EXECUTIVE TRAVELER LUXURY GOODS –
LUXURY PRODUCTS FOR CLIENT ENTERTAINING, BUSINESS AND LEISURE TRAVEL

Front Porch Lemonade
Courtesy of The Cloister,
Sea Island, Georgia
1—Lemonade: combine the juice of 20 lemons, 5.5 cups of sugar, and 6 quarts of water. Strain.
2—To build: place a small amount of crushed ice in a Collins glass and place one lemon pin wheel; repeat four to five times.
3—Build cocktail, add 2 ounces of Hangar One Citron, and fill glass with lemonade.
4—Garnish with a sprig of mint.

BeerTender
BeerTender delivers fresh, pub-quality draft beer at home via an innovative system that releases CO2 each time the tap is opened for perfectly chilled beer with the ideal head of foam. BeerTender is designed to be used with Heineken’s DraughtKeg—the only keg available that keeps beer fresh for up to 30 days. Peltier cooling element keeps the five-liter keg cold and fresh with three preset temperatures (36,° 39,° or 42°F).
• Illuminated digital display indicates keg volume, current and desired temperature, and days since the keg was installed.
• Features detachable draw spout and drip tray for easy cleaning.
• Stainless steel and ABS plastic housing. Wipe clean.
• 11fl" x 19" x 16fi"

Retail: $299.95
Website: www.surlatable.com

Authentic British Imperial Pint Glasses
These classic British-style pub glasses are etched with capacity and crown symbol and are designed with a heavy ridge for durability and easy stacking. Also available in half-pint sizes. Dishwasher safe; made in France.

Retail: $35.50 (set of six)
Website: www.surlatable.com

Inside Out Liqueur Glasses
These liqueur glasses have a simple water glass-shaped exterior, but reveal undulating glass silhouettes when filled. Made of mouth-blown borosilicate glass, which has an insulating effect.

Retail: $55 (set of two)
Website: www.momastore.org

Colorful Wobble Glasses
Artist Monica Lubkowska Jonas created these three-inch-tall round- bottom glasses that gently wobble. Suitable for cocktails, liqueurs, and desserts. Each set includes four glasses in a warm or cool color palette.

Retail: $40 (set of four)
Website: www.momastore.org

Goto Venetian Wine Glasses
Italian artist Massimo Lunardon creates a colorful interpretation of the classic Venetian wine glass, or goto, with this set of six hand- blown glasses.

Retail: $300 (set of six)
Website: www.uncommongoods.com

Bloody Mary
Courtesy of The Sagamore,
Bolton Landing, New York
1—Rim a tulip-shaped glass with crushed celery salt and build with ice.
2—In a shaker, combine Absolut Peppar (1.25 ounces), V-8 juice, horseradish, Worcestershire sauce, and Tabasco.
3—Garnish with two U-10 (jumbo) shrimp, celery stalks, olives, and a lemon.

Cylinda Line Cocktail Shaker & Martini Mixer with Spoon
Originally sketched on a napkin in 1964, it took three years and new technology to make Arne Jacobsen’s Cylinda Line (1967) stainless steel hollow-ware possible to produce. Jacobsen insisted on seamless tubes with perfect, brushed surfaces, and he continued to add new pieces to the collection until 1971. Pieces of the line, which includes an ice bucket, ice tongs, jug with ice lip, and serving tray, are included in the permanent collections of MoMA and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Retail: www.designwithinreach.com

Margaritaville Tub-N-Tap Party Cooler
An indispensable beverage center for large outdoor parties. Ice down up to 40 bottles or cans while keeping up to four liters of your favorite beverage on tap. Insulated, removable lid keeps drinks cold and flips open on two sides for easy access. Crafted of stainless steel and chrome with acrylic and bamboo accents. 43" tall, 23" diameter.

Retail: $349.95
Website: www.surlatable.com

The Duke’s Cocktail
Courtesy of Balboa Bay Club & Resort, Newport Beach, California
1—In a shaker, combine 1.5 ounces cognac, 1.5 ounces Sauza Commemorativo tequila, .5 ounces Cointreau, and 3 ounces sweet and sour mix.
2—Serve in a martini glass with a salt rim.

Alessi cocktail Shakers

L870/50 Shaker
This cocktail line was the first project by designers Luigi Mazzeri and Carlo Massoni for Alessi. Mazzeri and Massoni designed for the company from the late 1950s to the early ’70s, creating a complete collection of objects now found on the counters of bars throughout the world. Crafted in 18/10 stainless steel mirror polished. Retail: $123

Chiringuito Shaker
Designer Ron Arad has created a family of objects for Alessi that are not only aesthetically iconic but are also distinguished by innovative performance: the twisted shape of the Chiringuito shaker makes you think that the liquid inside is going to twist as well. Shaker and strainer crafted in 18/10 stainless steel mirror polished. Retail: $159

90021 Shaker
Initially attributed to designer Marianne Brandt, this cocktail shaker —originally manufactured between 1920 and 1930 by the C.G. Hallbergs company of Stockholm—has since been attributed to the Swedish designer Sylvia Stave, per subsequent studies by Peter Hahn, director of the Bauhaus Archive. Crafted in 18/10 stainless steel. Retail: $344

Website: All available at www.alessi-shop.com

The Backyard Bartender
Concoct 55 cool summer cocktails with Nicole Aloni’s collection of classic and soon-to-be classic cocktails, coolers and tropical tipples, sparkling and dessert drinks. Fresh herbs and other seasonal ingredients put a new twist on both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Also covered are cocktails for a crowd; tips on tools, techniques, and stocking the bar; a section on infusing your own spirits; and an index by alcohol type.

Retail: $16.95
Website: www.crateandbarrel.com