Fall Fare Deserves Marqués de Cáceres
When autumn sets in, we tend to roll with the changes. We button up to take on the chill in the air and adjust our eating habits accordingly. It’s a period defined by a natural pivot that deserves to be taken full advantage of, especially from a food and drink standpoint.
Enter Marqués de Cáceres, a family-owned winery rooted in Spain’s celebrated winemaking tradition. With vineyards in both Rioja and Rueda Cristina Forner is also shining a light on Ribera del Duero and other top D.O.s of Spain, the winery specializes in balanced, food-friendly wines—offerings that do particularly well alongside fall fare. In fact, there’s hardly a portfolio more suitable for the comforting spices, warmer flavors, and earthy tones of the dishes associated with the coming season.
Marqués de Cáceres has been part of the dining table for generations, delivering deftly made wines that not only complement the menu but elevate the entire experience. Wines like these, from vibrant Verdejo to red blends bursting with fruit and spice, can take a typical Sunday dinner and turn it into a meal to remember.
craft beer, indigenous style
When an industry fails to reflect the community, it falls short. That’s the case for everything from fashion and music to the craft beer movement. Diversity in production honors the diversity in consumers.
In terms of beer, it’s long been a white and male dominated affair. Lately, marginalized folks have made strides and craft beer has partnered up with some organizations doing great work. But so much work is left to do.
When’s the last time you had a beer brewed by an Indigenous community? Chances are good that you haven’t. But it’s not just the fact that the industry could stand to be more inclusive. It stems from some repulsive federal policy first put on the books in the early 19th Century.
Times, they are a-changing. Meet Talking Cedar Brewery & Distillery, the nation’s first Indigenously-run beer and spirits producer. While the label has been around for nearly ten years, it’s really hit its stride as of late and remains a genuine pioneer in the Indigenous beer and spirits realm.
the men’s health 2026 sleep awards
AT MEN’S HEALTH, we’ve long covered the many ways quality sleep can improve your performance and recovery. New research continues to reinforce just how much it matters: A recent study of 425 recreational runners found that a combination of shorter sleep, lower sleep quality, and more nighttime disturbances was associated with 78 percent higher odds of reporting an injury.
No product can guarantee a perfect night’s rest, but the right setup can help. For the 2026 Men’s Health Sleep Awards, our editors and testers evaluated the latest mattresses, pillows, bedding, furniture, and sleep trackers for comfort, support, temperature regulation, ease of use, and overall performance. Here’s to waking up feeling like a champ.