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Is Using Airplane Mode on Flights Still Necessary?

A viral Threads debate has travelers questioning one of the most familiar in-flight rules

Can the Ineos Grenadier Win Over a Defender Junkie?

After owning a '60s Land Rover and '90s Defender, I had high hopes for the SUV that's inspired by the glory days of utilitarian adventuring

The “Mystic Outlands” Travel Trend Is About More Than Moody Landscapes

Come for the ancient runs, stay for some much-needed introspection

Meet the Judges of The Spill Awards 2026

Over three dozen drinks industry professionals helped us curate our winners

Christina Veira Is Rallying for a Better Hospitality Industry

The award-winning bartender is throwing down a red flag on some of the industry’s most glaring issues

Matchbook Crafts Unusually Awesome Spirits for the World’s Best Bars

Our Distillery of the Year is a Long Island secret (but not for long)

The Brewery of the Year Crushes It With Traditional Lagers

Why Alternate Ending stands above the rest

Wine Trends Come and Go, but Gaja’s Barbarescos Remain Legendary

The family’s next generation has decamped to Sicily and embraced the odd sides of Piedmont, all while referencing the winery’s rebel past

Philadelphia Is America’s Most Underrated Drinking City

Locals have been in on the secret for quite some time. We’re lucky to finally be in the know.

These Three Icons Have Changed the Drinks World for the Better

Get to know drinks legends Dr. Laura Catena, David Wondrich and Garrett Oliver, winners of our 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award

Ricky Reyna and Izzy Tulloch Are the Next Great Bartenders

The future of hospitality lies with these two charming NYC mixologists

Panda & Sons Is Scottish Hospitality at Its Finest

The Edinburgh bar champions the high-low, putting revolutionary cocktail techniques and $10 grocery store wine side by side

The Best Spirits Bottles of the Year

From bourbon and Scotch to tequila and gin, these expressions are worth seeking out

The Weighted Hotel Minibar Is Wildly Outdated

The minibar is supposed to encourage spontaneous indulgence. Sensors totally kill the mood.