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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Cool Hunting
- Top 5M sites
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Brian Kinsman and Adrian Newey on Committing Before the Result Exists - COOL HUNTING® (opens the original)
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A cask filled at Glenfiddich this morning will not be opened for at least 12 years. The person filling it has to be right about a flavor that does not yet exist and can’t be sampled for a decade. That is the working condition Brian Kinsman, Glenfiddich’s Malt Master, shares with Adrian Newey, the Aston Martin Formula One Team’s Managing Technical Partner, who spends his days shaping airflow around cars nobody has built. It’s also the premise of the Glenfiddich & Aston Martin Formula One Team par
Cerramos en Casa: Hennessy, Bad Bunny and the Craft of Coming Home - COOL HUNTING® (opens the original)
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Most world tours end somewhere large enough to justify the phrase. This one ended in a municipal ballpark in San Juan, announced four days ahead, at $50 a ticket. Hennessy was the tour’s global presenting partner, from the November opening in Santo Domingo through to the ballpark. Its spaces ran at stops along the route, and its name carried into the bars, markets and club nights that gathered around the shows. For a house with a long relationship to music and to the artists who move it forward,
1X’s Dar Sleeper Wants the Future to Feel Familiar - COOL HUNTING® (opens the original)
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The humanoid robot had a look before it had a market. Science fiction settled the question decades ago with bright LEDs and polished metal, and the industry has largely inherited that answer without arguing with it, because chrome reads as tomorrow at a glance. NEO was built against it. The home humanoid from 1X stands five feet six inches, weighs 66 pounds and arrives in a knit suit in one of three muted colorways, sitting closer to furniture than to equipment. Dar Sleeper, who leads product an
Second Serve: Heineken 0.0 Puts Serena Williams’ Ticket Art on a Can - COOL HUNTING® (opens the original)
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Ticketing has spent the last decade erasing its own evidence. Barcodes that expire on a lock screen. Transfers that move between wallet apps. What went missing in that shift was the ticket stub, the small printed artifact fans kept in a drawer for 20 years because it was the only proof they were in the room. Heineken 0.0 has built its US Open campaign on the premise that those stubs are still live. Second Serve Tickets, made with 23-time Grand Slam champion and Heineken 0.0 global ambassador Ser
Hi-Snaps and the End of the Imitation Drink - COOL HUNTING® (opens the original)
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The alcohol alternative has spent the last several years perfecting its impression of the real thing. Zero-proof spirits engineered to burn like gin. Adaptogenic aperitifs in wine-shaped bottles. Cans styled to pass for beer at arm’s length. All of it assumes the way past drinking is a convincing imitation of it. Hi-Snaps is built on a different premise entirely: the drink was never the point. Founded by co-founders Sam Lim Achatz and Allison Parc, Hi-Snaps is not a beverage at all. It’s a snap—
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