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Eufy Omni E28 Review: Cleaning smarter, not harder

1 week ago | calibremag.com | Sam Huff

Smart homes are rapidly becoming the norm, as we integrate more tech into our daily routines. One prominent addition is the robot vacuum cleaner. Far from being just a simple floor sweeper, the newly released Eufy Omni E28 not only vacuums and mops, but it also incorporates another bold innovation: the FlexiOne portable deep clean unit, adding powerful targeted stain removal to the already impressive repertoire.
Istanbul unveiled: Mosques, markets, and modern art

2 weeks ago | calibremag.com | Sam Huff

With one foot in Europe and one in Asia, Istanbul is a city with a dazzling fusion of culture, modern art, history, and energy. Echoes of empires linger, as towering mosques, crumbling Roman walls, and Ottoman palaces weave a rich tapestry of the past. Once the prized seat of power for emperors and sultans, Istanbul has long captivated the imagination.
Sleek, smart and sustainable: Heesen Santosha yacht sets sail

3 weeks ago | calibremag.com | Phil Huff

Heesen Yachts has delivered Santosha, the first in its new 57-metre aluminium series and a vessel that brings together contemporary style, efficient engineering, and a growing emphasis on sustainability. Launched under the project name Akira, Santosha is built on Heesen’s Fast Displacement Hull Form, developed by Van Oossanen Naval Architects.
Step into summer with the Blenheim Food Festival

1 month ago | calibremag.com | Sam Huff

As the days get longer and we head towards summer, the Blenheim Palace food festival is once again on the horizon. The 3-day celebration, running from Saturday, May 24th to Monday, May 26th, 2025, will feature a celebration of food, fun and entertainment with Michelin-star masterclasses and talented local artisans and gourmet stallholders bringing fresh flavours from around the world to the grounds of Blenheim.
Review: The Golden Ball near Henley serves up Michelin-worthy flavours

1 month ago | calibremag.com | Sam Huff

The Golden Ball in Lower Assendon, just outside Henley-on-Thames, is, on the face of it, a quintessential country pub. The 17th-century building is beautifully whitewashed, with wooden planters bursting with spring flowers and the sun-dappled beer garden is dotted with umbrella-shaded tables. It’s classic English countryside through and through, so it’s no surprise The Golden Ball was featured in Midsomer Murders. But charming as it may be, the real question is: what’s the food like?
Fine dining, underground: Supperclub.tube delivers a unique Latin-American experience

2 months ago | calibremag.com | Phil Huff

Some of the most memorable meals are defined not just by the food, but by where you eat them. Supperclub.tube is one of those experiences. Inexplicably set inside a 1967 Victoria Line Tube carriage, permanently housed within the grounds of the Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum, this unusual supper club offers a six-course Latin American tasting menu with a serious culinary pedigree. It’s the sort of left-field concept that could easily rely on its setting alone – but doesn’t.
Sazerac launches private barrel programme for UK bourbon lovers

2 months ago | calibremag.com | Phil Huff

Sazerac Company, the American distilling powerhouse behind Buffalo Trace, is bringing one of its most exclusive experiences to the UK for the first time: the Sazerac Barrel Select (SBS) programme. Long popular in the United States, the SBS initiative gives individuals and small groups the chance to select and purchase their own private barrel of bourbon. Each barrel offers a unique and unrepeatable flavour profile, making it a prized experience for serious whiskey enthusiasts.
Sonos Arc Ultra and Sub 4 review: The ultimate home cinema sound system?

2 months ago | calibremag.com | Phil Huff

Few names carry as much weight when it comes to soundbars as Sonos. The new Sonos Arc Ultra, paired with the Sub 4 subwoofer, is the latest upgrade to the brand’s home cinema offering. It promises better sound, smarter features, and an even sleeker design, but does it deliver enough to justify its price tag? We spent time living with the Arc Ultra to find out. At first glance, the Arc Ultra looks a lot like its predecessor, but look a little closer, and you’ll spot subtle design tweaks.
Polestar 3: Luxury Swedish electric SUV review

2 months ago | calibremag.com | Phil Huff

Polestar started as Volvo’s performance arm before going its own way with a plug-in hybrid £140,000 sports car, the Polestar 1. It then went all-in on electric power, leading to the thoroughly likeable Polestar 2 saloon. The Polestar 3 is its first attempt at a large, luxury electric SUV, going up against heavyweights like the BMW iX, Audi Q8 e-tron, and Mercedes EQE SUV. Unlike the closely related Volvo EX90, which squeezes in seven seats, the Polestar 3 is strictly a five-seater.
Taylor’s Victory Port commemorates 80 years since the end of WWII

2 months ago | calibremag.com | Sam Huff

Vintage Port wine maker Taylor’s has announced the release of a new and very rare Port wine. Taylor’s Victory Port was created to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. The exclusive limited edition offering of 1,945 individually numbered bottles references the year when peace was finally restored. In January 2025, a new category of Port wine was established: the 80-Year-Old Tawny Port.