Latest Reviews & Editorial Picks
The newest arrivals from across All That Is Cool—wine, skincare, hotels, and more—brought together in one place. Whether you’re chasing the latest review or simply curious what’s caught our eye, this is where it begins. Updated regularly, with only what’s worth your time.
Shangri-La Bangkok Krungthep Wing: Quiet Luxury, but Is It Still Worth the Splurge?
Shangri-La Bangkok Krungthep Wing: Quiet Luxury, but Is It Still Worth the Splurge? The Shangri-La Bangkok Krungthep Wing promises a different rhythm, one of privacy, heritage, and timeless comfort, tucked behind the city’s riverside glamour. Bangkok is not short on spectacle, but quiet indulgence is harder to come by. But in a city full of…
Brothers in Arms Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 Review: A Composed Cabernet from Langhorne Creek
Brothers in Arms Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 Review – A Composed Cabernet from Langhorne Creek We opened this over lunch on a cold, rainy winter’s day, drawn to the name, the label, and the warmth of a Cabernet Sauvignon.
Wynns Coonawarra Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 – Fruit in Reserve, Structure in Focus
Wynns Coonawarra Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 Review – Fruit in Reserve, Structure in Focus We opened the Wynns Coonawarra Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 expecting restraint and classic Coonawarra structure.
Aoyama in Quiet Mode: Our Stay at Hotel Allamanda Aoyama Tokyo
Tokyo is a city of noise, neon, and momentum. But Aoyama moves differently.
Tucked between design houses and tree-lined avenues, Hotel Allamanda doesn’t call attention to itself.
It offers something else…
Penfolds Max’s Shiraz Cabernet Review: Grippy, Oak-Led, and Built for the Long Haul
Penfolds Max’s Shiraz Cabernet 2020 belongs to the more accessible tier of the Penfolds range, crafted for drinkers who want structure and polish without stepping into prestige pricing.
Z WINE Julius Shiraz 2022 Review: Oak Over Fruit in the Barossa
Z WINE Julius Shiraz 2022 Review: Oak Over Fruit in the Barossa Z WINE’s Julius Shiraz 2022 arrives as a bold Barossa release, basket-pressed and sitting at 14.5% ABV. The deep maroon and gold label suggests weight and confidence, setting expectations for plush generosity. On tasting, however, the wine reveals something more restrained, with barrel…