Bond Mixology App

Want to mix drinks like James Bond? Or just get to say "shaken not stirred" at a party to look cool? Now you can with the Bond Mixology App for the iPhone at just $2. This app keeps track of every booze mix that bond had in all of his films.

The Hungover Cookbook

We have all been hungover once in our lives, or many times in our lives for some people. The next morning you are either starving, or you feel so sick you don't even want to think about food. Well the Hungover Cookbook can help you cook up a feast the day after your drinking exploits.

Leather Whiskey Holster

Made out of vegetable-tanned leather, these cool new whiskey holsters hold your whiskey in place when you're out being a cowboy. It holds up to a 200 ml whiskey bottle.

[Source: Gun Blog]

Whiskey Stone Shot Glasses

Here's a cool new product for whiskey drinkers, it is an innovative new way to keep your whiskey cold. They're whiskey shot glasses made out of stone. They are from the same concept as whiskey stones, which are basically stones you keep in your freezer. You then drop when in your booze and they do not water down your whiskey, but keeps it noce and col. These whiskey stone shot glasses are made in the USA, just keep them in the freezer for about 4 hours and they're good to go.

[Source: liquorsnob]

Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey Liqueur

Jack Daniel's recently released their new Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey Liqueur. Touted to have hints of honey and "a finish that's naturally smooth," Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey is the brand's latest addition to their distinct collection of liquor. The brand's new flavor measures up to the rest of the variations in the line. It is produced and bottled by the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee.

You can buy Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey Liqueur online at Liquorama.net

Jim Beam Devil’s Cut Bourbon

Jim Beam Devil’s Cut Bourbon (90 proof $23.99) is deep amber in color. The extracted bourbon carries with it a tremendous amount of tannins and color from the barrel, giving this whisky a deep, dark color. The nose is clearly dominated by strong oak tones with clear cinnamon spice and an undertone of vanilla and caramel. It’s a bold and spicy nose, much more aggressive than the tradition Jim Beam. The entry is very oak forward as the oak notes explode on the palate. Things ease a bit by the mid palate and more of the vanilla and caramel notes find their way from underneath the bold oak. There are some slight cinnamon spice notes present but they do battle with the oak and ultimately get lost. You can buy Jim Beam Devil's Cut online now. The finish is fairly long and dry with the oak notes really lingering.

Check it out at JimBeam.com

The new hangover cure

Promoted along with The Hangover Part II, Last Round is a new hangover cure for all the party animals out there. It's made out of Kudzu, stevia, green tea, ginkgo, and Ural licorice extracts, no artificial chemicals to be found.

Check it out at Last-round.com

Silver Oak Cellars Alexander Valley Cabernet 2006

Silver Oak winery is an iconic California vineyard that has been producing excellent wines for many years. Well their 2006 Cabernet is on sale and includes free shipping at FineWineHouse.com. It even got a 92 Point rating from Wine Enthusiasts, read the review below.

"Not clear if this is a long-term ager, but you definitely want to give it a good decanting of at least four hours. You should even pour the glasses and let them to stand for an hour. The interaction with oxygen will open the wine up and allow it to express its herbal, soft deliciousness. Airing also emphasizes the cherry and red currant fruit, letting the palate enjoy this complex, tannic wine at its best."

You can buy Silver Oak Alexander Valley Cab with free shipping at FineWineHouse.com

The Bottle Key

Here's a cool new way to keep a bottle opener on you at all times. It's a bottle opener and key all in one. You can buy these black key bottle openers for $11 at this site.

Northstar Brew Master Refrigerator

Beer out of the tape is always the best way to drink it, no man cave is complete without a beer tap. That's where the Northstar Brew Master Refrigerator comes it. Sure it costs between $3,000 and $5,300, but it's an awesome retro-styled refrigerator that also has a built in beer tap. The 1950's styled fridge has a pre-installed kegerator with a tap dispensor, coupler, connections, co2 cylinder and a drip tray.

