If you’re anything like us, you like traveling all over the map, starting conversations with the locals, which inevitably leads to a quick drink or seven. Learning a new language is hard, but you already know how to drink, and learning one word can really kick things off with a relative stranger and turn them…
During a recent conversation with a friend of mine with both German and Japanese heritage, I was made aware of the (pretty large) market of Japanese hangover cures. From hangover drinks to hangover pills and powders, there is a large selection of products designed to cure Japanese men and women of their numerous pains caused…
1. Alfred Dunhill – Chassis Leather and Stainless steel hip flask (Mr Porter) $175 2. J.Crew Prohibition era hip flask (J.Crew) $45 3. Plain Stainless Steel Hip Flask (AliExpress) $3-4.20 4. Nintendo Cartridge flask (Ink Whiskey) $20 5. Stanley Adventure Flask (amazon) $20 6. Macallan x Oakley flask (Macallan) £600 7. R2D2 Hip Flask (etsy)…
The following are excerpts from Philip Greene’s To Have and Have Another – A Hemingway Cocktail Companion. We’ve made each (well, almost) cocktail in the book and selected 6 of our favourites. If you want to feel inspired, any one of these recipes is enough to put some hair on your chest. Few had livers…
1. Breathalyser Safety accessory or challenger? It all depends how you use it, but for $4 shipped this breathalyzer is a must have drinking accessory and might just save someone’s life. 2. Cocktail Kit $13 doesn’t get you too much these days, except on AliExpress. For the price of a decent bottle of wine, you can…