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Made of stone in Vermont. Chill them with your freezer, then chill your drinks with them, without watering down your drinks like ice does. Despite their name, they're excellent for martinis, keeping them cold without bruising the gin. details

Ice cube tray makes four ocean liner and four iceberg cubes for disaster-themed drinks. Just add gin, Leo DiCaprio, and Kate Winslet; hold the Celine Dion. details

Talk about cool: this holds 12 bottles or 18 cans, but isn't a completely fake boombox, because it has speakers that will let you blast beats from your MP3 player for up to 8 hours. Uses AA batteries. details

There are many ways to listen to recorded music, but the true hipster puts 7" 45 RPM vinyl at the top of his precious list. These coasters look a bit like old soul records, which is something else that true hipsters get all worked up about. details

Opens bottles and stores 2 GB of data. You'll truly be ready for anything. details

This ceramic, double-walled, dishwasher safe coffee cup looks like a paper cup, complete with lid, but isn't one. details

Sure, there are lots of gimmicky cocktail shakers out there, but with a few cubes in this one, shaking it will look and sound like you're ready to do some Wild Style tagging. details

You can keep anything you want in this flask, but we recommend mostly gin, with just a touch of vermouth. (Front and side view shown.) details

Drink with the greatest drinkers in history: Baudelaire! Churchill! Dorothy Parker! And that's only half of them. (A clue: the rest are accomplished writers as well.) details

Now you can serve up the famous drink! Probably not actually flammable, which would be for the best. details

Make ice cubes shaped like brains. Four brains per mold—something you don't see often in a product description. details

A perfectly normal plain mug—but as you're finishing up your coffee—the last little bit forms an image on the bottom—it's a BVM! The Blessed Virgin Mary! It's a minor miracle! details

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