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A grill that's integrated into an eight-person table.
Good beer comes from great water. These breweries are leading the charge to save more of it while making tasty new ales.
Your burger and bacon may have a surprising new ingredient
Our gear writer has a love affair with this vessel—and if you think it's just about the beer, you'd be dead wrong
The Oxx CoffeeBoxx is insanely durable, but we weren't wowed by its coffee
If you're willing to pack in a bit more weight, you can have pretty much any food you desire, thanks to "retort" packs
In California, millions of dollars' worth of almonds, walnuts, and pistachios are disappearing. Farmers are perplexed, the cops are confused, and the crooks are getting richer. We sent Peter Vigneron to the Central Valley to take a crack at the crimes.
A pair of recovering carnivores, faced with too many recipe options, put five plant-based cookbooks to the test
Everything you need to play mixologist in the backcountry is likely already in your pack
An airstream with a DJ set up and full bar.
If you can't climb them yourself, you might as well drink like you did
One man’s quest to avoid bad coffee and dirty bathrooms
Hosting a group of athletes for a post-workout meal? Take these tips from a Grand Tour veteran.
This flask costs $2000 and holds two types of whiskey.
Crack open one of our favorites this Friday—otherwise known as National Beer Day
We pitted a Nalgene against a metal insulated Hydro Flask to test the merits of each
We gathered advice from the best in the business on how to make alfresco dining unforgettable
Take it from this chef: you don't need no stinking gas stove
These brews are named for some of America's most beloved spaces. A few even benefit the lands they honor.
We pitted a $30 Stanley against three less-pricey competitors to find out
The tools United States Barista Champion Lemuel Butler uses to brew his own personal java
Advances in technology tease us with the possibility of safer alcohol, but there are lots of regulations and ethical questions still to be tussled with
After 'Born to Run' introduced the world to the Tarahumara people and the healthful chia that grows on their land, they may have found a way to turn the seeds into economic stability
A mini-kegerator for craft-beer lovers who crave variety.
Aged booze will always rule the top shelf, but a new crop of local distillers thinks youth can be a virtue
A former banker started from scratch to create what might be Patagonia's first distilled spirit
The season's hottest flavors are spruce, pine, and juniper. Here's where to taste them.
Start smoking the pork before the lifts close to ensure a thorough cook.
Kris Mychasiw represents the only two professional athletes in the sport—and he sees a much bigger future for those who can chug and run fast
Trained collectors are trekking into remote parts of the Southwest in hopes of discovering hardy new hops that can withstand warming temperatures
The 'Chile Pepper Bible' will have you grabbing for holy water as you fan the flames in your mouth
Eduardo Garcia almost died when he was shocked with 2,400 volts of electricity on a hike in 2011. Now he's back to foraging and hunting with more zeal than before, and he wants you to do the same.
A coffeemaker that guarantees a perfect cup of joe
Consider yourself a whiskey drinker? Then you need these glasses.
A growler that ensures your beer is always bubbly
A portable wood-fired oven that makes perfect pizzas in 90 seconds
The stars of 'Alaska: The Last Frontier' have created a cookbook full of their family's best recipes that offers homesteading inspiration to even the city-bound
We've written about Eduardo Garcia before and his survival story impacted thousands. Now, it's time to celebrate his resiliency.
Trying to decide whether to lug that French press across three mountain passes? We tested six brew methods to determine which one makes the best cup of joe the most efficiently.
OK, one of them has a little bit of pumpkin in it. But that doesn't mean it's not really damn good.
Patagonia wants to change our food supply, starting with a brew that features a unique, sustainable new grain
Our online editor was sent a summer’s worth of coffee to share with the office. On National Coffee Day, he finally owns up to why it never made the rounds.
They're a perfectly engineered camping food (there's scientific evidence somewhere), but you spend a lot of time around campfires. You should tweak the recipe every so often.
Power players from around the world don't subsist on oatmeal alone. We asked athletes to share the hometown dishes that are still part of their training diet.
No beer beer cap is too tough for this burly, Yeti-designed bottle opener.
Seaweed farmers want Americans to eat the "kale of the sea" in more than just sushi, and there's good reason to take their advice
Two Swedish librarians traded the stacks for kayaks to become sustainable harvesters, lead seaweed safaris, and sell their fare to Sweden's fine-dining restaurants
This is your essential setup for daily meals, training recipes, and even the occasional dinner party
Our writer replaced all her protein with insects for a week to see how difficult, expensive, and tasty it can be. The result: a guide to the real-life, (mostly) non-gross-out logistics of being an insectivore.
Plus 5 store-bought staples that'll maximize your time and money
A new list names the places where you’ll pay the least and most for a beer. We asked locals what the drinking culture is like in each.
Lumberjacks! Dinner! Adventure! What’s not to like?
All the ingredients and gear you need for real meals on the trail
Putting five outdoor barbeques to the test and rediscovering the importance of cooking in the woods
We tracked down one of the country's foremost fungi hunters to find out what's in his kit