Drinks

From the makers of Rumble Jar comes the Rumble Go. It lets you make cold brew coffee right inside most wide-mouthed water bottles, including those made by Hydro Flask and Nalgene. All you need is some coarse coffee grounds and cold water.

Open bottles quickly and with style with with this high-powered magnetic opener. It yanks off caps without bending them, making it the ideal choice for cap collectors. Grab one today in The Awesomer Shop.

This delivery service ships wine directly to your door, customized for your preferences. Winc asks you a few questions to build your taste profile. You’re then sent a selection of wines that you rate, and your ratings help to improve your next delivery. Save $22 on your first order.

Brandegee Pierce wanted to make a dent in our increasing reliance on plastic. So he came up with a reusable party cup. But that’s not all. The Pirani Party Tumbler is also vacuum-insulated, so it will keep your drinks hot or cold for hours. It also comes with a lid.

The Dividere Flask is an 8oz stainless steel hip flask that has two chambers, allowing you to carry two drinks in one container. You can twist the cap to switch between the chambers or dispense from both at once for mixing. It also has windows for both chambers.

Fred’s whimsical cork boat comes with a set of four aluminum shot glasses that look like smokestacks on a mini steam ship. It’s perfect for pool parties, since the whole thing actually floats on water if you so desire. Though it’s still cool without the pool.

The BeerGater is an alternative to renting or buying kegs for carrying fresh, cold beer. It comes with two pressurized tanks, hoses and a slim plate with taps that you can hang on a cooler or vehicle window.

So what is it about fizzy drinks that makes them so appealing? Quartz takes a look at the history of seltzer water, and how these purified, carbonated beverages became so insanely popular here in the U.S. over the past 100 years.

Winc Wine Delivery learns about your tastes in wines, then selects bottles matched to your likes and dislikes. This special introductory deal gets you four $13 bottles for just $26 – 50% off when you register for a monthly subscription.

ManCan’s trademark product. The Grab ‘n Go growler keeps up to 64oz of beer or any other carbonated beverage fresh to the last drop, thanks to its patented sealing technology. It fits on the door shelf of refrigerators and is practically indestructible.

Got a hankering for the powerfully fruity flavors of Jolly Rancher candies? These sodas tastes just like the real deal. The four-pack includes watermelon, blue raspberry, green apple, and cherry flavors.

A good glass of whisky starts with the right ice. Chill your drink perfectly with The Original Whisky Ball. This 2-part mold makes a perfect 2.5″ ice ball to keep your drink temperate, and that melts slowly to minimize dilution. Save 25% in The Awesomer Shop.

Clutch Bottle Caps are resealable caps that keep beer, sodas and other carbonated drinks fresh. It has two caps that form a tight seal while still allowing for easy removal. Available in six different colors.

A 1930s art deco classic, this dapper, bow-tied penguin cocktail shaker stands at the ready to serve all your drink-mixing needs. Made from stainless steel and holds up to 18 oz of liquid.

Sun’s Tea’s glasses feature a double-walled design to help insulate their contents, keeping your spirits cooler longer, without hiding what they look like. Perfect for sipping whiskey all night long. Includes two 9 oz. glasses, each made from lead-free borosilicate glass.

Toast around the campfire or keep warm by the fireplace this winter with a drink from one of these cheeky 16oz. enamel mugs from Swag Brewery. Whether your drink of choice is whiskey, wine, beer, or whatever, there’s a mug for you or your gift recipient of choice.

Every morning is a good morning when it starts with a bloody mary. Man Crates‘ wooden box comes packed with three tasty Demetri’s seasonings, pepperoni straws, bacon rim salt, Clamato, and a pair of durable Infinium plastic pilsner glasses. Just add vodka.

Do you or someone you know love craft-brewed beer? Why not try your hand at making your own with this nifty kit? It includes everything you need to create your first homebrew, using Centennial hops and a single malt/single hop recipe for a floral and citrusy IPA.

Ember’s latest gadget looks like any ceramic mug. But like its predecessor, this 10oz. mug heats drinks and keeps them hot (120° F – 145° F). Use its app to set the temperature, save presets and change the LED’s color. It comes with a charging coaster.

Man Crates presents a fantastic gift for whiskey lovers. The highlight is a personalized whiskey decanter and matching pair of rocks glasses, along with two ice sphere molds, two slate coasters, and a 33 Drams whiskey drinking journal, all packed in a sturdy wooden crate.

The Firelight Flask is for folks who enjoy drinking with friends while outdoors. The 750ml flask comes with two grooved tumblers that attach to the flask’s top and bottom via magnets. Both the flask and the tumblers have double-wall insulation.

If you like making cocktails, you’d probably love to have those clear ice cubes they have at fancy bars. This slick kit from Wintersmiths gives you the tools you need to make crystal clear ice, and offers several molds for making spheres, cubes, and other shapes with ordinary tap water.

OXO’s cocktail shaker lets you make your drinks and keeps them ice cold thanks to its double-wall insulation, which also keeps your hands from freezing while shaking it. Its self-straining lid can pours only when you press the button on top, and features a leakproof seal.

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.

Mental Floss takes a break from sobriety and digs into their booze cabinet to school us on some 30 different liquors, and where their names came from. While many are obviously named after their creators, others have truly obscure origins.