Awesome Bar

The Barbox makes a great gift for drink lovers, offering a complete home bar kit in a wall-mountable wood storage case. It comes with a 17-piece bartending kit, including commonly used steel bar tools, a portable bar stand, and a bar mat. It’s got a glass hanging rack on the bottom, and its front door doubles as a picture frame.

Keep your booze and barware organized and ready to serve in this vintage-style steamer trunk from Design Toscano. It offers plenty of storage space for bottles, glassware, and accessories, and sits on six casters for easy movement. Its exterior features a replica of an 18th-century nautical map.

Add depth and flavor to your spirits and bitters with this infusion kit from Ethan & Ashe. It includes a a 950ml borosilicate glass infusion vessel, an ultra-fine stainless steel filter, along with three delicious infusion blends: black denim, orange ginger, and house bitters. Save 20% in The Awesomer Shop.

17 Stories‘ distressed metal bar cabinet has looks inspired by an industrial shipping container. It features a double-decker design that’s ideal for storing bottles of wine and glasses, but really can be used for all sorts of items. Measures 49.2″ H x 28.7″ L x 16.5″ D.

Next time you sit down to watch some Game of Thrones reruns, raise a glass to the Mother of Dragons with these substantial stainless steel shot glasses. Each one features an embossed dragon motif, sculpted from durable resin with an iron-look pigment. Sold as a set of four.

Our cabinets are loaded with glasses for just about every type of cocktail, and frankly, it’s overkill. We love the idea of the DUO Glass – a 10 oz. glass for all kinds of drinks, with insulated double-wall construction, and a curved bottom for ice spheres. Ice molds included.

Like the Biersafe, but way slicker, Timo Hänsel’s in-ground Bierkühler Deluxe is fully motorized, and packed with LEDs so drinks make a dramatic entrance as they rise up from the ground, where they remain cool and out of the sun. It looks like it was a pain to set up though.

Sean Woolsey’s open-face home bar can hold 20 to 25 bottles, along with all of your barware, and up to 20 bottles of wine in the storage area. It’s made from powdercoated aluminum, with a black walnut pull out shelf for drink prep. Just be sure to mount it into wall studs!

Perfect for tailgating or camping, this food and drink serving station offers hanging organizers, a shelf for dry goods, insulated side coolers for drinks, and a sturdy prep surface. Folds into a compact bag for easy carrying and storage.

Upgrade your bar with one small purchase. Izola’s convenient all-in-one bar tool combines shot measuring cups, a bottle opener, corkscrew and ice breaker. Made from bronze finished stainless steel for durability.

Germany’s Skypak creates rolling bar carts using authentic aircraft food and beverage cart. These ones are made from reclaimed wine and whiskey barrel timbers replacing the aluminum sides and top. Also available as coolers.

The intense, herbacious flavor of Jägermeister is best enjoyed ice cold. Thanks to the home bar friendly Shotmeister, you can now serve your shots chilled down to sub-freezing temps any time. (Jäger bottles sold separately.)

Etsy artist Robert Locke handcrafts these clever liquor platters from chestnut beams salvaged from dismantled Appalachian barns and homes; includes cutting board, salt bowls, paring knife and spoon.

The Markham Console Bar’s weathered pine trestle base makes it a solid man cave choice; it features a recessed bottle trough, hidden tool drawer, and cast-iron towel bar and bottle opener.

This Wine Barrel Bistro squeezes one last drop out of retired oak wine barrels, turning them into a table and stool set that features recycled staves, barrel-hoop foot rails, and leather seats.