It's Tuesday, reader, which means it's the perfect day to buy yourself a bottle of whiskey. Perhaps even a new bottle of whiskey, one just released this month. We've rounded up 10 that we think you'll love. Enjoy!

The Best New Whiskeys to Drink This June

Every month our senior editor Kirk Miller sifts through dozens of new bottles to pick out his 10 favorite new whiskeys/whiskies. Tough job, right? For June, we're taking a global spotlight, focusing on new expressions from Starward (Australia, Rare Hare), Kavalan (Taiwan) and a 55-year-old Scotch (from, natch, Scotland).

And there's plenty of representation from closer to home, but even those whiskeys uncover new taste profiles. Little Book (Kentucky) embraces rye, Stranahan's (Colorado) finds a sweet spot with ex-rum barrel maturation and the always innovative Barrell Craft Spirits blends bourbons from Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee...and then further matures them in a rare Japanese oak. Overall, you'll have a lot to choose from this month.

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How a World Champion Fencer Is Preparing for the Paris Games

Miles Chamley-Watson was forced to take up fencing as a punishment after getting into trouble in grade school. But what started as a penalty became a passion.

Soon the 6’5” British-American athlete realized that his size, speed and natural quickness made him dangerous with a foil. In 2013, he became the first and only U.S. fencer to win an individual gold medal at the World Championships. He’s since won a dozen Pan American championships, and was part of the American team that took home bronze at the 2016 Olympics.

We sat down with the Olympian at the Red Bull North American headquarters in Santa Monica, California (Red Bull was one of his first athletic sponsors) to hear about his drive, his workouts, the physical toil of fencing and his preparation for Paris.

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The Perfect 7-Day Copenhagen Itinerary

There is a freshness that washes over you soon after you arrive in Copenhagen. Locals leap into the crisp waters of its harbor and canals year-round, cyclists of all ages zip along protected bike highways, and chefs serve mouthwatering meals from local ingredients.

This engaging culture plays out against the background of a city that consistently sets new standards in architecture, sustainability and social progress. Radiating out from its city center are vibrant neighborhoods and green spaces connected by an award-winning public transit system. After spending a week here, you will understand why its residents brim with hygge, a Danish term loosely meaning contentment and well-being.

The 11 Books You Should Be Reading This June

Don’t look now, but summer is upon us. So too is summer reading — and whether your preferred method of that is on a beach chair somewhere or solidly surrounded by air conditioning, we have you covered with some recommendations for books out this June. They cover a lot of ground, from a career-spanning collection from a beloved sportswriter to a new edition of a cult novel about boxing. Tap here for our suggestions.

The 10 Best NYC Rooftop Bars

A refreshing spritz always hits differently during the warmer months of the year, but reaches new levels (pun intended) of enjoyment when sipped atop a rooftop bar. Unsurprisingly, New York City is home to some of the best rooftops, thanks to a sprawling skyline and a wealth of diverse neighborhoods that offer both unique hospitality concepts and birds’ eye perspectives.

On offer at New York’s best rooftop bars are everything from sparkling views of the Hudson River to pool access, refreshing cocktails, greenery and so much more. Here's a list of some of our favorite rooftop spots in the city, then grab your sunglasses and make sure you hit “R” when entering the elevator.