Drinks

The Impress is an easy-to-use press and insulated tumbler in one. It has an inner and outer cup that lets you make 14oz of brewed coffee in just 3 minutes. Put the lid on and it’s ready to go.

In Soviet Russia, they do everything a bit harder than we do. Take for instance, this unusual method of downing a shot of absinthe. We’re betting he had a couple of shots before shooting this video, though.

Holdsters are beautiful leather insulating sleeves for 160z mason jars. They come in 2 designs, with each design available with or without a handle. Each order comes with a mason jar.

A whiskey glass with a twist. Instead of adding ice cubes or stones, this one holds a molded sphere of ice which rolls around your drink. Thanks to its shape, the ice melts slowly and cools drinks fast.

This fits somewhere between spin the bottle and the Drinking Roulette. It’s so easy to use you’ll be able to use it even when you’re drunk. And you will get drunk, because it’s so easy to use.

A hammer that will get you hammered. This functional tool doesn’t come with beer, but it does have the next best thing. Its nail claw has been converted to a bottle opener. Don’t build & drink.

Made from time tested craft and Tennessee corn. Its staple products are the original moonshine, the apple pie moonshine and the moonshine-soaked cherries, but they also have seasonal flavors.

A pint of ice cold beer and a dash of humor. That’s ThinkGeek and Someecard’s perfect combo for the tired man after a long day of work. Or during. Or before. Available in four designs.

A geeky set of 1oz. shot glasses from Living Royal. Perfect for playing drinking games while watching Breaking Bad: down a shot every time Jesse says “Yo”, whenever Walt is alone, or Skyler loses it.

Similar to the ThermoBuffer, the Thermo-Pot is designed to keep drinks – or meals – deliciously warm. The manufacturer claims that the Thermo-Pot can keep its contents warm for up to 6 hours.

It may look like an ordinary travel mug, but the ThermoBuffer has been designed to keep coffee and hot drinks at the optimum temperature – between 160°F to 135°F – for up to 2 hours.

A 1L carafe with a stainless steel filter that lets you use tea leaves or tea bags to make iced tea. It also comes with a silicone sleeve so it can be held if you choose to fill it with a hot drink.

If you love to sip your beverages, you should get a pack of these drinking straws. They are reusable (but not dishwasher friendly), and you can put them in the fridge to help cool your drink.

Miniature ceramic versions of the house party staple. Use them as shot glasses, for beer pong, or buy some for the young ones – just for milk or juice of course! – to ease them into the scene.

Show off your molecular bartending skills the next time you pour a drink, with Le Whaf, a special carafe that vaporizes your favorite cocktail and turns it into a dramatic, low-calorie cloud.

An insulated polyester bag that fits in the shoe pocket of golf bags, perfect for taking up to 6 cans of your favorite beverage on the course. It also comes with a shoulder strap for standalone use.

A stainless steel version of the Beer/Shot glass (a reversible glass, one for shots and one for beer). Because if you plan on drinking hard, you should make sure your dishes can survive the night.

Oenologists might scoff at the RedNek, but it’s a hilarious yet practical take on wine glasses. It was invented by Okie Morris, made out of a Ball Mason jar melded to a Libbey candlestick holder.

The Coffeebrewer is a portable, disposable French press. Each pack contains enough ground beans to make 3 cups of premium coffee. Just pour 0.5L of hot water in the bag and let it brew for 5-8 min.