There’s certainly enough fancy vodkas out there to go around, but they’re all so terrestrial. Outer Space Vodka is not of this earth — or, at least that’s what the makers would like you to believe.
The clear spirit’s claim to fame, besides being sold in an alien’s noggin, is that the liquor is filtered through meteorites. Now, we’re not exactly sure how this process helps, but if I get to have a glass alien head around afterwards, sign me up.
Whether you’re drinking at your home base, or a party far far away — a proper drinking vessel is a must.
Star Wars Beer Steins are here to help make you the coolest drinker this side of Mos Eisley. R2-D2 could be the stein you’re looking for, unless you’d prefer Boba Fett to hold your bounty.
If you’re a mean drinker, or prefer dark ales, there’s always Darth Vader. Check them all out here, and may the froth be with you.
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After NASA recently spotted a heart-shaped mass on Pluto, it appears that the dwarf planet just wants to be loved.
Lou Lou Ps Delights, always up for some fun with confectionaries, created the Pluto Macaron.
Complete with a painted-on heart, the celestial orb looks up at you with loving eyes. This is either to implore NASA to return it to full-planet status, or to get you not to eat it.
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The USA has always been a pioneer of space travel and donut technology. However, it took a few Norwegian scientists to send the first donut into space.
The First Donut In Space was made possible by attaching a strawberry-frosted donut to a weather balloon, and letting it ascend into the stratosphere. The only bad part is that good things eventually come to an end, and the donut quickly plummets back to Earth.
The Swedish Sea Rescue Society was needed to recover the grounded space donut. No mention if they got to eat it.
Are you an astronomer or astronaut? Or, perhaps you’d really just like to drink out of Uranus? Well, The Planetary Glass Set will have you imbibing like a true space enthusiast.
The set of 10 glasses even includes the Sun [we assume for hot drinks] and the former planet of Pluto, made into a smaller shot glass. Bottoms up, astronaut.
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