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A lot of Gents Place members have a decided preference for whiskey and many of its glorious and historic variants. Our articles about spirits reflect this preference. But a category that continues to grow (and rapidly) in the United States is wine, and unlike whiskey, wine can sometimes seem intimidating. But it shouldn't be. We've put together a few simple basics to keep in mind should you wish to up your wine game and broaden the

"How long have you been watching Shark Tank?" Daymond John asked. Eighteen-year old Max Feber, founder of Bruw Coffee (who ended up getting a deal with Dallas-based shark Mark

One thing about being one of the greatest in a sport is that others great in their respective sports watch you too. As Tiger Woods won the Masters a

This guest article is written by our Gents Place car expert Brett Hatfield. You can find more of his writing here. Let’s say you are a car guy (if you

Men’s fashion is more complicated than ever before. The ever-changing and increasingly experimental trends have made it difficult to know what basic items you should own.  That's why we put

If you're like most people, going to see the doctor isn't one of your favorite activities.  In fact, some of you may need to be really ill before you would

Pipe smoking has been used by cultures all throughout the world, over many centuries, as part of sacred rituals, be they weddings, funerals, or the signing of treaties.  First introduced

Several countries helped colonize the land that would eventually become the United States, so it's unsurprising that their legacy can still be seen in our holidays.  Mardi Gras pays homage

Some people live very close to their family (and some don't live far enough away!) so they are used to seeing them regularly and don't need to make special plans

Many years ago DNA tests were used primarily for medical reasons (to help identify possible hereditary diseases) or legal ones (paternity testing).  But since the very first "test at home"

Digital devices have managed to make standalone cameras, watches, and even house keys begin to disappear.  Complementing this dematerialization caused by technology, a wave of minimalism is sweeping many developed