Creating espresso has never been easy with this Illy Francis Francis Y1 iperEspresso Machine. It’s easy to use and all you have to do is pop in an Illy Espresso caspule of your choice, press a button and you have yourself a Starbucks-like espresso. It’s in a sturdy aluminum casing, that features a tempered glass cup holder, manual shut off, and a removable water tank capacity: 23.7 ounces for easy refilling. This Y1 machine is made by coffee-machine maker Francis Francis, makers of the retro-futuristic X1 espresso machine. It is designed by Italian architect Luca Trazzi in the late 1990s, and that is why it has a classy feel in it. $295.

Antarctic Nail Ale is now the World’s most expensive beer after a bottle of this beer was sold for $800 at an auction in Fremantle and only 30 bottles of the limited edition beer were brewed at the Nail Brewing headquarters at Edith Cowan University in Perth. This beer is made from Antarctic ice which came from the Sea Shepherds’ most recent trip to the Antarctic. This can also be the most purest beer ever since it is made from 90% water. John Stallwood, a brewer from Nail Brewing, said, “It is great to sell the most expensive bottle of beer in the world but it is all about a good cause. It is also good that a beer about saving the whales is now most expensive beer in the world rather than high alcohol beer sold in animal carcasses.”

Make the present exceptional with this limited edition vodka, Absolut Glimmer by Absolut Vodka. It’s now available in select stores around the world and starting to make waves due its definite taste and the intriguing shape of its bottle. The brand claims that this is their first time to change the shape of its iconic bottle, which has been designed in crystal pattern-shaped glass. What’s more is that the bottle will appear differently as it reacts to the light. Enough about the bottle, this Glimmer features a special signature cocktail that takes a pure and minimalist approach to showcase the vodka.

Well, this blog is for those luxurious drinkers out there! The Dalmore distillery has set a new record by selling 2 of their 3 world’s most expensive Scotch whisky bottles, “Dalmore 64 Trinitas.” It is said that the rich whisky afficionado shelled out $160,100 for 1 bottle. He is none other than, Mahesh Patel, an American collector, who bought the first bottle while the other one went to a buyer in the U.K. Mahesh Patel said, “Whisky is my passion. I love it. I have over 1,000 bottles in my collection, and the Dalmore Trinitas is now the jewel in the crown.” Each bottle comes with a display cabinet that has a special hidden drawer featuring the authentication documents for the whisky plus a key to a lock for the case. The last bottle will be sold in October at the Whisky Show in London. $160,100.

Moet & Chandon Bar Boy is the reincarnated version of the original Bar Boy, designed in 1963 by Verner Panton, for Grand Vintage champagne tasting. Just so you know, Bar Boy is a mobile container and a side table in one unit. The special edition Bar Boy features a black lacquered coating and elegant leather interior. It’s lower compartment has a capacity of 3 bottles of Grand Vintage Moet & Chandon and can cool them at a time to 10° C in 15 minutes. The middle compartment has 4 flutes inside, especiall designed for Grand Vintage by Riedel. It’s top compartment is for your other accessries. This luxury bar on wheels includes a bottle of Grand Vintage 2002 and two outstanding wines from the Vintage Collection: A Great Vintage Collection 1992 and a Grand Vintage Collection 1982.

Johnnie Walker Double Black is a new blend that’s based on the best-selling ‘Black Label.’ It is said that this whisky has more malts and peatiness. It was launched months ago in six airport duty-free channels, but due to high popular demand, it was made available globally and is scheduled to be distributed next year. The new blend makes use of peaty west whiskies to create a flavour, making it more smoky than Johnnie Walker Black Label. And that explains why this will cost about 20% more expensive than Black Label.

Distilleria Bottega Diamond Wine is a dry harmonic, sparkling wine brought to us by the Italian winemaker Distilleria Bottega. It’s a new luxury wine from the brand, a Pinot Noir from Oltrepo’ Pavese, Lombardia, Italy, which is presented in a luxurious flask embelisshed with crystal diamonds in the shape of the Bottega logo. This wine is characterized by a thin and persistent perlage, and with an aroma of black cherries, making it a bit spicy with hints of cinnamon and mint aftertaste that you will surely tease your senses. This diamond wine is packaged in a see-through gold wine gift bag, with a golden heart-shaped pin, just perfect for Christmas.