The Heritage Post Magazine No. 62

Ho Ho Ho!

It's back on. Christmas is just around the corner and everyone is frantically buying out Amazon and Temu to organize as many cheap gifts as possible with as little effort as possible. The festival of love has become a pconsumer frenzy.  

In issue number 62 of The Heritage Post, we think in small units instead of big and global. We find relaxation in small things like puzzles, Lego and co. Drinking beer from abbeys where the extraordinary beers are still brewed by monks, Trappist beers. And this year we are not putting a big roast in the oven either, but making the Christmas hustle easier and more varied with Christmas tapas .

The cowboy is back

Every 30 years a trend comes back, they say. Cowboy boots and the entire cowboy look are also remarkably present again. We look at the history of cowboy boots , rummage out the old Lee Storm Rider from the closet and take a look at the latest developments of this look.

A timeless icon that can always be combined with anything is the flannel shirt, to which we dedicate an article in its colorful splendor. And anyone who wants to experience craftsmanship – Made in Germany – should get to know the embroidery Rymhart, with its extraordinary Troyers, which is turning 15 years old, and the leather accessories from Kalos & Sons, whose company history this year even looks back 100 years.

Serious alternatives

Living like in Bullerbü in the big city. Wouldn't that be a dream? Not the dirty dangerous corners, but a peaceful little world with the neighborhood. All over Europe there are corresponding exciting projects in big cities like Paris, Barcelona, Berlin and Milan that we look at. And we also take a critical look at the tech giants from America – are there no European alternatives? Yes, there are, and we introduce you to some of them.

People, brands & stories

This issue combines pre-Christmas anticipation with enjoyment, fashion and music. Look forward to portraits and reports on, among others:

• The racing hot hatch Renault 5 Turbo
• Typewriters
• The musician Yung Lean
• Chess with its impressive history
• An interview with the greatest art forger Wolfgang Beltracchi

Health with humor

In the "medicine cabinet" we once again humorously address the sensitive health topics – honest, direct and with a good portion of humor. In this issue it is about sleeping, runny noses and colds and we introduce the company Naturafit with its dietary supplements.