Does the packaging reveal anything about its contents? Not quite.

If it's a song you call it a remix, if it's a movie it's a redux. It's the case of Chivas 12, the bottle and the design has undergone a Restage – it's now smoothly modern and classically contemporary.

Finally! No more watered-down drinks with this simple design.

[LONG PLAY IS CLOSED FOR GOOD] LongPlay is dedicated to pleasing a few of your senses, most notably your auditory ones, with its superb turntables, speakers and collection of classic vinyls. Oh yeah, they do serve a few cocktails as well.

There's an Absolut Party, and you are invited

The Swedes Got There First: Stockholm's Spiritmuseum Curates and Celebrates the Science and Art of Beer Making. And Yes, You Can Get a Pint or Three When You're There.

With Miami Beach Edition, hotelier Ian Schrager has reimagined a resort primed for the 21st Century. Are you ready for the future?

The bar of the future is... Archaeology cocktails? Jennifer Colliau brings cocktails back from the dead. How, you might ask. Read on.

You won't believe what Beaufort Bar (Savoy Hotel, London) has done with its menu. You may never look a waiter in the face again!

When you really really really need to know the colour of your beer, then reach for a cold, fresh Beertone.

Prescription beer: one for each day of the week. And Sunday? Make yourself a Bloody Mary. Genius design.

All trendy menus look basically the same, until these guys from Trick Dog came along and made it so covetable it was either frequently stolen or Instagramed. See for yourself how clever it is.