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One of Florence, Italy’s best and most beautiful hotels is all but hidden in a medieval tower built more than 800 years ago tucked into one of the city’s most exclusive shopping streets. Antica Torre di Via Tornabuoni is as historic as it gets,
Only launched in summer of last year by father and daughter duo Jeff and Sydney Block, Catedral de Mi Padre quickly amassed a pile of awards thanks to its dedication for artisanal production, use of both traditional and a bit more rare agave stocks, and, quite frankly, superb packaging. Author: Nicolas Stecher
One Beverly Hills Finding a respite amidst the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles can be difficult (an understatement) but the best option yet is on the way: One Beverly Hills, run by luxury hospitality group Aman, is set to offer up an oasis in the City of Angels starting Author: Beau Hayhoe
Bordeaux needs little introduction, and neither does Saint-Émilion–a wee wine region within Bordeaux’s boundaries that produces otherworldly reds. One of the newest additions to the region’s Grand Cru Classé status is Lassègue, the flagship wine of Château Lassègue made predominantly with Merlot and Cabernet Franc. It’s young right Author: Kate Dingwall
(Getty Images) Kendall Jenner is channeling her inner Wym Hof in a chilly new Instagram post. The 26-year-old supermodel stepped into snowy conditions at Aspen while wearing just a stringy black bikini and faux fur boots. A trio of photos preserved frigid moment for Jenner’s 214 million Instagram followers. Author: Maxim Staff
(Amy Sussman/Getty Images) Sydney Sweeney is promoting her upcoming “nunsploitation” horror flick Immaculate with a bizarre viral video that references The Bible. The bombshell actress, 26, posted a video in which she looks into the camera and reads the passage, “Second Kings, Chapter 2, Verses 24 to 24”. Sweeney Author: Maxim Video
(Mount Gay) When the world’s oldest rum distillery crafts a new flagship expression, it’s worth taking note. Barbados’ pride and joy Mount Gay was founded back in 1703, meaning the Caribbean distillery boasts over three centuries of distilling, aging and blending tradition. Recently minted Master Blender Trudiann Branker, who took Author: Nicolas Stecher