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It's time for the final chapter in the story of our collaboration with Sixpoint to make Hop Tech 431, the beer of…
Gizmodo has teamed up with Brooklyn’s Sixpoint Brewery to create a limited-edition IPA called Hop Tech 431, brewed…
The other week, Kelsey brightened your Friday afternoon with the tale of three cities that are each symbolized by a…
After a long day of futuristic work and hydroponic farming in Gizmodo's Home of the Future, we're betting that one…
Cinco de Mayo is a gringo holiday anyway, so I'm not going to judge you if you choose to celebrate with a frozen…
Around the world, but especially in America, the feast of St. Patrick—the patron saint of Ireland—on March 17 is cele…
It's just not fair: every single grape varietal and wine style, including some that no one has ever even heard of (Ka…
Here's the question: in a world where the design of a 3D printed gun is freely available on the internet, can we—or…
By day, Rachel Meyer is a plant evolutionary biologist researching crop genomics at NYU. But, by evening and…
It's the first full day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, which calls for celebration. Yesterday, on the…
In 1805, a twenty-three year-old Bostonian named Frederic Tudor launched a new industry: the international…
Last week, at a former bodega in Alphabet City, food designer Emilie Baltz and smart object designer Carla Diana…
The story behind NASA's brief embrace of extraterrestrial sherry is a curious one. In the early seventies, the…
In an interesting but somewhat obviously biased New Statesman article, the marketing team at audio-engineering firm …
In today's Observer, architecture editor Rowan Moore explores Europe's largest infrastructure project: London's new…
Like every other major metropolis, New York City has tunnels for people, tunnels for cars, and lots of tunnels for…