Archive for the “Bar” Category

If you’re like me, then you like Jagermeister served cold as hell. I can’t think of a better way then in a shot glass made of ice? Short of taking your next cocktail party to the Antarctic, you can’t make ‘em any colder than this. Fill the Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass silicone mold with water or your favorite juice, freeze, and then pop out four fully-formed frozen shot glasses. A great way to add a little nip to your favorite sip!

$7.50 - Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass Mold

Whoops… I missed… That’s what you can tell your friends and family when they come over. Just another drunken night of darts. Truth be told, these darts are made of stainless steel and anchor into your wall. To be used has hooks to hang your coats from or they could be used as a nice hat rack. Comes as a set of 3 darts and are 7 inches long. A great way to set your bar or game room apart from the rest.

$39.95 - Dark Hooks (via GadgetoMetro)

Enjoy outdoor living at its finest with the The Mobile Bongos Wine Cellar. With two independent refrigerated wine cellars, you can store and preserve different types of wine and serve them at the desired temperature. The mobile island is made of stainless steel and includes useful accessories such as two flute-racks, an ice bin, eight containers for bottles/snacks and a removable wooden serving shelf that can be used also as a trencher (The Brass Knuckles Wine Opener is not included). Use it by the pool or on the deck/patio, heck I’d even use this thing inside…

Features :

• Working shelf size : 67 x 136 cm
• Capacity : 21 + 21 bottles (750 ml bottles)
• Glass doors on the wine coolers
• Temperature Adjustment Range : Right door : 10/18° C - Left door : 5/10°C
• Electronic thermostat, Thermometer, Two digital displays for temperature
• Optimal humitdity regulation
• Removable containers
• Light : 160 Watt

From Living-with-style.com

MyFountain is a digitally controlled beverage machine that mixes concentrates and water together just like the beverage machine in fast food restaurants. The dispensing tower is as small as a coffeemaker and it’s controlled by a LCD touch screen. It can pour hot, cold, and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic carbonated beverages. Sodas, beer, wine, fruit drinks, vitamin enhanced water, mixed drink cocktails… you name it. To dispense a drink, you simply touch the icon displayed on the screen and out comes your selection. The refrigerator houses up to 12 varied types of alcohol and mixers, a water connection and a carbon-dioxide cartridge. The drinks and screen icons are 100% programmable to any drink you want. The darn thing even connects to Internet and monitors liquid levels. The ultimate home bar experience!

Highlights:

• freedom from buying, storing, separating, cleaning, or returning bottles and cans
• automated smart ordering software
• safety of preventing unauthorized dispensing of adult beverages
• simplicity of touch screen control
• online recipe generator for creating you own beverages

$2575 from Digital Beverages (via Born Rich)

Thinking outside the wine box, Jonathan Sabine has come up with a unique bottle opener design called the Bourgeois Brass Knuckles (for Vest Collective). Though shaped like a dangerous weapon, the design makes sense. You get a full grip to allow for maximum pull power. John describes the product as “a cross between two iconic objects whose cultural and socio-economic associations lie at opposite ends of the spectrum from one another.” Maybe it’s just for the gang member that doesn’t like beer?

Via Product Dose