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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 are reading this, it’s a likely assumption). You may have managed to assemble a collection of cars you love for a variety of reasons. You may have an iconic sports car that has a particular sentimental value, or a fun convertible, a hot rod show car, a cool old 4x4,

It's that time of year in America: we are just days away from way more food than we normally eat, though they are dishes that we sometimes only eat once

While the Southern Hemisphere is gearing up for Summer, those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are getting ready for winter, and for many, that means getting out onto the

Coffee pods are everywhere these days.  Here in the US Keurig has dominant market share, whereas in Europe and Asia, Nespresso, with its raft of celebrity advertising, has captured most

Texans are a proud bunch.  Understandably so.  Texas is the only country that willingly joined the United States, has a separate license plate just for its trucks, and has barbecue

Some time ago we featured an article comparing Glocks and Sigs, in an effort to discuss a more compact firearm.  Some readers were curious about a larger frame pistol, and

This article (and its accompanying photo) is courtesy of our resident gents car guru, Brett Hatfield.  Find more of his car-obsessed writing check out his blog The Driven. The 996 Known internally

In previous years we've done our research and previewed the iPhone 7 and iPhone X pre-launch.  This time we wanted to observe the initial market reaction to the newest iteration

While we've done articles in the past about the different types of cologne you can buy (cologne vs parfum, for example) as well as why how you smell matters, we

Wine, like whiskey, can be intimidating on its own, much less pairing with something else.  You may have often experienced those moments when you leaned on a waiter or sommelier

It's been more than a decade since Tim Ferriss' groundbreaking book with the title he has often said "sounds like a bad infomercial."  While some may not remember the testy