Camera Lens Mug is a custom-made mug that looks exactly like a Canon 24-105mm lens that comes with a lens cap lid, plus rubber grip focus and zoom rings. It’s a cool way to fool your officemates! I’m sure they will think your stupid when they see you drinking coffee using this mug. You can use this for any beverage or even for you favourite beer, the Camera Lens Mug is available now for $24.

Alaska Distillery Salmon Vodka is an out of the ordinary vodka from Alaska Distillery. It’s a booze that has smoked salmon integrated to it, to give that smokey flavor. It tool 50 tries to perfect the taste though, and is all worth it. It is said that it’s a perfect recipe for bloody mary and blends well with martinis and gourmet cream sauces. For the record, this vodka outsold The Permafrost, the brand’s award-winning brand, by about 30 percent in its first month. This vodka is now available in liquor stores, bars and restaurants in Alaska. Online orders are not available yet. TBA.

Here is another carbon fiber creation that will surely surprise you, Coasters made of carbon fiber. It’s actually a luxury edition coasters from Black Badger Advanced Composites, which are CNC-milled and are made of solid titanium and carbon fiber. It’s individually numbered and its etched into every drink coaster’s side via laser. These coasters will be featured next week at Envy Expo 2010 in California. Limited to 35 pieces only. $250.

Taverncraft has announced today that The Hobbit Premium Etched Glasses are now available for sale online. It’s available in in 16 oz. and 25 oz., wherein each is premiumly etched with artwork featuring two Middle-earth taverns, The Prancing Pony and The Green Dragon. This is something that you would like to see in your bar room for it’s good for everyday use as well as for special occasions. A must have for those who collect glass steins. $30.

Father’s Day is just around the corner, and to make the celebration special, Dom Pérignon has released its Vintage Champagne Gift Set. The set includes the brand’s 3 of the finest vintages such as the Dom Perignon Vintage 2000, Dom Perignon Rosé 1998 and Dom Perignon OEnothèque 1995. $850.

Domaine Romanee Conti 1997 is the world’s most expensive wine. It has an interesting aroma that will surely tease your taste buds, for it combines the flavor of flowers, soy sauce, and with a twist of licorice. It’s dark in color to show how old-aged it is, that goes to show how special this wine is even it costs thousands of dollars. $5,588.

Weinbrand’s Asbach Uralt is one of Germany’s most famous brands. Known to have a mellow taste that has harmonous bouquet aroma that is distilled and matured to perfection in small casks of Limousin oak. This brandy is definitely recommended to wine afficionados. $49.