Trying to keep your favorite beer cold while sitting out on the back deck, or even at the couch for that matter? The BrewTender is a tabletop beer dispenser that can hold up to 80 ounces of your favorite brew. It has a removable ice chamber in the center and an internal illumination system that lights up and creates a cool effect. Another good feature is the rotating base so you can set it in the middle of the table and everyone has access. Available in black and red. $60.
In the perfect world, everything would fall into its proper place and you would be drinking something like the Samuel Adams Utopias. Calling it an extreme beer would be a terrible understatement, seeing the ingredients list and the painstaking process involved in creating this masterpiece. It starts with three types of hops and several types of yeast that are commonly used into the making of champagne. Parts of the beer are aged in different barrels to give it a complex taste that’s both warm and sweet. At 27% alcohol by volume, the beer is to be taken seriously. A special brass-coated ceramic brew kettle decanter will house this heavenly beverage. $150.
This speciality draft beer faucet is made in the USA and it will having you pouring a proper mug of beer in no time. You’ll get a rich and creamy head each time you draw just by pulling the lever forward and then once the mug is full, push back to top it off with foam. It’s affordable, it’s made of chrome and it will look slick in your game room or home bar. $21.
Alcohol and religion might be the unholiest of unions but throughout history, it’s been shown that the two are actually intertwined. Jesus Christ performed his first miracle wherein he turned water into wine and in ancient Europe, alcohol provided a miracle of its own. Water wasn’t really fit for drinking so the Guinness family of Ireland concocted their now-famous dark Irish stout, a healthier alternative to putrid water. This book, written by renowned religious author Stephen Mansfield, chronicles beer’s history and how it is ingrained in the Irish culture and its consequent world domination. Drinking and reading, both divine experiences. $17.
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Most guys will agree that gaming and drinking are a great combination, and the Arkeg is probably the greatest fusion of the two that we have ever seen. Inside of the arcade style system holds a 5 gallon keg kept cool by a solid-state thermoelectric cooling system. I features a gaming ready PC complete with 69 games such as Asteroids, Mortal Kombat II, and 1942. $4,000.
No, this is not a dream. This is reality. A cookbook for the man – the real man who enjoys beer and food. We all know that certain foods go along great with beer and others include beer itself in the recipe. This cookbook carefully illustrates those with 180 pages of words and photos that even a tipsy man can follow. No matter where you are, there is a special dish for you, as the cookbook follows certain regions that incorporate beer in specific chow. The 75 recipes guarantee a gastronomic delight featuring our favorite gold-colored beverage. Oh, the writer is a woman, Lucy Saunders, and she knows all too well what gets a man going. Here’s a toast to The Bachelor Guy for this treasure! $23.
This glass has some unique features to make the beer drinking experience that much better (if anything was really even needed to make beer better). A beed inside the glass’s rim creates turbulence to release flavor and aromas and a lip on the glass makes the beer land on the front of the tongue where sweetness is tasted. A laser etching on the bottom of the glass creates bubbles for constant aroma release and the thinner walls, round shape and narrow grip help to keep the temperature constant, especially when introduced to elements which may want to warm the beer up, like your hand. These will be sold in a four-pack. $30.
