So, you like drinking wine, but hate heading outside to get more of it? Good news: You can now buy wine from Amazon. It’s a perfect mix of internet and alcohol. But is any of it any good? More »
Drinking and travel have never really fitted together very well: booze tends to impair walking or driving and, in honesty, carrying around bottles of liquor isn’t always too easy either. Gin & Luck hopes to change that with its new rucksack, designed with cocktail lovers in mind. More »
Whether you’re a Trekkie, a Trekker, or just a plain old Star Trek fan, you’ll want to dump those crappy old drinking glasses you have in your kitchen cabinet, and replace them with these Trek-inspired designs.
This set of glasses by Alyson Trent of Desolation Allie is embellished with an etching of Starfleet insignias for Command, Science, Medical and Engineering teams. Each glass holds an ample 16oz., and measures about 6.5-inches-tall. They’re perfect for downing a glass of Romulan Ale, or any other beverage you’d like.
Allie also says she can do other Star Trek designs like Bajoran, Borg, Maquis, Klingon, Carassian, Dominion or Ferengi drinking glasses as well. A set of four glasses will set you back just $20(USD). So warp on over to Etsy and grab a set now.
Do you remember when we taught you how to get really drunk off Gummi Bears? Of course you do. Kind of. And surely you recall our recipe for Faux Loko: The DIY Four Loko we shouldn’t have told anyone about? More »
For all the Star Wars branded crap that’s been approved by Lucasfilm over the years, there’s the occasional stroke of genius like this bottle opener that reminds us why we love the films—and drinking. More »
When it comes to safely transporting an infant or toddler in a car there are hundreds of elaborately designed car seats to choose from. But when it comes to safely getting a trio of newborn growler bottles home from a brewery, you’re expected to just toss them in you trunk and hope for the best. Well thanks to the Growler On Board, that’s no longer the case. More »
In an attempt to reduce alcohol-related learning disabilities and birth defects, Pub 500—a bar in Minnesota—has installed a pregnancy test vending machine so patrons can make sure they’re not expecting before they get completely wasted. Think of it as a logical extension of the more traditional condom dispensers found in the restrooms. More »
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