8 Father’s Day Gifts for the Dad Who Drinks

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Bespoke Post Brew

Bespoke Post Brew

Brewing your own beer doesn’t mean sacrificing your entire garage. This brew kit features a compact, one-gallon jug, a few accessories and beer mixes for stouts, IPAs or American Pale Ales.

Bespoke Post
$55

Ivanhoe Duffle 24

Sure, it’ll hold two dozen cans or four wine bottles (plus ice). But the lightweight, insulated duffle also doubles as a weekender or gym bag.

Corkcicle
$175

Corkcicle Duffle
Craft Beer

Craft Beer Club

America’s finest microbreweries come to dad’s door once a month (or quarterly, or whenever he wants). Every delivery features a dozen bottles in multiple styles, along with recipes to pair with each brew.

Craft Beer Club
$42/month

Engraved Don Julio 1942 Father’s Day Limited Edition Bottle

Aged for a minimum of two and a half years in American white-oak barrels, Don Julio’s limited edition 1942 is dad’s new sipping alternative to whiskey. Plus, he’ll dig the engraved “Happy Father’s Day” messaging.

Reserve Bar
$180

Don Julio
Opener

Game Used Baseball Bat Bottle Openers

Swing and a sip. These handsome bottle openers are crafted from actual game-day used by MLB players — and authenticated with a story card and a hologram number.

Uncommon Goods
$115

Barrell Rye Batch 002

What happens when you blend a five-year, 100% malted rye from Poland with a five-year high malted barley rye from Indiana? A sweet and savory balance that’ll make you, and dad, rethink whiskey entirely.

Caskers
$89.99

Barrell
WSET

Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Level 1 Award 

It’s never too late to learn … and these intensive, hands-on courses in wine, sake or spirits are available around the globe. After this, dad will be able to navigate wine menus, drop impressive-sounding tasting notes and pair food with booze.

WSET
$300

Riedel Drink SpecificGlassware Collection

Each available in a set of two, mixologist Zane Harris designed these six cocktail-specific glasses — Neat, Rocks, Highball, Nick & Nora, Sour and Fizz, which pretty much covers the gamut of drinks. (If you need just one set, go with Rocks.)

Riedel
$30

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