Beer Wheel
Learn the basics of beer with the Beer Wheel ($9). This quick dial is packed with information on everything from ales to wheat beers. You're already a pro at drinking the stuff, so you might as well know what you're drinking.
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Versovino Wine Decanting System
To serious folk, decanting wine is no laughing matter. To those of us with less refined taste buds, however, it's less about how you pour and more about how much. Fortunately, Dean & Deluca has created a middle ground. One part connoisseur, one part novice, the Versovino Wine Decanting System ($40) corks into the top of any bottle to pour a perfect glass every time — and it looks pretty cool too.
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Silver Plated Beverage Holder
A classy coozie. This Silver Plated Beverage Holder ($28) is the fanciest way to enjoy an icy-cold beer we've seen. Perfect for the discerning Coors Light drinker or your groomsman.
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Alps & Meters Touring Oxford Shirt
When skiing was popularized as a leisure activity during the early 20th century, it took a little time for on-mountain wardrobes to adapt. This Touring Oxford Shirt was inspired by that traditional alpine sportswear, made with a Merino weave for softness, durability, and moisture wicking abilities. It also features a water-resistant front chest pocket for easy access and dry storage, and four-way stretch waxed cotton left shoulder and arm panels for added durability whether you're trekking through mountains or heading out for drinks with the guys.
Presented by Alps & Meters.
Keeps Hair Loss Products
We don't like to talk about it, but 2 out of 3 guys start losing their hair by age 35. Keeps know that the sooner you take action, the better, and gives you access to the only two FDA approved hair loss products for about $1 a day. To get started, go to their website, answer a few questions, and a doctor will send the right hair loss medications for you. The first month is free, and there's no easier way to keep the hair you still have.
Presented by Keeps.
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XL Beer Glass
Go ahead, have the biggest glass in the room. The XL Beer Glass ($13) holds five bottles of beer, assuring you won't lose your spot on the couch over refills.
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Super Side Bar
The Super Side Bar ($500-$580) lets you dispense five of your favorite drinks without picking up a single bottle. And, like your own personal bartender, the Side Bar is fully programmable for automatic measuring of mixed drinks. Allowing you to store your bottles up to 10 feet away, it uses five separate pumps and individually transports beverages to your glass via separate flexible tubing, so your vodka and rum will never mix. The Side Bar operates on either 110 volt AC or 12 volt DC, letting you order one for your pool house, one for your yacht, and one for your jet. Black and white bases with black, white, brass, and chrome spouts are available.
