IN A BRIEF BREAK FROM OUR FITNESS ISSUE—SOME GRATIFYING WAYS TO INDULGE YOUR BAD HABITS

BY TIA KIM

Moleskine Beer Journal
It can be hard to remember all the nuances of the brews we drink. Featuring the same black cover Moleskine is known for, this specialty book offers 240 pre-formatted pages to record tasting notes, log homebrewing efforts, save recipes, and jot down details of brewpubs. Two hundred adhesive labels help keep tabs on everything. $20

Alfred Dunhill Turbo Lighters
It’s hard not to look stylish when lighting up with one of these gems, available in five different styles. All are made from premium materials, sport a turbo gas mechanism, and a shape reminiscent of Dunhill’s sports lighters of the 1920s. $700 to $1,125

Porsche Design Churchill Pocket Humidor
This portable stick preserver looks great and is crazy strong, due to a carbon fiber shell and special adhesives that keep your H. Upmanns from getting blasted by moisture or bent in transit. Oh, and did we mention it’s made by hand? $425

Wappa Cedar Sake Bottle
Designed by Shunji Kurimori and crafted from straight grain Akita Cedar (grown in an area of Japan with a harsh winter climate, the wood develops slowly—their timber possessed of grain and strength
not found in cedars from other areas), this design offers a classic look while holding your sake’s temperature, hot or cold. $200

Burger Lab
Burger Lab: The Art and Science of the Perfect Burger (Hardie Grant, 2017) is a cookbook that functions as a how-to guide for building, cooking, and eating America’s favorite fast food item. Included are sought-after recipes from cult burger joints, illustrated diagrams laid out in scientific detail, and a look at perfect side dishes. $17

Holmes Vaporizer Pipe
Created to celebrate Peterson of Dublin’s 150th anniversary and to honor its Sherlock Holmes line of tobacco pipes, the Holmes adopts the lines of the literary inspector’s deerstalker hunting cap for its bowl, which has an LED indicator that glows orange when you take a drag. $65

Bartendro
This Raspberry Pi-powered sidekick lets you hook its dispensers to
various juices and liquors. Simply choose a drink you’d like to make from the tablet or smartphone app, and it precisely dispenses the ingredients into your glass. $500 to $2,500