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HAMPTONS Monthly 7/21-8/3, 2016 HAMPTONSMONTHLY.COM Monthly 7/21-8/3, 2016 HAMPTONSMONTHLY.COM HAMPTONS 7/21-8/3, 2016 EAST END ART INSPIRED BY THE HAMPTONS VOL.2 NO.5 VOL.2 CLAMBAKE MTK INAUGURAL EVENT AT GURNEY'S SUMMER SOMMELIER ENJOY THE FLAVORS OF L.I. VINEYARDS Grand Opening Spectacular rooftop pool, spa & lounge Breathtaking river, park & skyline views · Signature Glenwood white glove service The Height of Glenwood Rental Luxury Magnificent 24 hour attended lobby · Full size washer & dryer in every residence IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Studios from $3670* · 1 BR’s from $4750* · 2 BR’s from $7310* · NO FEE Steps from Columbus Circle and Central Park Builder | Owner | Manager 175 West 60th Street · 212-581-6060 · EncoreApartments.NYC All the units include features for persons with disabilities required by FHA *Net effective rent Equal Housing Opportunity 1 MunnRabot NYU1674_Subway_Hamptons Monthly_Mosaic 4-11-16 _From_Resolution 7037 Contents HAMPTONS Cover Photo: “Daybeds at Gurney’s” by IdeaWork Studios. Though some people love going to the East End for an action- filled weekend, sometimes there’s nothing better than getting away from it all for some top-notch rest and relaxation. Gurney’s Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa is an iconic getaway, featuring access to a 2,000-foot private sand beach. The latest addition to this destination is “The Residences at Gurney’s”- 12 oceanfront homes adjacent to the property that offer the most dramatic proximity to the ocean that can be found anywhere. FEATURES 14 In this Issue 28 ClambakeMTK NYC's best chefs and fare in the Hamptons DINING & COCKTAILS 28 The Art of Cooking Cooking Classes in the Hamptons 16 Summer Sommelier Long Island wines bring yet more ENTERTAINMENT good taste to the Hamptons Cultural Cuisine 28 East End Entertainment 22 Comedy, Broadway & rock delight the Hamptons Six restaurants bringing global cuisine to the East End LOCAL 28 Chef Spotlight Interview 30 Local Spotlight Interview La Fondita Wölfer Kitchen AVAILABLE AT LANDSENDSPORT.COM - FOLLOW US 6 HAMPTONSMONTHLY CLIENT: LANDS’ END SEASON/YEAR: JULY 2016 ISSUE: JULY21-AUG3, 2016 Contents HAMPTONS WOMEN'S FASHION 38 Basically Fashionable What to wear for the more soothing moments on the east End 42 Head Gear Never have a bad hair day this summer MEN'S FASHION 50 Stay Neutral A sure fre boost to wardrobe mainstays 52 Local Spotlight Interview Tayuka Duncan 52 Sockless Summer Give your feet some love HIDDEN GEMS 34 54 Elaine de Kooning House CULTURE 56 East End Art Tour Four artists who lived and worked in the Hamptons Artist Spotlight Interview Jackie Maloney 30 22 SPOTLIGHT ON 58 Westhampton Where to eat, What to do and Where to drink CALENDERS 64 Live Music & Events LIKE US & FOLLOW US! © 2016 Hamptons Monthly Hamptons Monthly magazine makes every efort to ensure the accu- racy of the information it publishes, but cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from errors or omissions. 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Visit HamptonsMonthly.com to help plan a fun flled weekend! CHECK OUT OUR WEB EXCLUSIVES 8 HAMPTONSMONTHLY.COM HAMPTONS MONTHLY IN THIS ISSUE "full beaches, thriving nightlife, and full event calendar make it an ideal time to be in the Hamptons." Tayuka Duncan ts mid-July, and summer is in full swing. The July is THE month to see and be seen, so you Igolden days between the 4th of July and Labor better make sure you're dressed the part. Our WINE ENTHUSIAST Day fnd the East End at the nexus of its summer womens and men's shopping features have the RATINGS state- and while trafc lines are long and restaurant basics covered, so even your neutrals and staples SCORE OUT OF 100 POINTS reservations harder to come by, the full beaches, are in top form. As the weather gets hot and sweaty, thriving nightlife, and full event calendar make it our Men's Bare All guide will keep your feet in an ideal time to be in the Hamptons. good shape, even sockless, and our Women’s Head Gear run-down ties up all the ways to keep your For its relatively small size, the Hamptons' hair looking cool even in the heat. Our brand profle restaurant