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Happy 69th birthday David Bowie.
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The Shopkeepers
The finest multi-label boutiques in Singapore put the swag back into retail.
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5 things that cycling in Singapore will do for you: 1. You get fitter through this mobile spin class 2. You whizz through traffic jams with ease (once you get used to being honked at enough and cars coming really close) 3. You gain the ability to mock the poor souls who are stuck on the trains as you go past the MRT tracks 4. You don't have to pay for inefficient transport (money which you will be tempted to spend on your bicycle) 5. You learn new hand signs (signalling and some flippin’ the birds) So why are there still brakes on the development of the cycling culture in Singapore? Cheryl wonders why too http://bit.ly/1fx9ITC
6 Japanese Whiskies you should know about
The Hakushu Heavily Peated is a fine example of something that usually would be blended with other malts: smokey as all hell but also light on the tongue and intensely spicy.
Ichiro’s Malt Chichibu the First, clean and straightforward but with a zip to it you wouldn’t find in a Scotch of the same age — which is why we like world whiskies in the first place. Same process, different results.
The lovely, rich Miyagikyo 12-year-old is similar but without the smoke. That characteristic spice comes from ageing in wood in a warm climate.
The Nikka Taketsuru 17-year-old is a mix of whiskies from the company’s Yoichi and Miyagikyo distilleries. Despite having oak spice as well, it is cushioned by sweet grain and a little peaty smoke.
And then we have the Nikka Coffey Grain Whisky (Yes, they know how to spell). The name comes from the column-style Coffey still in which it’s made. Most grain whisky is pretty mild stuff. Not this: there’s so much oak spice in the finish that you could use it in place of Fireball.
The Yamazaki 12-year-old is clean and harmonious, but it has an intriguing whiff of incense that you won’t find in Scottish whiskies.
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Karl Lagerfeld at the exclusive opening of the photography exhibition “The Glory of Water” in Munich, Germany. The exhibition presents fascinating photographs of Rome's fountains taken by Karl Lagerfeld, a restored version of the fashion film produced by FENDI in 1977, “Histoire D'Eau”.
March 18, 2014
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Rush Hour - Fashion shoot for Esquire Singapore, March 2014