This drinkware option from Corkcicle is 100% leakproof, making it ideal for you to put it in a bag, place it inside your car cupholder, or carry it around by its comfortable grip handle. The Corkcicle Leakproof Cruiser has a soft silicone straw, nonslip silicone base, and a lid that twists easily to close or be separated for cleaning. It’s also dishwasher safe, fits most cupholders, and keeps your drinks cold for up to 20 hours.
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If you’re a longtime reader of Kitchn content, you know we can’t get enough of Stanley’s super-popular, super-sized Quencher tumbler. This editor-favorite seems to be constantly sold out, so whenever it’s available in a new color or finish, we try to bring you the news ASAP. In our efforts to help you get your hands on your own Quencher, though, we might’ve forgotten to mention that Stanley is also home to lots of other awesome portable drinkware finds. Whether you’re coveting a mug and saucer set that you can take on road trips, a shaker set for cocktails on the campsite, or a set of travel straws for your tumbler, they’ve got you covered. Today, though, we’re calling your attention to the brand’s latest drinkware collection: the limited-edition Vintage Loom line. Featuring six products — one of which is already sold out — this seasonal assortment takes inspiration from the textiles produced by a weaver’s loom. Take a look at the pieces below, and don’t wait too long to purchase yours!
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Stanley is known for their drinkware — specifically their litany of rugged, top-of-the-line flasks that are sure to outlive you — and these vacuum-insulated, stainless-steel pint glasses (aka “shaker pints”) are supremely durable and, frankly, gorgeous. You can fill them with frosty suds that’ll stay chilled for hours, and you won’t have to worry about the glasses breaking, shattering, or rusting. These are the perfect addition to your camping arsenal, but would also make excellent choices for hanging out on the patio, kicking back on the porch, or taking in an evening on the fire escape. (Or deck, if you have one!)
This Vintage Loom Trigger-Action Travel Mug is perfect for anyone who likes their hot drinks to stay hot all day long. The action allows for easy, one-handed drinking at the press of a button, and you don’t have to stress about spilling, splashing, or leaking. Plus, they’re made to fit comfortably in your vehicle’s cupholder, which means you can easily bring this to work or school on your daily commute.
Looking for a limited-edition take on the classic Stanley bottle? Look no further. If you don’t already have one of these bad boys in your winter rotation, this is your sign to pick one up. It keeps your hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold for up to 28 hours, and its twist-and-pour stopper allows for smoother pouring. Plus, the insulated lid doubles as a cup for drinking! If that doesn’t scream “add to cart,” we don’t know what does.
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Look, sitting around a sparsely stocked kitchen drinking five-dollar wine out of mismatched coffee mugs was cool back when we first moved out of our parents’ house, but there comes a point in every person’s life when they realize that it’s time to grow up and get some serious, adult glassware. When that fateful day came for me, I went a bit overboard and amassed a giant glass collection that took up the biggest cabinet I had. Now that I’m moving in with my girlfriend, I knew I had to pare down my stockpile. Our new place doesn’t exactly have the space for eight 1-liter beer steins and a glass for every cocktail in “Mr. Boston’s,” so I got down to business and started consolidating my glassware.
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I was able to get rid of a bunch of glasses that were chipped, ones I never really used, and a few that I didn’t even know I had, but there was one set of pieces I’d never surrender: my tulip glasses. Tulips, if you’ve yet to be indoctrinated, are all-purpose workhorses — sort of like the Instant Pot of glassware. They’re good for beer, wine, liquor, mixed drinks, and pretty much anything else you’d want to put in there, since the tapered shape concentrates aroma, helps retain foam atop beer and creamy cocktails and increases the strength of the glass itself.
But, the best part about tulip glasses is that I was able to replace a bunch of the glasses that I got rid of during my move. While I’m a sucker for a nice rocks glass, neat pours of spirits are just as good in a tulip, as are lots of different mixed drinks and cocktails (think: piña coladas and all classic tiki drinks). I was also able to scrap a few white wine glasses, a bunch of coupes I never (read: never) used, and a smattering of lowballs that were a little too big for cocktails and a little too small for beer. This is great for my small apartment, since I’ll be storing most of my glassware on the top rack of my bar cart, so real estate is limited. If you’re in the market for a few all-around killer glasses, but don’t want to dedicate an entire portion of your storage area to glassware — or you’re still trying to claw your way out of the reusing-Solo-cups phase — investing in a sturdy set of tulips is an easy, low-cost solution. These Libbey glasses from Amazon are super affordable and on sale right now, and they haven’t steered me wrong yet. Plus, they’re built to last and are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning.
