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1 week ago | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
Today, we see rosé wines as a spring and summer essential, with consequences like “rosé all day” plastered on napkins, wine glasses, sweatshirts, etc. But if we look back in time, it’s not an entirely novel concept. Rosé dates back to 1550 BCE with the Phoenicians. Rather than it being the mark of warm weather’s arrival, it was a source of daily hydration. With water being a far cry from the dependable drinking source we know today, the ancients would pour it into red wine to disinfect it.
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Mar 4, 2025 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
If you read any health stories online, I can almost guarantee you’ve heard the buzzwords “resistance training,” “lean mass,” and “protein intake.” While growing your skeletal muscle mass is incredibly important for living a long, independent life, there’s one muscle in particular we need to remember: the heart. Your heart’s health represents your cardiovascular fitness, and the best way to measure that is by testing for VO₂ max.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
“Gabrielle! Come sit down! It’s about to start!” My mother calls from the family room as the rest of the family piles onto the couch. It’s early February 2012, just a week and change away from my 13th birthday.
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Jan 31, 2025 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
About 90 minutes from Shanghai, there’s a new ski resort sprawling over nine square hectares. Its longest run is nearly a quarter mile with a 200-foot vertical drop, and the weather is a comfortable 26°F to 23°F. Always. Outside, temperatures can soar to plus 86°F, but the L+Snow resort, which opened in September 2024, is the world’s largest indoor ski resort.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
Ten years ago, Patricia Lenkov left the world of executive recruiting at high-profile firms such as Spencer Stuart and Heidrick & Struggles, where she had worked for more than a decade, to start her own firm, Agility Executive Search. The year 2008 was a difficult time for such a move, Lenkov admits, “but it was a leap of faith, and I have not looked back.”“I wanted to be more nimble, agile, hence the name,” she says.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
Every morning, I follow the same routine: brush my teeth, do my skincare, take supplements, apply makeup, and put on jewelry. But unlike adding 50 SPF, when I put on the diamond ring that ordains my left pinky, apply the back to each diamond stud post, and snap shut the miniature hoops, or “huggies” as they are often referred to, I feel a sense of comfort. Not because of the stones themselves but rather because each one used to be my grandmother’s.
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Jul 3, 2024 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
This week, Luxury Group by Marriott International announced its partnership with Blade Air Mobility, Inc. (Blade) to improve the traveling experience of its Manhatten guests. Blade is a premier flight chartering service in New York City, Vancouver, Victoria, Canada, Nice, and Monaco. You can book a seat on scheduled flights or privately charter a helicopter, jet, or seaplane to any destination.
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Jun 13, 2024 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
In a micro-factory the size of a garden shed, big minds are tackling a tiny problem: How to use the software that built a laptop to carefully dismantle it, robotically harvesting and sorting its components for reuse and recycling. A few years ago, most of these aging consumer workhorses might have ended up on a scrap heap. But innovators at Molg, with help from Autodesk technology, are efficiently transforming the raw materials of end-of-life products into a more sustainable future.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré
When you think of tequila, what comes to mind? Maybe it could be the salted rim and freshly squeezed lime of a Margarita. Or, that Paloma whose effervescent grapefruit tickles your nose. Or that night that you struggled with deciding whether or not you’d like to forget it. Well, here at Worth, we would like to introduce you to another side of tequila. The one distilled from a culture’s deep history into today’s modern expressions.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
worth.com | Gabrielle Doré |Sean Captain
Bertha González Nieves, born in Mexico City to a family of entrepreneurs, exemplifies the innovative spirit of the tequila industry. Her entrepreneurial journey began with small businesses in Mexico and later included a transformative stint as a Mexican ambassador to Japan. After a visit to Jalisco’s agave fields, her passion for tequila was ignited. With over a decade in various roles at a leading tequila company and a pivotal partnership with Bob Pittman, she co-founded Casa Dragones in 2008.
