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Spodee pays homage to the Depression-era booze of the same name. The mix of homemade country wines, garden herbs, spices and moonshine was a more palatable alternative to the straight grain alcohol that was all the rage at the time.
The milk bottle is also a tribute to those original Spodee makers, who used whatever was available to package their hooch. Feel free to strap on a nipple and get drinking — we won’t judge.
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Able to hold 16 oz. of your favorite beer on one end and a shot on the other — the Beer/Shot Glass is a convenient way to get your drunk on. Made of mouth blown glass, the dual-action tumblers are dishwasher safe and come in a package of two.
Just make sure that the beer end is empty before pouring your chaser.
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Tennis and booze, anyone? Brought to us by Uncommon Goods, the Recycled Tennis Racquet Bottle Opener will put those antiquated wooden racquets to good use again. Perfect for the tennis and imported beer fan, each bottle opener is unique.
No worries — you should be at least a few cases in before you get tennis elbow.
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If you get the typical delusions of being a musician when you drink, or you always like to call for a toast in E flat — Musical Wine Glasses are here to help.
Beautifully-gilded to represent a full 12 note octave — wine filled to each line will ring the corresponding note when the glass is tapped or rubbed along the rim. They can be a big hit at your next dinner party, and will help keep all of your wine glass percussion in key.
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Chances are, that if you regularly wear a cowboy hat, then you probably take your mass-produced American beer very seriously. Now, you can show your allegiance to cowboy culture and your favorite brew, with a Beer Box Cowboy Hat.
Constructed from an actual 18-pack — you can have your choice of either Miller Lite, MGD, or Coors Light. Please wear your beer hat responsibly.
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