Or, if you’re looking for a more upscale set, these 16-ounce brandy snifters from Williams Sonoma are pretty much the same as tulips and have a beautiful cut texture to them. They’ll hold an entire pint of beer, a (very) generous neat pour, and more than half a bottle of wine, if you’re feeling ambitious.
But no matter which set you snag, you can rest assured that tulip glasses will help you save space and enjoy a variety of different drinks to their full potential — and you’ll look good doing it.
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If you’ve been trying to get your hands on a certain internet-famous on-the-go travel tumbler, then we have amazing news for you: The Stanley Adventure Quencher Travel Tumbler is back in stock! Starting today Mar. 22 at 12pm EST, Stanley is restocking their line of Quenchers — along with three brand new sizes that make this convenient cup even more useful in your everyday life.
The super-popular Stanley Quencher has been getting a ton of buzz lately — and for good reason. The insulated travel cup is not only known for having a cult following, it’s also notorious for selling out incredibly fast. The last restock, which included new spring colors, saw seven out of the nine new hues selling out in just 30 minutes. And with a waitlist of over 35,000 people, we can guess that this one is going to move just as quickly. You’ll want to act quickly to get your hands on one.
Even if you’re new to the Stanley Adventure Quencher (aka “the Cup” among fans), it doesn’t take long to see why this super-practical yet stylish travel tumbler has become such a hit. Stanley has figured out a way to make it surprisingly convenient to carry a 40-ounce cup with you just about anywhere, thanks to the comfortable handle and tapered bottom that can fit into cup holders. The double-wall vacuum-insulated cup is ideal for both hot and cold drinks, keeping beverages hot for seven hours and cold for 11.
This restock is even more exciting than usual because it also celebrates the launch of the Stanley tumbler in three new, smaller options that will fit a variety of purposes. The 14-ounce Stanley Quencher is the smallest and lightest option, and we foresee it being a great one-cup size for carrying coffee or tea, or even as a kid’s cup. The 20-ounce Quencher is the ultimate everyday size, perfect for holding a larger cup of coffee or water while you run errands. Finally, the 30-ounce Quencher is a little bit smaller than the original and ideal for keeping on your desk while you work.
All Stanley Quenchers feature the same insulated design, a screw-on lid with two openings for sipping from the wide mouth or using the included straw, and a tapered bottom to fit into any cup holder. As someone who uses this cup daily, my favorite part is the shape — unlike reusable water bottles that require a special brush, I can reach the bottom of the cup with a sponge. And if you have a dishwasher, the Quencher is safe to go inside for even easier cleaning.
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East Fork, one of our favorite pottery brands here at Kitchn, has been on a roll lately when it comes to new releases. We’ve fawned over their brand new glazes, including the dramatic Black Mountain and the rosy pink Rococo, as well as product launches like The Coupe, a shallow bowl-plate hybrid, or the charming Tea Party Set. With winter fast approaching, it’s the perfect time of year to include these gorgeous hand-crafted items to your holiday gift list or add them to your own collection at home.
Now, just in time for cozy mugs of hot chocolate, East Fork has announced their latest release, the Sunday Morning Mug, which officially launches today at 12pm ET. With its large size and sloped sides, it’s the perfect mug for cradling in your hands while snuggled on the couch. Although it’s available starting today from their Small Batch Studio, it’ll only be made in a limited quantity which means it’s going to sell out fast!
Known for their super popular mug (aptly named The Mug) that’s sold out several times, we’re thrilled that the North Carolina-based ceramics company is offering another way to upgrade our morning coffee. The Sunday Morning Mug is the kind of mug that you want to hold with both hands and curl up with it and a good book on — you guessed it — a Sunday morning. It arrives in three glazes, including East Fork’s two newest seasonal shades mentioned before, Black Mountain and Rococo, plus their classic Panna Cotta.
If you’re someone who loves a giant cup of coffee or likes to use your mugs for soup, cereal, and ice cream as well, this mug would be a great fit. It can fit 14 ounces of liquid comfortably or 16 ounces if you fill it to the top (or if you want to top your cocoa with whipped cream!), meaning it holds an additional 4 ounces of volume than The Mug. Plus, like most of East Fork’s pottery pieces, the Sunday Morning Mug is safe in both the dishwasher and microwave.
This mug will be a special present for a friend (or yourself!) because it’s wheel-thrown and hand-glazed by East Fork’s own design studio manager, Cade Holloman-Cook, who is behind all the pieces in the Small Batch collection. While each pottery piece from East Fork is impressive and hand-crafted, there’s something extra special about their Small Batch offerings, knowing that they have a rare availability and are treated with such individual care.
Make sure that if you want to pick up a mug or two that you act now before they’re all gone! Now, excuse us while we resume our daydreaming of sipping from this mug on a snowy evening indoors or a sunny morning on the front porch.