Holiday Gift Guide 2019: Get Epicurious With These Drinks and Eats

Barefoot Wines

Barefoot Wines has been a strong supporter of the LGBTQ community since 1988, so return the favor and gift a bottle to a woman who wines. ($10, TheBarrelRoom.com)

Stoli Holiday Gift Pack

From another longtime supporter comes the new Stoli Holiday Gift Pack, which comes with a portable charger. ($20, only available in liquor stores; find one at Stoli.com)

Lee Lee’s Rugelach by a Brother

The best rugelach is in New York City. Get Lee Lee’s Rugelach by a Brother, the POC-owned Harlem shop that has been a Hanukkah fave for decades. ($18+, LeeLeesRugelach.com)

Epic Gourmet Popcorn

Chicago’s gay-owned Epic Gourmet Popcorn offers Pride-themed gift sets, including the Coming Out Box. ($35, EpicPopcorn.com)

elit Vodka’s gift set

Freeze-filtered elit Vodka’s gift set features a bottle of vodka with one of four different 12-ounce steel Matryoshka doll cocktail vessels. ($50, in liquor stores; gift set is not available online, but you can buy the vodka at ReserveBar.com)

The Anti-Cookbook

The Anti-Cookbook will inspire you to think more creatively about grub. ($15, Anti-Cookbook.com)

Hennessy’s Oh So Classic Cocktails

Pay homage to the golden age of cool with Hennessy’s Oh So Classic Cocktails, on pg. 49, with a stirring glass, bar spoon, and yep, a bottle of Hennessy V.S.O.P. ($50, Clos19.com)

Wild Strawberries in Milk Chocolate

The only problem with Satori’s cannabis-infused Wild Strawberries in Milk Chocolate on pg. 49 is they’re so delicious you’ll want more than just three! ($21, SatoriChocolates.com)

Overwatch: The Official Cookbook

Overwatch: The Official Cookbook oon pg. 49 is packed with over 90 recipes inspired by the popular LGBTQ friendly multiplayer game that boasts over 40 million online users. ($35, Amazon.com)

Drinkworks Home Bar by Keurig

Impress everyone with the Drinkworks Home Bar by Keurig, an amazing, first-of-its-kind appliance designed to prepare alcoholic drinks at the push of a button. Unlike K-Cups, it uses liquid-filled (not powder) pods which contain the ingredients of cocktails, ciders, and brews. It makes three drink sizes (4, 6, or 8 ounces), can carbonate and cool water to 35 degrees Fahrenheit as needed to best compliment a particular concoction. Last year, Drinkworks sold out of the on-demand home bar within hours of its initial launch so get yours quick. For the perfect gift, add the Home Bar Sampler Collection: Cosmopolitan, Cuban Daiquiri, Lemon Bubbly, Long Island Iced Tea, Mai Tai, Margarita, Mojito, Moscow Mule, Old Fashioned, Peach Sangria, Red Sangria, Rose Spritzer, Strawberry Margarita, White Russian, Whiskey Sour, and Vodka Lemonade ($65 for a 16-count variety pack) or the Fireside Collection for winter (Spiced Punch, Winter Mule, Pomegranate Elderflower Spritzer and Ginger Snap White Russian ($49 for 12-count variety pack). You must be 21 or above to order pods, and it’s currently only available to those California, Missouri, Florida, Pennsylvania, and New York due to state-by-state liquor laws. ($299, Drinkworks.com)