Awesome Drinks

Inspired by the classic 18th century beverage, Chicken Cock’s Cherry Bounce combines the flavors of cherry cola with 70-proof American whiskey. It’s perfect as a shot, but also pretty darned tasty on the rocks.

Set your drinks down on these beautiful and miniscule replicas of classic rugs, carpets and textiles from various cultures. Available in packs of four. You can also get the designs on mousepads.

Piamo is a four-piece kit that lets you brew a shot of espresso in 30 seconds using a microwave oven. It can be used with coffee pads and ground coffee. Its inventors are currently seeking funding for mass production.

The Beer Glass Froster uses carbon dioxide to cool mugs or glasses within seconds. It comes with a clamp for mounting on a bar or counter top and three AAA batteries for its LED light. CO2 tank not included.

A shiny Airstream Land Yacht that’s been decked out as a full-service bar on wheels. We’d love to have one of these permanently parked in our backyard, but sadly the only way we’ll get to check this one out is to head to Europe.

Think IPAs are too bitter? Try Magic Hat’s latest craft brew, an India Pale Lager that starts off with a touch of citrus and bitterness, but follows with a smooth, malty finish. A great beer you can drink all night.

A smooth Irish whiskey made with mixability in mind. Tastes awesome with ginger ale and a citrus wedge, or with ginger beer, but also easy to drink neat, thanks to its delicate honeyed sweetness. Grab some for St. Paddy’s day.

These incredible bottles of J&B whisky were hand-embellished by Paris tattoo artist Sébastien Mathieu of Le Sphinx. Each bottle took 20 hours to complete, and only 25 have been produced. No word on how one might get their hands on one.

Pernod Ricard’s Project Gutenberg concept makes cocktail mixing engaging and convenient. Spirits are shipped to customers in book-shaped containers. An iPad app lets them learn cocktail recipes as well as monitor and order liquor.

Wanna make sure you remember something? Write a note on your favorite drink. GarageMonk sells blank waterproof vinyl stickers that you can write on with dry erase pens. Each pack comes with body and neck labels.

A simple coffee brewer for single servings. Canadiano doesn’t need electricity or filters, and is made of maple, walnut or cherry wood and a steel bowl. Apparently each wood is suited to different roasts and beans. Learn more here.

Jim Beam’s first single-barrel is an exceptional bourbon, crafted in hand-selected barrels. It has a great, full-bodied flavor, but is immensely drinkable – with just the right amount of sweetness and richness. Out March 2014.

Yo ho ho and a bottle of red! Designer Nick Lerwill’s amusing pirate-themed wine opener is ready to use its stumpy corkscrew leg to pop open your bottles with ease. Too bad rum bottles don’t have corks.

A wooden rack that makes it easier to carry and serve multiple bottles or glasses. A great gift for for pub owners and gracious hosts. There are variants that fit beer bottles, shot glasses and pint tumblers.

Jacob Bromwell has a limited edition collection of kitchenware and drinkware such as flasks, cups and shot glasses, all hand made from pure copper. This week, UrbanDaddy members can get a 30% discount off some of the items.

Bonaverde is working on a machine that turns green coffee beans into the drink we love, then set up an online shop to connect consumers to farmers. The goal is to reduce the waste and costs associated with processed coffee.

YouTuber Harry Wright and his friends in New Zealand pull off beer pong trick shots in and out of their dorm. They’re not as impressive as the kids from Olivet, but hey, that’s why they’re in college isn’t it?

Chopin bucks the trends with three farm-to-distillery single ingredient vodkas meant to be sipped, not just mixed. The potato is rich and creamy, while rye is light with a little spice, and the wheat is clean and slightly sweet.

This limited-edition Johnnie Walker Gold comes in the bottle that it should have always had – enshrouded in a shiny gold finish that deserves top shelf placement. The smoothly honeyed, subtly smoky scotch inside ain’t bad either.

Blowfish effervescent tablets contain a combination of caffeine and aspirin that relieve your headache and perk you up in about 15 minutes. Just don’t think of it as a license to wild out every day. Skip to 1:40 in the video.

The Hipp is made of food-grade titanium and has a slim wedge shape, making it lightweight and easy to hold. It also comes with a silicone funnel for easy filling. Grab the optional neoprene jacket with a titanium hook. In 4oz and 6oz sizes.

The cure for Snake Venom? Death Wish Coffee has twice the amount of caffeine compared to regular coffee. Happy customers say that even if you’re used to the kick of caffeine, at least you get a great-tasting cup of joe.

A single malt made near the sea on the Isle of Skye. Has a smooth, but complex aroma with just the right balance of sweet and smoky, made by blending casks from different ages. Warms the mouth with honey notes and a hint of peat.

No beer lover would be content with just one sip of his favorite drink. Unless they’re served a Snake Venom. Made by Brewmeister, the beer is 65.7% alcohol by volume. It’s so strong that you should only drink 35ml of it at a time.

A personal draft beer dispenser designed by Marc Newson. The Sub chills beer to 2ºC and uses an easy to install 2L beer container called a Torp. You’ll be able to choose from a variety of brands and have a Torp delivered to your home.

Not only does the MiiR Growler keep up to 64 oz. of brew cold for up to 24 hours, every growler purchased provides one person in need with clean drinking water through sustainable water projects. Has a threadless lid for quick access.