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Finlandia, cheese-makers extraordinaire, are celebrating their 100th anniversary in style — with beer and wine glasses made entirely of cheese.
Cheeseware as it’s properly-titled, is a set of one wine glass and one beer glass. The set will be available for purchase on Finlandia’s Facebook page for one day only, December 6th. The price for this commemorative and ephemeral drinkware… $5,000. You read that correctly.
Find out more here.
When gas and dust come together on Earth, it’s usually a big ol’ mess. However, when the two meet up in space, it’s called a nebula. Nebulae are awesome.
ThinkGeek, with help from NASA and the Hubble telescope, has placed these far-out images on drinkware with the Nebula Glass Set. The 4-piece set includes the Veil, Butterfly, Helix and Seahorse nebulae. Earth’s “Dusty Gas Puddle” not included.
Check them out here.
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Why should Star Wars fans have all the fun, with their fancy planetary drinkware? Don’t Star Trek fans like to indulge in liquids, while celebrating their geekdom?
Star Trek Planetary Glassware is here to help. The 5-piece glass set includes Earth, Vulcan, Romulus, Qo’noS, and even a Borg Cube shot glass. Line up the Romulan ale!
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We’ve already seen a fun collection of Planetary Glasses. Now it’s on to a set of drinkware that we can truly geek-out to, with the Star Wars Planetary Glassware Set.
Most of the planets and everyone’s favorite space station from Star Wars are included. Drink your cold drinks out of Hoth, hot drinks out of Tatooine, and use Alderaan if you plan to throw it against the wall afterwards. Check ’em out here.
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It’s certainly no super blood moon, but these ceramic drinking vessels will take you through the typical phases.
The Moon Glass, by Korean design company Tale Design, is designed especially to turn traditional rice wine, or any light-colored liquid into a crescent, half, or full phase.
And, if you missed the recent Blood Moon because of pesky clouds, use a red liquid to create your own. Check it out here.
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