Beer Can Life Vest Koozie

These unusual, 45 degree angled glasses are handmade by glassblower Ben Dombey in New Orleans, Louisiana and hold 8 oz of your favorite booze when it's in your hand and 6 oz when it's set down on the bar.

Chillable stainless steel whisk(e)y stones in the shape of hand grenades - no need to pull the pin.

This hefty crustacean is constructed from 18/8 stainless steel and looks like a lobster on one side and has a cleverly disguised bottle opener on the underside.

These fun and reusable citrus holders/squeezers clip onto the lip of a beer bottle or the side of a cocktail glass and let you squeeze a lime or lemon wedge's juices directly down into the drink instead of all over your hands, in your eyes, and everything else around you.

The ultimate all-in-one bartending multi-tool for mastering cocktails at home.

Normally, combining alcohol and ammunition isn't the best idea, but an exception can be made for this cool new Giant Bullet Cocktail Shaker.

Like a single-serve coffee machine, now you can make cocktails automatically on-demand with this cocktail making machine that whips up 40+ cocktails with ease.

It completely removes the top of a beer can, leaving only a smooth edge, so you can enjoy it more like a draft beer and eliminate disposable plastic party cups.

This is the ultimate mobile bar cart for doing some serious entertaining outdoors in total luxurious style.

This unusual jellyfish / octopus inspired cocktail glass looks as if it emerged from the murky depths of the ocean to hold up your next martini above its creepy tentacle-like arms.

While real whales gently skim through the oceans eating plankton and krill, this miniature silver plated brass one prefers to viciously rip off bottle caps instead.

A use has finally found for the pointless necktie. At first glance... from a slight distance, these cool new Bev Ties may look like stylish ordinary neckties, but as you get closer, you'll notice that they're actually holding bottles or cans of beer in a front pouch so that the wearer can be entirely hands-free.

Forget hip flasks. This clever ring-shaped porcelain flask lets you accessorize and get your drink on with an interior 1.5 oz capacity topped with a stylish cork.

Aasily infuse your favorite cigars with the essence of Kentucky Bourbon, Spiced Rum, or Highland Malt Scotch inside a little oak barrel.

These handmade rustic wine and liquor dispensers are crafted from sections of logs from a variety of trees harvested in Northern Ohio.

Destined to elicit questions from guests and encourage conversation, the distiller is reminiscent of those used to make brandy or extract essential oils from plants for use in perfumes. The alcohol burner, cucurbit, condensing pot, and collection cup are made from heat-resistant borosilicate glass--the same glass used in laboratory beakers. Designed in Barcelona, Spain, this finely crafted home distiller illustrates the nuances of English that are often lost in translation. The still's copper frame is engraved with Missisipi Destil Co.--an honest, if poorly translated, attempt to pay homage to the distilling heritage of the American south.

A large and luxurious floating pool tray with 4 cupholders, a center beverage tub to hold ice and drinks, and it's designed to stay evenly afloat.