Published November 7, 2018 12:00AM
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For the Spirit Connoisseur
(Photo: Inga Hendrickson)
Misc. Goods Co. Ivory Ceramic Flask ($92)
The 11-ounce Misc. Goods Co. Ivory Ceramic flask is slim enough to stow in your pocket, but its leather, brass, and cork closure begs to be shown off.
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Everyday Co. Linen Napkins ($9 and up)
The understated Everyday Co. linen napkins are cut from scrap fabric, which means they’re just as eco-friendly as they are exquisitely sewn. Their sturdy weave stands up to everyday use.
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Stranahan Diamond Peak Whiskey ($75)
Stranahan’s Diamond Peak whiskey has notes of cayenne and Mexican hot chocolate with a creamy finish. It’s damn near irresistible.
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Sertodo Copper Sharpshooter Shot Glasses ($13 each)
Sertodo Copper Sharpshooter shot glasses are classier than their glass cousins.
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Orca Stainless Steel Chasertini ($25)
The fun Orca Stainless Steel Chasertini keeps an eight-ounce cocktail frosty long into the night, and the clear lid prevents spills.
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Dripping Springs Vodka ($20)
Meet the perfect ingredient for a dry martini. Dripping Springs vodka has a brisk taste and a sweet finish that lend it a refreshing chill.
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Gran Patrón Piedra Tequila ($361)
Patrón mixes ancient techniques (crushing agave with a giant stone wheel) with standard modern practices (aging the booze for a minimum of four years in oak) to make its Gran Patrón Piedra tequila. The result: a liquor with a finish smooth enough to rival the best bourbons.
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Picnic Time Bar Backpack ($223)
The muddler, shaker, strainer, and other tools included in the elegant waxed-canvas Picnic Time Bar backpack mean your favorite mixologist has everything they need to craft the perfect cocktail on the go.
