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Big Bad-Ass Book of Shots
By Fresno
Pouring shots is easy if you don't mind drinking like a boring (and 21-or older) frat bro. But the Big, Bad-Ass Book of Shots is designed to help you get inebriated in a much more creative way. There are over 1,400 recipes inside that take your drinking game way beyond "pour brown stuff out of a bottle and into a tiny glass." It covers a wide range of subjects from body shots and Jell-O shots to more advanced techniques that require more mixing but less belly-button washing. Just think, the next time you take a shot it might not taste like you just drank a thimble full of bleach. Plus, the book is only $9, which is actually less than a shot if you're trying to drink in Manhattan.
Beer of the Month Club
By Stuff Staff
You've found the one club that won't kick you out for being a belligerent asshole. Instead, they'll send you a dozen 12-ounce beers a month from a selection of over 1,000 U.S. and international microbrews. from $21
Sam Adams Utopia 2009
By Fresno
With its swanky golden bottle and 27-percent (that's 54 proof) alcohol content, the latest batch of this super beer from Sam Adams is the most outrageous yet. A new batch of Utopia is released every two years and 2009's will be limited to a run of just 10,000 bottles. It will set you back $150 if you want to try it, but those who have claim its strong taste that it's worth giving up the 75 cases of Golden Anniversary you would've bought otherwise. Because of the high alcohol content, it drinks more like a scotch than it does a typical beer and the flavor is intense, offering up strong tones of oak, maple, vanilla and dark fruit. In other words: It's too fancy to drink out of your Star Wars glasses.
Operation Home Front
By Stuff Staff
Swig this Beam bourbon and some of the cash you dropped for it will provide military families with scholarships, financial aid, and counseling. Sip and salute! $16
Casa Dragones Tequila
By Fresno
Its minimalist bottle and sophisticated logo make this sipping tequila fit right in on the top shelf. It's hand-made in small batches, using modern filtration techniques to make it the smoothest tequila you've ever wrapped your lips around. The taste isn't nearly as harsh as the drug store stuff you might be used to because it's 100% Blue Agave Joven Tequila. They have so much faith in the drinkability of their product, the makers suggest you take it straight-up on the rocks. Try that with the cheap stuff and your face just might implode. $325 a bottle.
Beefeater 24
By Fresno
Master distiller, Desmond Payne has more than 40 years of experience making booze that tastes incredible. That experience is immediately evident when you take a sip of this ultra-classy gin. The 24 in its name comes from the 24-hour steeping process required to infuse all of the flavors into each batch. On first drink, you'll notice an interesting flavor added by tea, something you won't find in a lot of gin bottles. It sits nicely at 45%, which means it's smooth enough that you can actually enjoy the unique taste. Just be sure to stock up on the tonic.
Blood Energy Potion
By Fresno
If you're buying into the new vampire craze that seems to be going on at the moment, the concept of a blood-themed energy drink might get your fangs all tingly. This caffeinated concoction comes in blood bag and matches the real thing in color and consistency. It even has a similar nutritional makeup. Of course, it doesn't taste like blood, but rather delicious fruit punch. It sounds like the perfect thing to walk around drinking on Halloween if you're not sold on HBO's blood orange flavored Tru Blood soda. Each bag will cost you $6, which is way cheaper than real blood. Trust us.
It made sense when Mountain Dew went after gamers with their Gamer Fuel flavors, but Jones's new limited run of D&D soda is taking nerdy beverages to the next level. There are five flavors and these are the names (that I'm totally not making up): Potion of Healing, Sneak Attack, Illithid Brain Juice, Dwarven Draught Bigsby's Crushing Thirst Destroyer and Eldritch Blast. Seriously, we're not making those up. A six-pack will set you back $10.99 while a 12-pack will cost you $18.99. We aren't sure how many gold pieces that translates into and if you ask us, we'll punch you.
Mountain Dew Green Label Art Volume 2
By Fresno
If you're going to have soda bottles strewn all over the floor of your car, you might as well make them cool looking. Mountain Dew has released the second version of their Green Label Art collection, which includes a limited edition run of six different bottles, each bearing artwork by a hip artist. You may not have heard of some of the artists, but, honestly, how many artists can you name in the first place. If you get past Shepherd Fairey and Leonardo Da Vinci we'll be impressed. And, even then, you probably only learned those two to impress the artsy girls at school. But hey, we can respect that.
Drink This: Cruzan's Dark & Stormy
By Stuff Video
Despite its scary name, this premium booze goes down without a rumble.
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