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Blood, Bassnectar and Migos. Richards, who will also spin as Destructo, says the diverse musicality of the Hard fest has always been its strength. “The first Hard Summer had N.E.R.D. and MSTRKRFT, so it’s the same scene—some hip-hop, a lot of electro and techno—but it’s just grown by leaps and bounds,” he says. “My curation is the same as it was 10 years ago; it’s just a bigger scene now. Back then no one was booking any of the stuff. People didn’t know who Diplo or Skrillex or even Steve Aoki was, and now everyone has done really well, and now here we are. We have six stages instead of two. We have 100,000 people instead of 5,000. But the core of it is still awesome music fit for a rager.”
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contests, DJs and games like skeeball, cornhole, oversized beer pong and Connect Four, plus classic board and card games. And don’t forget the world-famous Hooters Girls, as if you would. If you’re looking for a good time by the pool at a different speed, there’s a new option just off the Strip.
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f it feels to you like Beauty & Essex just got here—that it couldn’t possibly have arrived at the Cosmopolitan a year ago—you’re not alone. “It’s been an incredible whirlwind,” says chef and restaurateur (and Chopped star) Chris Santos, who also opened Vandal in New York and B&E in LA in the last year. “What was great for us was being able to bring what we established in Vegas—kind of a dream team of chefs that we put together for the opening—and translate that to the next project. The LA opening was a breeze, because we had been together. There’s nothing more fun than the process of opening a restaurant. There’s a lot of creativity that goes into it.”
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Founded in 2007, WhistlePig has only been available in Nevada since March. What makes it so special? WhistlePig focuses exclusively on rye whiskey and the aging process, and since September 2015, every aspect of its creation—from growing the rye to the wood used in the aging barrels—is all executed on the WhistlePig farm in Vermont.
The cart offers three variations of the Old Fashioned, two of which feature rising star rye brand WhistlePig—the New Old Fashioned pairs the rich, 12-year-old spirit with house grenadine, blueberries and blackberries, while the Premium Old Fashioned uses 15-year-old WhistlePig in a classic format.
“We believe we’ve elevated the category and established the luxury tier in rye, which was basically thought of as a junk whiskey,” says Michael Hodge, chief of sales for the western region. “Singlemalt [Scotch] has that prestige, but if you look at American whiskey, it’s just not there. Pappy Van Winkle is one bour-
bon out of the entire American whiskey portfolio that has established that age statement, and we thought, ‘We can do that with rye.’” It has already happened. All you have to do is look at the response to the product. “The aura of WhistlePig has spread,” Hodge says. “Vegas has that luxury culture and consumer, a lot of people who are looking for quality and for a story.” Cut at Palazzo, 702-607-6300; daily 5:30-11 p.m. –Brock Radke
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