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- Sep 30, 2026
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Zero-proof pit stop? Why Lewis Hamilton created the non-alcoholic tequila-like spirit Almave (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox F1 driver Lewis Hamilton’s non-alcoholic spirit Almave, which is distilled in traditional copper stills a la tequila, will be available exclusively at MBS’ restaurants and bars for a year. SINGAPORE – Alcohol and Formula 1 racing are inextricably linked. After all, the motor racing event’s podium ceremonies are notorious for their champagne celebrations. There is a tradition of the top three finishers spraying one another – and onlookers
Wash your hands, take a nap: Six experience centres where you can try out home products (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Some home product brands have set up captivating multi-sensory spaces. PHOTOS: EDL, HANSGROHE, WOOSA, ROSSO ITALIA LIVING SINGAPORE – These days, it seems like every other home product brand – from those selling bathroom fittings to mattress proprietors – is jumping on the experience store bandwagon. Some are just glorified showrooms. But others have set up captivating multi-sensory spaces that give shoppers a reason to leave their homes.
Death of the showroom? How experience centres are redefining the way you shop for your home (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Experience centres help people imagine how products would fit into their lives. SINGAPORE – If you have had to buy furnishings, electronics or other products for your home in recent months, you may have noticed that “experience centres” are starting to replace the humble showroom. Some even come with swanky names. Local mattress brand Woosa has its Dreamery in Tampines North, with sleep pods that customers can book into. Meanwhile, bathro
Clearing the air: What to look for before buying an air purifier this haze season (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Portable air purifiers can help to filter particulates out of the air. It is approaching the end of August, and in Singapore, that means haze season is upon us. On Aug 9, the country’s haze task force announced its readiness to roll out plans after the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) entered the moderate range in central Singapore in the afternoon. The 24-hour PSI measures the average concentration levels of six component pollutan
Mind the art: The stories and artists behind the works at MRT stations like Hougang and Newton (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox (Clockwise from left) Artwork at Newton, Hougang and Hume MRT stations. PHOTOS: MARK CHEONG, LAND TRANSPORT AUTHORITY SINGAPORE – Thanks to the Land Transport Authority’s (LTA) Art In Transit programme, each new MRT station that has opened in Singapore since 1997 has been furnished with its own unique artwork, which often reflects the location and history of the station. LTA describes the works as comprising “Singapore’s largest public ar
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