The Stitch by InsideHook

2 days ago | insidehook.com | John Lewinski

“We’re building more V12s.” Ask Aston Martin representatives about the company’s road ahead and the cars its boffins have on their drawing boards, and that’s the answer you’ll get. While their rival supercar makers navigate investments in hybrid and fully electric power plants in the age of fading EV mandates, the minds behind Aston Martin say their buyers show no interest in electrons, watts or volts. They want power. They want noise. And they want to burn petroleum to get it.

2 days ago | insidehook.com | Courtney Iseman

If you want to experience the citrus notes of Cascade or Amarillo, the pine of Simcoe, or the passion fruit and lychee of Citra, you visit your neighborhood brewery or beer shop. But where else beyond the category of beer could you enjoy the sensory riches of hops? Look closely, and you just might find them in your next Gin and Tonic or Martini. There’s a niche subcategory of gin made with hops that’s tiny and quiet but thriving.

2 days ago | insidehook.com | Kirk Miller

What we’re drinking: Silent Pool Gin Where it’s from: Hailing from Surrey, England, Silent Pool launched in the UK a decade ago and just officially arrived in the United States mid-last year. In 2023, it was purchased by drinks giant William Grant & Sons. Why we’re drinking this: About 95% of our reviews are based around whisk(e)y or tequila, but it’s summertime, and that calls for gin. So why not try a new(ish) one from England with an eye-catching bottle and a fascinating backstory?

3 days ago | insidehook.com | Logan Mahan

Nota bene: All products in this article are independently selected and vetted by InsideHook editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. If you’re going to foist your bare feet upon the masses this summer, at least encase them in a pair of stylish sandals. Preferably ones that don’t expose your little piggies. Men’s feet can become quite gross if not properly cared for.

4 days ago | insidehook.com | Tanner Garrity

I’ve belonged to eight gyms in the last 15 years. That’s a lot, I guess, but that period encompasses three states and different eras of my life: adolescent summers, the college years, various New York apartments. Anyway, at this point I feel completely comfortable walking into a gym. You know the stride of someone who’s never been to a particular restaurant before, but is positive they’re headed the right way for the bathroom? That’s sort of where I’m at.