Awesome Shot Glasses

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.

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.

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.

Mouth blown glasses that hold a pint of beverage on one side and a 2. oz. shot on the other. You can’t use a pair for old school Jagerbombs, but still, they’re versatile drinking glasses.

Forget jello shots, with Fred & Friends’ Cool Shooters you can make jello shot shot glasses. Each silicone rubber mold makes 4 glasses. Drink booze out of ice, chocolate or even more booze.

The 16 oz. Silipint and the 1.5 oz. Silishot are the world’s first and only silicone drinkware. Both glasses are virtually indestructible, unless your party involves knives and torches.

The ShotShell XL has three times the capacity of the original ShotShell. It also weighs nearly a pound and is guaranteed not to break, so it’s as handy as a projectile as it is as a shot glass.

Amanda & Sean Siska aka Bread and Badger make sandblasted glassware with quirky etchings, including zombies, mustaches and dinosaurs. The designs are also available in other glassware.

And we’re not talking about a lame single shot here. This manly hand-blown crystal skull shot glass holds 2.5oz. of your your deadliest hooch. This bringer of doom comes from Fred & Friends.

Be ready for a drink anytime, anywhere with this nifty 1.7oz. shot glass. Comes with a matching stainless steel cap, small carabiner and a faux leather case. Portable dishwasher not included.

Booze-filled board game pieces? Genius. The 14″ x 14″ glass board comes with 13 frosted and 13 clear 1oz. glasses from Home Wet Bar. All board games should have Shot Glass versions.

Alcohol is never the solution (although technically it is a solution), but we could all use a shot or two sometimes. Good grief glasses tell you how much booze you need for each step of grieving.

Take the edge off the day with a shot of good sake. Drink up in style with the Sake Bomb set by Alexander Purcell, who describes it as combo of “a Fugu Fish… and a WWII sea mine.”

Ready to get your drink on? Next time you’re ready do do shots, show up wearing this bandolier, which conveniently holds 36 individual one-ounce shot glasses, complete with locking caps.