5 THINGS THAT MAKE LIFE WORTH TOASTING!
CHEERS! by jay jones
Home Beer Dispenser $199 Think you have everything?
Think again! This could be the best gift for the beer connois- seur—ever. The CO2 cartridge is built-in and ready to dispense any four-liter keg, keeping it fresh and at optimal serving temps for 30 days. Uses both AC and DC so it’s perfect for tailgat- ing, RVs, boating and picnics.
wineenthusiast.com
Coravin 1000 System $299 Drink your favorite wines without pulling the cork! This unique gadget
allows you to pour a glass of wine without disturbing the natural aging process, or the pressure of committing to drink the whole bottle! Simply attach, pour and the cork reseals itself allowing you to reshelve the bottle.
coravin.com
Wine Aerator and Pourer $39.95 An award-winning design
that allows you to aerate and filter wine as you pour. No need to decant or to hold onto one of those “other” types that requires using one hand while pouring with the other. Sadly, after a glass or two I end up forgetting to use them anyway. Problem solved. It’s attached to the bottle! (Did I just say after a glass or two? Silly me!)
williams-sonoma.com
Electric Cocktail Shaker $25 Just think of it! Add your favorite
Rapid Beverage Chiller $89.95 Okay, so you need to get a bottle of wine cold fast, without being at
the mercy of which wine distributor pays the most to be stocked in the store cooler. Well, here is the solution so you can keep on pouring for your wine-guzzling friends—the fastest chiller on the market. This gadget will “spin the bottle” and chill from room temperature to a low 50 degrees in 3.5 minutes. Don’t worry, it has a “no-spin” setting for Champagne, it even works on beer or soda cans.
crateandbarrel.com
ingredients and with a push of the button, voilà! Now you can focus your energy on the more important things like—drinking more—duh!
amazon.com
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RAGE monthly | NOVEMBER 2013
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