scene boasts a diverse set of Cultural on Takuya Duncan brings Japanese sensibility to Cuisine. Enjoy the Caribbean favor of Winston's menswear…in East Hampton! or the elegant French cooking of Le Charlot- fnd more global dishes in this month's Dining feature, There’s so much more to see and do, and we’ve and check out the Latin favors behind La Fondita got your July social calendar nailed down, from in our Chef Spotlight. If you prefer to eat in-house, a Live Entertainment Roundup to a Hidden PTS our special feature explores The Art of Cooking in Hamptons feature on the Elaine de Kooning the area. For perfect drink pairings, our Summer House, an Artist Spotlight on Jackie Maloney, Sommelier article gives you great suggestions for a Local Profle of Wolfer Kitchen, and a special sips around the East End. feature on ClambakeMTK. Go forth, Hamptoners, and SUMMER. 14 HAMPTONSMONTHLY Written by Alexandra Hanken TITO_Hamptons_Monthly_July.indd 1 7/1/16 1:49 PM summer SOMMELIER LONG ISLAND WINES BRING YET MORE GOOD TASTE TO THE HAMPTONS lmost nowhere do you fnd high society without bottles of fne wine Anearby, and no greater proof of that can be found than the Hamptons, where vineyards and wineries take full advantage of the soil and sunlight to produce high-end Burgundy, Bordeaux, Chablis, and Champagne. On the North Fork alone, more than 60 toil away the summer planting, growing, harvesting, and vinting, letting visitors focus all their energies on simply enjoying the favor—particularly at these four tasting rooms. Kontokosta Winery Photo by Eric Strifer Just north where the Hamptons fork splits at farming practices. The result is a range of styles Riverhead, North Fork Tasting Room collects including Rosé, Chardonnay, and White Merlot, the best of East End wineries—Laurel Lake available in multiple formats: a 750ml bottle, Vineyards Cabernet Franc, Paumanok Semi- 3L Box, or 20L Keg (equal to 26 bottles). In the Dry Riesling, Pindar Pythagoras—and dispenses tasting room, sample them all in two fights of them by the bottle, glass, or fight. The ambiance fve wines or by the single glass directly from the of the restored 100-year-old barn; with all the taps. The favor gets much of its zest from the wooden cross beams, vintage light fxtures, and Australia-born chief wine maker, Russell Hearn, decorative barrels you’d expect; adds yet more whose work has earned fve, 90 point scores favor to each sip, as does the culinary skills of from Wine Spectator. Although the interior of owner Frederick H. Terry, whose lobster roll the semi-industrial tasting room is softened by eatery is next door in the original farmhouse. a cushioned, wrap-around banquette and sea However, more ftting complements to the wine urchin pouf pillows, the lush green lawn outside can be found in North Fork’s menu of tapas, is infnitely more attractive, particularly on fat breads, and farmhouse sandwiches, often sunny days. Bringing a lunch is encouraged, and flled with locally sourced ingredients. Craft picnic tables provide the perfect place to enjoy beer fans won’t be left out either, with about a and pair them with the wine. On weekends in dozen draughts from Long Island brewers like summer, the vibe inside and out is enlivened Blue Point, Great South Bay, and Southampton. further by live musical acts. (35 Cox Neck Rd., Indeed, North Fork is the only facility on the Mattituck) East End licensed to serve tastings of both. (3225 Pinot Noir and Merlot may get the bulk of Sound Ave., Riverhead) the attention at McCall Wines in Cutchogue, The last winery on Long Island’s North Fork but the intensive focus, following a French- wine trail is perhaps also its prettiest. Sitting infuenced model of high quality, low yield wines, on 62 acres near the tip of the peninsula in has earned all the right kinds of attention for Greenport, Kontokosta Winery benefts from wine drinkers and appraisers alike. In 2013, refreshing, salty sea breezes bathing the air and McCall scooped up the title for Winery of the Year romantic scenery, making it a favorite spot for from the New York Wine & Grape Foundation, couples to say, “I do.” Other visitors are happy placing silver or gold for every wine and category to say the same—to the wine.