“This set offers everything I was looking for, and it's under $30.”
A clear glass sake set under thirty dollars that shows the pour level and keeps the tokkuri hot or cold.
“A perfect glass. I like a small glass, I'll have a second cocktail if I want more.”
A small, spill-resistant coupe-style sour glass that also suits an Irish coffee.
“What I am into is making bespoke house blends of whiskey or rum.”
Small oak barrels for aging bespoke house blends at home, a niche gift for the hobbyist mixer.
“I really like the Mondo mugs because they are a bit of a nod to classic tiki without being, um, colonial.”
Pop-culture tiki mugs that nod to classic exotic drinkware without the colonial kitsch.
“I am in love with these napkins. I've washed and dried them half a dozen times and they still look great.”
Soft linen napkins with a golden trim that hold up to repeated washing and look casually luxe.
“I promise you'll get a better drink out of a 2 piece, metal on metal shaker.”
A two-piece metal-on-metal cocktail shaker and barware, curated for quality over the usual big-box gear.
“I love it more than 95% of my possessions.”
A Totoro ceramic teacup with a flawless lip and texture, beloved well beyond its modest size.
“It keeps your hot drinks hot for a solid 90 minutes.”
A vacuum-insulated camp cup that keeps a slow-sipped hot coffee hot for about ninety minutes.
“These guys do a lot of interesting mugs for exotic cocktails.”
Inventive ceramic mugs for exotic cocktails, including a conquistador-skull design that flips the script.
“My personal faves are the hand-painted sangria pitchers.”
A hand-painted Spanish pitcher with a pinched spout that pours cleanly and doubles as a flower vase.