Spirit Of The Week: Booker’s ‘Pinkie’s Batch’ Bourbon
Booker’s fourth and final bourbon of 2022 has arrived: Booker’s Batch 2022-04, “Pinkie’s Batch.” Other chapters from last year tipped the
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Booker’s fourth and final bourbon of 2022 has arrived: Booker’s Batch 2022-04, “Pinkie’s Batch.” Other chapters from last year tipped the
(Hublot) On the heels of Hublot’s flashy recent releases—the Arsham Drop pocket watch, the MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System and the stealthy Depeche Mode Big Bang—the Swiss watchmaker is pivoting to a more subdued style with the new Classic Fusion Essential Grey timepiece. (Hublot) Hublot has made a Author: Brandon Friederich
Maxim celebrated Formula 1’s first-ever Miami Grand Prix by throwing the hottest party in town for 2,700 VIP guests including Jamie Foxx, Calvin Harris, Zedd, Tony Parker and current cover star Daniela Botero. Hosted in partnership with Capture Studios, The Cr8tv, Unkommon Events, and VIP Nightlife, BleauLive Author: Maxim Video
(Elijah Craig) “Striving for greatness,” Conor O’Driscoll states simply when asked what the overriding manifesto commands for the Elijah Craig label within the larger Heaven Hill family. “Those of us working on this brand, and really every brand at Heaven Hill, are driven by a commitment to consistently produce high-quality whiskeys Author: Nicolas Stecher
Cooper Spirits Co. Lovers of Old Fashioneds and quality cold brew coffee now have a bottled cocktail of their very own: Cooper Spirits Co. has unveiled the “Slow & Low Coffee Old-Fashioned,” an elixir that infuses the classic cocktail with a jolt of caffeine. The 80-proof bottle Author: Maxim Staff
(WhistlePig) The same pioneering spirit that earned WhistlePig Boss Hog X: The Commandments a spot on Maxim’s guide to the most innovative spirits of 2023 has already spawned a timely new bottle in 2024. Arriving just in time for Dry January, the Vermont distillery has bottled up Dank Author: Maxim Staff
The Ray-Ban Aviator silhouette first developed for the US Army Air Corps in the 1930s is flying higher than ever—at least with regard to the price of a new solid gold special edition. In celebration of ubiquitous shades’ 84th anniversary, the Luxottica-owned luxury eyewear maker Author: Brandon Friederich