32 Crafty Gifts For Beer Lovers

This drinking game is a great way to spend a cozy night indoors. It involves using beer caps as players and completing beer challenges in order to avoid elimination. Also, it’s just really nice looking.

Does anyone really need a beer shower holder? No, but it’s definitely a fun thing to own. This is the ideal spot for them to place their beer when they’re relaxing in the shower after a long day at work. The silicone sticks to any surface without leaving annoying residue behind, and it’s dishwasher safe.

A can opener as a gift? Trust us. The Snake Bite is a fan favorite for the unique way it vents a can of beer: it punctures two holes, which allows air to vent through, promoting better airflow and a much smoother drink. Reviewers swear by it, and it doesn’t hurt that the leather attachment makes it feel fancy as well.

There are lots of great options for insulated beer caddies out there, but many of them are over $100. If that’s out of budget, opt for this one from Uncommon Goods. It’s insulated to keep beers chilled when you’re taking them out, and has a six-pack separator to keep them from clinking together. It comes with a bottle opener, and makes toting a six-pack stylish and chic.

It’s hard to go wrong with beer glasses as a gift—everyone could always use another one. This one is especially great: The glass goes in the freezer to get perfectly chilled, and once you take it out, you can place it in the cork bottom so that your hands don’t have to touch the glass. It should keep drinks cold for an hour, and can be used for pretty much anything, not just beer.

Who needs a plain old koozie when you could use something as adorable as these cold beer coats? These mini beer puffer jackets keep your beer chilled and your hands warm. It also has a clip so you can easily snap it onto any bag you have.

If you don’t feel like toting around a few bottles or cans of beer, a growler is a good way to go. This Hydro Flask Growler holds up to 64 fluid ounces and maintains the taste and flavor. The cap seals in carbonation, and the one-handed design makes for a perfect pour.

Sure, you can stick a beer bottle in the freezer when you want it to get cold fast, but that’s risking an explosion when you open it—and still takes a decent amount of time. This rapid chiller offers three different temperatures (including refrigerator cold and ice cold) and works in minutes. It can also be used for wine bottles.

This portable table makes picnic and beach days chic and convenient. It can be set up in the grass, dirt, or sand, and has space for two beer cans or bottles, a bowl for snacks, and a built-in bottle opener. It easily folds when it’s time to pack it away.

These stone coasters work double duty: they make for cool home decor that protects your tables and countertops, and they get refrigerated so that they keep your drinks cool. These perfectly hold beer bottles, and you can also opt for a craft coaster caddy.

This IPA brewing kit has everything you need to make your own beer at home (and what could be a better quarantine activity?). It comes with all the tools, including 100% malt extract, high quality yeast, hops, and more. The finished product will be a complex hop profile of citrus, floral, and spicy notes. It’s fun and definitely a unique activity to gift.

This little kit allows you to combine some simple ingredients (that come with the kit) to get fresh, home-brewed beer in just a week. The big bonus is that it comes with a mini keg, which is small enough to fit in the fridge, but big enough to make a statement. It’s also reusable, and, honestly? Really cute.

A few of these attractive IPA glasses are a thoughtful gift for the beer lover in your life. Made specifically with IPA in mind, they have a ripped pedestal base and round bowl to enhance the aromatic profiles while preserving a frothy head.

What makes this growler different than less expensive options out there is that it’s pressurized. It keeps brew in optimal conditions, and the double-walled insulation keeps beer cold for up to nine hours. The pressurization keeps oxygen out, while a tap makes it easy to use (and it can also be moved for easier transport). It’s super durable and it’s a great statement piece for a home bar.

Think of this as the fancy way to brew your own beer at home. It takes the guesswork out, doing most of the work on its own, making a batch of beer from a craft brewery-supplied recipe. It’s very easy to use and is something craft beer lovers will really appreciate.

Inspired by the unmistakable smell of a good beer, these candles are made of a long-lasting soy base. They’re nice to place out as a piece of decor, and they really do smell great —they’re especially perfect for a man cave.