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Few models have popularized the naked motorcycle segment like the Ducati Monster. It stood as a celebration of two-wheeled minimalism upon debut in 1993. In the words of its designer, Miguel Galluzzi, “All you need is: a seat, tank, engine, two wheels and handlebar.” (Ducati) Three decades and 350,000 Author: Maxim Staff
Big Green Egg is offering a limited release of its cult-classic Chiminea outdoor fireplace to celebrate the ceramic kamado grill and charcoal smoker brand’s 50th anniversary. Originally introduced in 1999, this backyard beauty returns with a new design crackling with features for improved heat retention and distribution. The weather-proof grill Author: Maxim Staff
(Del Maguey) “Faustino [García Vásquez] and his family are really close to us, and he is a true artist. All these guys are, but Faustino is magical—there’s just something about the way he focuses and his consistency, it’s never ever wavered,” Steve Olson proudly declares of one of his cherished mezcalero Author: Nicolas Stecher
Blazer: PHILIPP PLEIN, Bikini: DOS GARDENIAS, Shoes: PHILIPP PLEIN, Sunglasses: CHROME HEARTS (Photo: Gilles Bensimon) Paige Spiranac took a swing at the antitrust lawsuit filed by 11 LIV Golf players against the PGA Tour amid the raging battle between the dueling golf leagues. On Wednesday, Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau Author: Maxim Staff
Following the release of a Black Album-sonically seasoned whiskey, Metallica continues to celebrate 30 years of the classic album with a pair of limited-edition Vans. Longtime Metallica album and merch artist Pushead, who’s rendered numerous gnarly designs for the band since the late 1980s, contributed Author: Brandon Friederich
Valentini makes some of the wine world’s most grail-worthy bottles. The hallowed brand’s reds and whites rarely appear on shop shelves, often only in Italy’s best bottle shops. The winemaker itself is likewise shrouded in a bit of mystery. Edoardo Valentini passed away in 2006, and the Abruzzo winery Author: Kate Dingwall