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Sixpoint 3Beans Ale

Sixpoint Brewery's new 3Beans Ale is like the holy grail of foodie collabos. First off, you have Sixpoint themselves who consistently put out cans of beer we crave. On top of that, the Brooklyn-based brewery teamed up with Mast Brothers Chocolate and Stumptown Coffee, both labels that are as hot in the hipster foodie ... continue reading
$TBD buy Related Items: Beer, Drink, Home.
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Demitri’s Bacon Rimshot Salts

Our daily breakfast consists of eggs, an excessive amount of bacon, and a couple of Bloody Marys. It's the breakfast of champions. Mildly obese champions. We only wish there were more ways to incorporate a bit more bacon into our morning feast. With Demitri's Bacon Rimshot Salts, there is. With the help of the bacon ... continue reading
$11 buy Related Items: Bacon, Drink, Home.
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Stanley Adventure Flask

For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
$20 buy Related Items: Flasks, Gear, Outdoors, Stanley.
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Brooklyn Beans K-Cup Variety Pack

If you drink coffee, you have a favorite coffee spot. For most people, that favorite spot doesn't have bucks or an animal in the name. Unfortunately, if your favorite spot is anything like ours, it closes at a respectable hour because no one in their right mind drinks coffee after 10pm. Apparently we're not in our ... continue reading
$22 buy Related Items: Coffee, Drink, Home.
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Beertone

Forget colors like "Hazy Sunset" or "Chocolate Mousse," we want to select the new shade for our room or the paint for the kitchen back splash with colors we're familiar with. Colors of beer. Thanks to Beertone, you can match up hues based on 202 delicious brews. Each beer featured in Beertone is presented with a picture, ... continue reading
$39 buy Related Items: Beer, Drink, Home.
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Absinthe Explore Kits

Ahh, absinthe, how many ears would still be attached if you didn't exist? Okay, perhaps just one ear has been removed under the influence, but still, absinthe's odd history is a big part of its allure. If you want to get your feet wet in a bit of the green booze, these Absinthe Explore Kits are a perfect way to start. ... continue reading
$32 buy Related Items: Drink, Home.
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Bottle Grenade

Any video that starts with a small child opening a beer will get our attention. The Bottle Grenade is your new handy bottle opener/multi-tool. The tiny contraption has 1/4" hex, a 7/16" hex, a bottle twist opener and a bottle cap opener to handle a bunch of little work and to crack the beers that go along with said ... continue reading
$25 buy Related Items: Beer, Bottle Openers, Drink, Home.
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Tequila Buffet

Your standard buffet usually includes silver pans filled with mystery meat, chicken drowning in sauce and a bunch of store-bought dinner rolls. In other words, most buffets suck. One we could get behind, however, is this Tequila Buffet. With the idea of relaxing on the beach in the Caribbean while knocking back a few, ... continue reading
$90 buy Related Items: Drink, Home.
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Concrete Wine Bunkers

Slicing, twisting or popping open a bottle of your favorite vineyard can obviously happen a number of ways, but if you're home it all starts with removing the vino from storage. You can store your bottles in any number of different places, but we're willing to bet money on the fact that it isn't as cool as these Concrete ... continue reading
$25 buy Related Items: Drink, Home, Wine.
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Goods: Gear for Coffee Fiends

Where would we be without coffee? Well, we’re not exactly sure, but we’d guess in a bed somewhere. In fact, we’d probably have been in a bed for the last few years. Coffee is our gasoline. If you also happen to rely on java to get you going, here’s some of the best gear to accompany your habit. ... continue reading
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The Homemade Gin Kit

Some people really like gin. Some people really hate gin. We're pretty much evenly divided here in the office, but even the guys that think gin isn't all that fantastic think this product is cool. Why? Because how many people can say they've made their own booze? For $40 (and the cost of an "affordable" bottle of vodka), ... continue reading
$40 buy Related Items: Drink, Home.