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Sazerac’s The Last Drop Distillers has announced its 2025 Collection, and this year’s offerings are some of the most impressive in recent memory. The all-whiskey collection includes three bottles: a 27-year-old Buffalo Trace Bourbon, a 55-year-old Scotch single malt, and a 22-year-old Japanese whisky from a distillery shuttered
Forget flying cars, the new C-8 by Sweden’s Candela is a “flying boat”…sort of. The 28-foot-long watercraft, which debuted at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show, acts just as any other boat would in a stationary position, with a carbon fiber hull that sits on Author: Maxim Staff
Isla Bella Beach Resort. Photo: Jared Paul Stern Two very welcoming luxury resorts in the Florida Keys—one situated off Marathon, the other edging Key West—amongst the area’s newest offerings, are transfusing new blood into that sepia-postcard of a 180-mile-long escape hatch along the Overseas Highway, which rolls over countless bridges Author: Jared Paul Stern
Courtesy TAFER Hotels & Resorts Don’t be surprised if you bump into Floyd Mayweather at the new Garza Blanca Resort & Spa in Cancun—the globe-trotting boxing legend was one of the very first guests at the ritzy beach retreat a few months after its soft opening late last year. Author: Jared Paul Stern
2024 Easter Jeep Safari Concepts (clockwise, left to right): Jeep® Willys Dispatcher Concept, Jeep® Gladiator Rubicon High Top Concept, Jeep® Vacationeer Concept, Jeep® Low Down Concept (Jeep) For most, the word “safari” conjures images of khakis, binoculars and exotic African wildlife, but Jeep fans, the word is indelibly linked to Author: Maxim Staff
(Universal Pictures) Director Christopher Nolan dropped a bombshell about the making of his movie Oppenheimer, starring Cillian Murphy as famed nuclear scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer. During a recent interview with TotalFilm magazine, Nolan revealed that he recreated a nuclear test without the help of “computer graphics.” Although Nolan obviously didn’t detonate an Author: Maxim Staff
Watch Angels Designing to solve a problem, like the problem of fighting deep in the trenches with a subpar watch, sometimes lands on a purely functional, underappreciated solution. Sometimes though, those solutions make history — like with the original Waltham Watch Company Field & Marine Trench Watch, which gets an Author: Beau Hayhoe