Table4 min
Unbreakable glasses: translating glass to Tritan
The classic tequila glass carries 80 years of visual grammar. Replicating that silhouette in a polymer that does not break required ten prototypes before approving the first.
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Origin7 min
Cuyutlán, the salt that breathes
Before reaching the table, sea salt spends five hours in the open air. Notes from the oldest salt flat on Mexico's Pacific coast and why the dawn harvest changes the crystal's texture.
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Origin5 min
Mexican cacao: bitter notes of the craft
Tabasco supplies over 60% of Mexico's cacao. How its aromatic profile shifted over the past two decades, and what a roaster looks for when biting into the raw bean.
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