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In today’s newsletter, we will talk about - Bringing Prohibition chic back - The un-touristy NYC experience - Tribute to Kodava culture Here’s your trivia for today: What drink was created as a prophylactic treatment for malaria? --------------------------------------------------------------- Wine and Food Bringing Prohibition chic back unassuming entrance, a secret code that changes every week, cocktails made from forbidden ingredients—PCO in Delhi has everything you’d need to bring the allure and mystery of Prohibition to modern times. Short for Pass Code India, the speakeasy, which is fashioned in the style fashioned of the historical illegal watering holes, has now undergone a revamp of the whole experience, emphasising vintage nostalgia. Roaring Twenties reimagined: - The concept of PCO and its speakeasy culture, still in its nascent stages in India, was introduced by sibling duo Radhika and Rakshay in 2012. - PCO’s signature cocktail menu, The Forbidden, features 12 concoctions—each consisting of an ingredient considered forbidden in certain parts of the world or under certain circumstances, such as tobacco paan distillate, hash oil and chyawanprash. - Part of the PCO experience is its Prohibition style decor, with areas like the cigar room and ‘Director’s Room’, which amplify the vintage essence of a speakeasy with elements like wooden panelling, brass lighting, and rich burgundy and olive hues throughout the space. [Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Travel and Leisure The un-touristy NYC experience called the “cultural capital of the world”, New York City has been the setting for numerous novels, movies, and TV programmes. Sex and the City and Friends have made the city an important cornerstone of pop culture. While visitors to NYC typically flock to well-known attractions, be it historical, architectural, or natural, how does one experience one of the world’s most visited cities by the road less travelled? Hidden gems: - For an unusual tourism list, you could start by visiting St Patrick's Old Cathedral, the first Catholic Cathedral of the Archdiocese of New York. Its catacombs have served as the final resting place for some of the most influential figures in American history for the last 200 years. - Get the full vintage experience at Lexington Candy Shop, where you can choose from old-style egg cream (a milky chocolate soda), malted milkshakes, and tuna melts.Founded in 1925, the store harks back to a time when soda fountains and luncheonettes were commonplace. - Hungry for more? In the heart of Downtown Manhattan is Trinity Place, a restaurant and bar built inside a turn-of-the-century Wall Street bank vault. [Know More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Travel and Leisure Tribute to Kodava culture today’s day and age, when everyone’s running the rat race, it’s a rare thing to find a refuge away from the hustle and bustle of city life. That’s the beauty of staying in Evolve Back, Coorg—you go back to living the life of the past, with cleaner air and greener forests, appreciating the simple joys of life. 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