Brandon Wenerd

4 weeks ago | brobible.com | Brandon Wenerd

I watched a movie called Adult Best Friends on a Friday night after coming home from a party in Hollywood where Green Day, a quintessential band of my middle school years, was promoting their new 7-Eleven Slurpee. If you’re interested in the frivolous details, it’s called Kerplunk Candy Grape (after their 1992 album) and it tastes like those big juicy Trader Joe’s cotton candy grapes you buy when you feel like splurging on an all-natural sweet treat.

1 month ago | brobible.com | Brandon Wenerd

So here’s the deal: I’m a middle-aged white jam band fan, complete with an IPA gut and a sixth sense for finding the best garlic grilled cheese in any stadium or amphitheater parking lot. Need proof? Look at that picture above, directly ripped from my Instagram post after going to the third show of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour. I’m not afraid to admit that it screams “this guy is having a mid-life crisis over his own mediocrity.” I get it.

1 month ago | brobible.com | Brandon Wenerd

It’s been a month since Rory McIlroy stepped onto Augusta in the Nike Pink Bloom Infinity Tour 2s, and the internet followed. Nike’s Pink Bloom collection became the golf style moment of the season. The colorway blew up, the shoes sold out, and sneakerheads and weekend duffers alike were left scrambling. Now they’re back while supplies last at Nike.com. Golf season is officially in full bloom.

1 month ago | brobible.com | Brandon Wenerd

There are plenty of sock-optional shoes for guys once the temps rise:Boat shoes (the old BroBible staple, for the Nantucket and Charleston crowd). Loafers (love ‘em, especially the Tecovas Bennetts in Midnight Calfskin,  like a summer tux for the feet). Driving shoes (shoutout to Tecovas Monterreys—$195, still undefeated in my book). Huaraches, however, are one of those shoes your grandfather wore on his trips to Alcapouca and fell in love with. They’re a whole different animal.

1 month ago | brobible.com | Brandon Wenerd

I have a theory. It’s sort of a half-joke, but also a half-truth:Hot sauce is the elixir of life. Turns out, I might not be totally off base. One large study out of China tracked hundreds of thousands of people and found that those who ate spicy food several times a week lived longer. No one’s saying chili peppers are the fountain of youth, but if sweating through a habanero sauce on your eggs every morning also happens to boost your longevity? I’ll take that gamble every time.