Posts in category Gear


Mantry Drink Me Magazine
Gear

Mantry

Don’t let the name fool you, Mantry is something anyone could get down with: man, woman, child, and wildebeest. While still in the Kickstarter incubator, these guys are in the proverbial black having raised over five times their original target. But what is it? It’s a membership to a themed …

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Ruffino Luminaria Drink Me Mag
Gear

Ruffino Modus Luminaria

Come holiday season, check out this brilliant gift package. Inside the beautifully detailed brushed metal sleeve and lacquered wooden box comes a Ruffino wine from Tuscany called Modus. This high-scoring wine will grace your holiday dinner and the sleeve will serve as a candleholder long after the bottle is empty …

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CuttySark Kicks Drink Me Mag
DesignGear

Cutty Sark Kicks

These high tops are ideal for the bartender, whiskey lover, or anyone who appreciates a slick pair of sneaks. Designed with comfort and style in mind they’re perfect for a night at the bar, behind the bar, or… on top of the bar? The spirit-driven limited edition pairing of Generic …

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Gear

Shelter Co.

Truly California, these folks take all the planning and logistics out of your most glam glamping experience. They call their tents “European” which apparently means classy because they’re canvas and old school and big. The company, founded by an event planner and furniture-making power couple, calls itself a “luxury pop-up …

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B Bag Drink Me Mag
GearSeattle

Bring Your B-bag

Seattle bartenders John Ueding and Craig Kreuger bring to you the sleek bartender satchel, B-bag. After experimenting with carpenter bags and bartender kits these fellas put their heads together and devised the next generation of swizzle stick, muddler, and strainer carrier. It’s not too late to support their venture and …

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SPIRIT VICE Drink Me Mag
Gear

Spirit Ice Vice

These days your rocks could be made from ice that was hand cut from a purified block of Icelandic spring runoff or crafted by purified filtration. But in all likelihood the ice you put in your cocktail was an afterthought pulled from the depths of a plastic bucket or freezer …

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Gear

The Sensorist

We’ve come a long way since the cellars of yore. No longer are our pantries rife with creepy crawlies. Never again will we brave a rickety ladder with a tallow candle in hand just to plunder the stores for a midnight snack or a bottle of wine. From iceboxes to …

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