Check it out Here.

Absolut SF Limited Edition Vodka

If the city of San Francisco were to be bottled, it would taste of grape, dragon fruit and papaya — exotic flavors that capture the unique mix of cultures, ethnicities and culinary heritage of a thriving, colorful city.

At least, that’s what one vodka maker thinks. In the latest edition to a city-series that already includes New Orleans, Los Angeles, Boston, and Brooklyn, Absolut launched a bottle that pays homage to San Francisco’s diversity and culture Tuesday. The new flavor is meant to reflect the Napa Valley and Sonoma, and the rich contributions of the Asian and Hispanic communities

You can buy Absolut San Francisco Vodka online at Liquorama.net

Skinny Girl Margarita

Are you trying to lose a few pounds but still want to enjoy a margarita this summer? Give Bethenny Frankel's Skinnygirl Margarita a try. They say it's 100% natural and has just 100 calories per 4 ounce serving. Made of blue Agave clear tequila with a hint of agave nector to give it a alcoholic kick, it also features fresh lime juice and a dash of triple sec. They're pre-mixed and ready to drink, just pour on ice.

You can buy Skinny Girl Margarita online at ShopWineDirect.com.

Royal Virility Beer from Brewdog

You read that right,Royal Virility beer, from Brew Dog is their contribution to the royal wedding. It's actually an India pale Ale at 7.5% ABV infused with natural aphrodisiacs like herbal viagra, chocolate, and Goat Weed. They're only making 1,000 bottles at $17 each, so get your fast before its gone!

Four Loko Making a Comeback

Alcoholic energy drink makers Four Loko was pulled off store shelves last year. They were accused of targeting underage consumers with their soda-like flavors. They were also linked to a surge of date rapes as well. The founders of Four Loko tried to stay out of the spot light.

"If you set out to engineer a booze delivery system that is as cloying, deceptive and divorced from the usual smells, tastes and presentation of alcohol as possible, you'd be hard pressed to come up with something more impressive than Four Loko," wrote former New York Times restaurant critic Frank Bruni in the midst of the flap last fall. "It's a malt liquor in confectionary drag...Four Loko cans--I paid $3.50 apiece for mine--are something to see, each sporting a few ultrabright, childlike hues in a kind of rippling weave that evokes a camouflage pattern. Fatigues like these are what an army of Teletubbies would wear into battle."

Center of Effort Pinot Noir

Here's a great Pinot Noir from a soon to be legendary winemaker. I have to say, this probably is one of the best pinot noirs I have ever tasted. It really is worthy of its 95 point rating from the Wine Enthusiasts.

Wine tasting notes from the winemaker:

The 2008 Pinot Noir boasts a deep, intense color that speaks directly to its originating terroir. The palate shows firm structure, luscious viscosity and hints of earthy spice that complement toasty flavors of black cherry and blackberry.

About Center of Effort Wine:

In the foothills of the western Edna Valley lies a landmark estate vineyard, its roots
spanning three decades. Over the years, each member of our winery family was
personally touched by this place in one way or another. We now come full circle,
returning to create something special. The resulting Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are,
we believe, without parallel. They represent the intersection of caretaking, skill and
commitment—truly a “Center of Effort.”

Wine Enthusiasts magazine recently reviewed the 2008 Center of Effort Pinot Noir in their August 2011 issue (soon to be released). They gave it a 95 point rating. Check out their review below.

95 Points - Editor's Choice
One of the best Edna Valley Pinot Noirs ever. This region normally produces Pinots with crisp acidity and fine varietal character, and so it is here, with its cherry, black raspberry, red currant and sandalwood flavors. But there's extra depth and complexity, with a wildly exotic, spicy edge, that lift the wine into greatness. Right up there with the best of coastal California. Hard to tell where it's going, but give it a good decant before serving.

You can buy the 2008 Center of Effort Pinot Noir at FineWineHouse.com

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