To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at SC Wisconsin News asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.
These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.
Top 5 Beer Gifts
1) Canteen Vinnebago Edition - Matte Black
Independent barware company Corkcicle creates innovative ways to chill, store, and serve your favorite drinks. Vinnebago is a stainless steel, vacuum sealed, triple-walled beverage bottle that keeps what’s inside hot (up to 12 hours) or cold (up to 25 hours). This container won’t shatter so it’s safer than glass and perfect for venues where glass isn’t allowed.
2) Insulated Beer Bottle Holder
Pop a cold one into an insulated beer bottle holder to keep it that way for up to two hours. The neoprene-lined stainless steel koozie locks coldness in and fits most 12-ounce bottles. The tethered lid has a built-in bottle opener and the screw-on base is padded for extra protection. Guaranteed to last a lifetime.
3) Cool ID Tumbler - Set of 2
Say cheers to ceramic tumblers that keep beverages perfectly chilled. Submerge the tumblers in cool water to activate their natural cooling properties. This ceramic absorbs the water quickly, leaving the surface dry, so there’s no condensation, inside or out. Your drinks stay cool for hours. The matte surface is sophisticated and also acts as a chalkboard if you want to write on it.
4) Choose Your State Bottle Cap Shadow Box
Torched Products: Shadow Box - Drink Beer From Here - Nevada
5) Sand Etched Latitude and Longitude Pint Glass
Let these personalized pint glasses serve as an everyday reminder of a special place. Send Susquehanna Glass Company any location coordinates, and they’ll create glasses just for you. The Latitude and Longitude design is an exclusive collaboration with us that uses sand etching to leave a clean, crisp finish. Each glass is created in the USA with a keen eye for detail and a strong tradition—over 100 years and counting—of craftsmanship.
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