What’s more romantic than a cup of wonderful coffee brought to you in bed? Assuming your favourite person already has that base covered, here are a few loving suggestions for the coffee person in your life.

This year, you can embrace your narcissistic side and get your lover a replica of your head, made from chocolate and covered in gold dust (sadly not the real kind).

Getting your morning cuppa out of this R4 000 kettle could send your blood boiling instead – it takes a ‘painfully slow’ six minutes until the water is ready to pour.

If you want to enjoy rosé all day without the hangover, you’ll want to get your hands on Urban Outfiters’ snugly new Rosé Bottle Oversized Pillow. With this pretty pink pillow, every hour can be happy hour.

An unusual pop-up bar is pulling the crowds in Tokyo. Gomi (meaning trash) Pit is located at a local waste facility and incinerator.

A new horror-themed pop-up bar is coming to London this weekend and is offering their guests cocktails made with real blood.

If you’re planning a trip where you can drink endless beer and pay less for it than you would for water, your dream destination is to the best beer-drinking location in the world: Prague in the Czech Republic.

Like any plant, the tea plant is composed of hundreds of different compounds. Some of the most interesting ones fall into the category of polyphenols, so called because of their molecular structure. These compounds, specifically a sub-category called “tannins” are responsible for the dark color you sometimes get in tea and they also account for the possible health benefits of tea.

While the rest of the world is getting excited over goat meat and cauliflower steaks, over in Tokyo there’s a much more exciting food trend afoot.

Salvatore’s Legacy – which Donovan Bar in Mayfair, London, claims is the world’s oldest cocktail – costs a whopping £5,000 because of the ingredients used.