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Legendary barkeeper and author Charles Schumann, Schumann’s Bar, Munich, collaborated with SCHOTT ZWIESEL to develop a bar collection that combines classical shapes, contemporary dimensions, and superlative functionality. 17oz Schott ZwieselDurable quality for everyday useInternationally renowned, Schott Zwiesel – a product brand of the new umbrella brand Zwiesel Glas – comprises beverage-specific specialty glass series and…
[A Cocktail Recipe Book] About Death & Co Welcome Home JAMES BEARD AWARD NOMINEE The ultimate guide to choosing ingredients, developing your palate, mixing drinks, and leveling up your home cocktail gamewith more than 600 recipesfrom the bestselling team behind Death & Co: Modern Classic Cocktails and James Beard Book of the Year Cocktail Codex: Fundamentals, Formulas, Evolutions…
This Georgian-era design reflects the timeless refinement of vintage English flatware. With a solid feel and a just-right-balanced feel in the hand, Ashton combines classic appeal with modern aesthetics. MATERIAL: 18/10 Stainless Steel Dinner Fork: 8″ long x 1.5″ wide Dinner Knife: 9.5″ long x 1.5″ wide Soup Spoon: 7.5″ long x 1.5″ wide Dessert spoon:…
Naturally cured queen olives stuffed with a crunchy, mini gherkin. Fleshy and crunchy. Perfect for Bloody Marys. Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegan Shelf Life: Unopened 18 months Refrigerate after opening 12 servings per container Olives, filtered water, gherkins, salt, vinegar, sodium benzoate (preservative), lactic acid, ascorbic acid. Family made in the USA by Filthy. By owning their…
“I Like It When You Call Me Big Pulpo.” This extraordinary candle is a true masterpiece, combining the essence of the ocean with the warmth of a cozy, candlelit atmosphere. Captivating Design: Encased in a charming tinned fish container, “I Like It When You Call Me Big Pulpo” features two intricately crafted octopus shapes. This…
The produce keeper celebrates slowing down to enjoy the rituals around tending to plants and produce with a propagation plate that keeps herbs and leafy greens fresh up to 2 weeks longer. Simply pair the dishes with a standard sized vessel or glass and add water to keep stems hydrated, happy and home-worthy. Made from…
Silver glass ornanents to add a bit of shimmer to your tree! 8 ?? 4.7 ?? 1″ (20.3 ?? 12 ?? 2.5 cm)
The new Messermeister “Next Level” Magnetic Knife Block is a safe and sanitary way to store your knives. The modern ventilated design has open panels that are easy to clean and allow for air flow, creating a dry environment which limits the growth of microorganisms. Place your knives in any configuration on the soft magnetic…
These handmade pottery spoons from Japan are fun for coffee + tea service or to snazz up your apps and charcuterie game. The little curve on the branch will gently perch on the rim of the tea/coffee cup when not in use. 5″ L. 1″ across Hand wash. Do not microwave.
The perfect knife for any fishing enthusiast. The N8 Trout from Opinel’s Animalia Collection features an engraved trout, fits comfortably in the pocket, and offers remarkable utility. Despite over 100 years of popularity and artisanal French craftsmanship, Opinel knives remain very affordable to the working people for whom they were originally intended. Made in France…
Organic Natural Cotton Coffee Filters Made in the USA – Ultra-Durable 1 Year Filter Set – Eco-Friendly Compostable Cloth CoffeeSock filters are durable and may last a year or more. CoffeeSock filters are a reusable alternative to paper filters and nylon sacks–out-performing any comparable disposable and reusable filters. Cotton absorbs some of the oils released…
This at-home alternative to the popular pellet ice makes 100+ mini ice cubes, perfect for mojito cocktails, mint juleps, and tropical drinks. The thin tray freezes quickly and the compact, space-saving design is perfect for any freezer. The ratio of ice to surface melds sharp flavors into incredible cocktails Made from 100% silicone, this tray…
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