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We wished for Sriracha Vodka, and the drink gods answered. Now, Sriracha Beer has arrived, delivering another beverage we never knew we needed.
Brought to us by Rogue — no stranger to unorthodox brews — the hot stout is made with the real stuff from Huy Fong. Perfect to pair up with any Asian dishes, pizza, soups… pretty much anything Sriracha goes good with. So, everything.
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ARRR you ready to open and insulate that bottle, me hearties? If you’re looking to drink like a pirate, or just talk funny all day, the Pirate Bottle Sleeve and Corkscrew Bundle is here.
To help open your beer or wine bottle, the Legless Pirate Corkscrew — complete with bottle opener, corkscrew, waiter’s friend and foil cutter. Then, once your bottle is ready to drink, slip on your Freaker Bonehead Bottle Sleeve and you’re ready to PARRRTY!! See… taking funny already.
The Freaker Pirate Bundle contains one (1) Legless Pirate Corkscrew and one (1) Freaker Bonehead Bottle Sleeve. Available now at The Foodiggity Shop.
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After a long day of chopping down trees and wearing flannel, you’ll want a nice cold drink. So, go ahead and grab another axe with the Lumberjack Beer Bottle Opener.
Designed to look like something that’d take down any tree, the axe will help chop down any bottle top with ease.
And, you can keep the whole lumberjack theme going with the appropriate bottle koozie. Happy drinking.
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Kids have been getting lulled to sleep with the uber-soothing Goodnight Moon for decades. So, why should hard-working beer-drinking adults be denied a bedtime story?
Goodnight Brew is here to take care of that, with a tale that takes us through the brewing process as adorably as possible. You might even get a late-night education on the different types of beer before you pass out. Goodnight drunkards everywhere.
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If you pick your beer by color, a new packaging project by Spanish creative agency Txaber is just for you. The concept uses Pantone swatches to give you an idea of the beer that lies inside.
Whether you roll with a cold can of 1595 C, or you’re feeling bold and want to throw back a 426 C, the packaging let’s you know what’s in store before you crack it open.
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