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Whiskey Stone Shot Glasses
This elegant set of 4 shot glasses is called Ekke Shot Glasses. Designed by Thea Mehl for Teroforma store, the glasses eliminate the problem of ice cubes that fill your drink with water. The shot glasses are stored in the freezer for a super-cold shot and because they are made from soapstone, they will help keep your drink cold for hours on end. source



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PINETTI WINE RACK - Image

PINETTI WINE RACK
At first glance, the Pinetti Wine Rack looks like any other ordinary wine rack, but if you take a closer look, the wine bottles vanish whilst stored inside the rack! The clever optical-illusion is the brainchild of illusionist and magician Tony Potter whom has turned his passion to woodworking. The clever invention is an interesting conversation piece and is bound to make your friends believe they’re already drunk. Unfortunately, like all magic tricks, the explana...
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ZEBAG | WINE CARRIER - Image

ZEBAG | WINE CARRIER
Zebag is a smart bottle carrier that allows you to carry around multiple bottles of wine (max of 6). Made by a French company, the hexagonal ZEBag holds six bottles when carrying and eleven bottles when flat. You can also use it as a wall-hanging bottle rack. Very handy when paying a visit to your favorite wine merchant! You can choose from four colors, black, red, khaki and grey. via GadgetReview...
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NEAT ICE KIT
The Neat Ice Kit by Studio Neat is a unique set of tools for creating perfect ice for your at-home cocktails. Create a huge, crystal clear cube for drinks like the Old Fashioned, smaller clear chunks for drinks like the Tom Collins, or even crushed ice for drinks like the Mint Julep. The fancy kit ads a really fun step to making a cocktail, it includes an insulated ice mold, a chisel that doubles as a bottle opener, an old school Lewis bag and a wooden club to crush...
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