osama bin Laden, and a hell of a lot of bad actors in between. And now they’re engaged in a joint mission with another of Author: Duncan Quinn
(Marram Montauk) Montauk, that enduring Hamptons hotspot on the eastern tip of Long Island, has long lured New Yorkers eager for a beachy respite from big city summers. Montauk’s scenic sands and bluffs first made it an artsy haven for Edward Albee, Peter Beard and Andy Warhol, who bought a Author: Chris Wilson