L'Atelier du Vin Bilame Cork Pull

A favorite of bartenders and sommeliers who deal with older bottles, L'Atelier du Vin's Bilame cork pull has earned its reputation over the years. It debuted in 1949, with twin blades that slide in between either side of the cork and the bottle, letting you open a bottle without piercing — and potentially destroying — the cork. Famously, this also allowed bistro waiters to sneak a few sips from the bottle and replace the cork without anyone noticing. A must-have for serious collectors, it's made in France and arrives with a wooden blade cover.

North x Uncrate Smoked Tumbler Set

Searching for barware that's as interesting as today's modern cocktails, we partnered with North Drinkware on a collection of smoked glass mountain range tumblers. Made in Portland, each set contains two hand-blown, 8 oz. cocktail glasses in a custom smoked translucent black. Using data from the United States Geological Survey, a two-day, fifteen-step process forms the molds of Mt. Hood (Oregon), Mt. Rainier (Washington), or the dual peaks of The Maroon Bells (Colorado) inside the bottom of each tumbler, ensuring the natural topography of each is perfectly represented. The limited edition sets also include leather and felt coasters produced by the artisans at Spooltown in Portland, and arrive in a handmade wooden stash box. Limited to 50 sets per mold, our collaboration with North is a commitment to the original makers of these patented, American-made designs.

Greta De Parry Coleman Bar Cart

Unlike most bar carts, it doesn't have wheels — but that doesn't make the Greta De Parry Coleman Bar Cart any less impressive. It was commissioned by bourbon maker Basil Hayden's, and makes up for its lack of mobility with a light, airy design that pairs perfectly with mid-century furnishings. Its top is made from a solid piece of either walnut or bleached maple, and at nearly three and a half feet wide, it has plenty of space to hold spirits, shakers, glasses, and other drink-making essentials.

Height: 31" / Width: 41" / Depth: 19"

Duo Cocktail Glass

Made to accommodate drinks both hot and cold, the Duo Glass is a versatile addition to your home bar. It's hand-blown from borosilicate glass, with a double-walled design that helps retain the temperature of your drink and eliminates condensation rings on your furniture. It's designed to hold a two-inch ice ball — the molds for which are included in the package — and has subtle 1 oz. indicators blown into the mold of the glass, making cocktail preparation a cinch. Ships as a set of two in a handsome black presentation box.

Ukeg Pressurized Growler

In recent years, the growler has seen a rise in popularity thanks to its ability to allow you to bring fresh draft beer home. But it won't stay fresh for long, and taking down 64oz or more of beer in one sitting might not be a great idea. The uKeg Pressurized Growler from GrowlerWerks solves that issue, as it maintains perfect carbonation from the first pour until the last by utilizing vacuum-insulated stainless steel and CO2 cartridges. The regulator cap keeps any air from leaking out, providing a pour that is just what the brewer had in mind to begin with. The 64-ounce stainless uKeg arrives with a 2-pack of CO2 cartridges to ensure you're set to pour some fresh brew out of the box, just add beer.

CO2 cannot be shipped outside the Continental United States.

High Camp Firelight Flask

There's nothing quite as rewarding as a sip of your favorite spirit after a long day in the outdoors. The Firelight Flask lets you share that experience with friends. This 750 ml, vacuum-insulated flask integrates two double-wall tumblers into its cylindrical design, ensuring you've always got cups on hand. It weighs just over a pound, is made from shiny stainless steel so it's easy to spot, and has an electropolished interior that won't retain or impart any flavors to your drinks.

Misc. Goods Co. x Uncrate Decanter

A bourbon as special as our Russell's Reserve Single Barrel needed an equally standout vessel. We were already fans of Misc. Goods Co.'s timeless designs, and their location in the heart of bourbon country in Louisville, Kentucky, made the decision to collaborate even easier. The MGCO x Uncrate Decanter is the result. Made with quarter-inch slip-cast ceramic and finished with a black glaze, the seven-fifty decanter is embossed with a prohibition-medicinal design with foil-accented lettering, and topped off with a hefty cork stopper. Ideal for filling with our bourbon, its handsome looks will provide an upgrade for your bar cart or mantle long after you've savored the last drop.

Norlan Kist Case

Just like their glasses, the Norlan Kist Case was meticulously developed over years. The piece is hand-crafted out of solid oak and finished with a smooth ebony stain. Available in two sizes, the Kist is designed as a ceremonial box for two or four Norlan Whisky glasses, each glass held in place by an individual silo and protected by a dusty white, laser-cut leather lining. The lid fastens with rare-earth magnets for secure transporting but also removes to create a bar top display.

Presented by Norlan.

RBT Flask

Rabbit, or RBT for short, continues to put out some of the finest barware around, and now they have made the same sophisticated aesthetic portable with their just-released steel flask. Utilizing the same black-and-brass color scheme found on the stay-at-home collection, the sleek flask lets you stash a bit of booze in style. The translucent lid is held neatly in place on the base of the flask when taken off, and the 6.75-ounce capacity is more than enough to get you through.

RBT Cocktail Shaker

Most cocktail shakers include an integrated strainer for easy pouring, but most forget about adding on a removable citrus reamer. That's not the case with the RBT shaker, which as with its full line of barware, has simply thought of everything. Double-wall insulation keeps drinks cold and hands warm. Matte-black steel and polished brass on the outside give the cocktail shaker more visual appeal than your run-of-the-mill shaker, meaning you might actually notice it and make a proper drink.

RBT Beer Growler

There are growlers, and then there are growlers — this iteration from RBT is the latter. Made of aluminum and stainless steel, this two-liter vessel has a double-wall insulated construction to keep the cold in and everything else out, complete with an ergonomically-designed handle for pouring and, well, handling. Available in satin-black with a contrasting brass base, this functional and sharp-looking container will stand out wherever you use it.

RBT Decanter

Shaped from tough borosilicate glass for optimal aerated pouring, this wide-base decanter from RBT will elevate the taste and presentation of whatever you're drinking. When the decanter is tipped to pour, the funneled design directs liquid across a broader surface area on its way to the mouth of the vessel, which allows the wine or whisky to breathe and brings out the best flavor profile. RBT's offering includes a micro-perforated strainer to remove any sediment or other impurities as you pour, as well as an acacia-wood coaster.

Linley Trafalgar Bar Box

Made in the UK from walnut and sycamore wood, the Linley Trafalgar Bar Box is a stunning addition to any home bar. Inside, you'll find shelves made specifically to hold the included hand-blown lead crystal tumblers, decanters, ashtray, and magnetic wooden coasters. The included cigar cutter and matches tuck away in a signature hidden drawer, and the box commands attention even when closed thanks to a starburst pattern finish on the outside.

Plum Wine Appliance

There's something special about a great glass of wine with dinner, or to help wind down after a long day. Of course, most of those occasions don't call for emptying the entire bottle, and then storage and preservation become an issue. Plum Wine Appliance solves that issue, and might be able to serve a fresh glass better than you can as well. One of the most sophisticated home appliances on the market, Plum works with any standard wine bottle. Just load bottles in and Plum uses integrated cameras to identify the wine and chill each bottle to the exact varietal temperature. It also uses a motorized double cored needle to pressurize each bottle with argon gas, keeping your wine preserved for up to 90 days. With Plum, the days of pouring out oxidized wine or drinking at less than ideal temperatures are over, and the problems are solved in the form of a great looking addition to any kitchen or home bar.

Presented by Plum.