30 Things To Buy If You Just Love Beer

Spinning your beer in a bath of ice cools it down quickly, because ... you know, science. Seriously, though, it works to cool your drink in about a minute's time.

As seen on Shark Tank, the Fizzics Waytap uses sound waves to make canned and bottled beer taste smoother and creamier like it's straight from the tap.

Just place this Budweiser portable grill — which comes with a carrying case — over an open flame or coals and you'll be enjoying some juicy meats along with your cold beer. 

This 6-foot-long float comes with a pair of drink holders so you'll never go thirsty while in the pool.

This 12-pack bandolier vest will make sure you stay well-armed with beer at all times.

The iconic red drink cup just got even better: The hexagonal design allows for faster re-racking and less movement during play.

This Budweiser Cornhole game comes with a pair of wooden, can-shaped game boards and eight bean bags. 

Move the suds from your beer glass to the bathtub with this six-pack of beer soap. It's rich in vitamins, minerals and amino acids and, of course, it smells like beer!

Beer and barbecue go great together. They go even better together with this set of beer-flavored sauces from Jackie O's Pub & Brewery in Athens, Ohio.

This leather Budweiser belt will not only keep your pants up but it also has a built-in bottle opener. 

Made out of recycled 22-ounce beer bottles, the Brew Candle comes in three different scents: Breakfast Stout, Hard Cider and Tropical Lager.

For every hand-crafted chalice sold on Amazon, Stella Artois will donate five years of clean drinking water to someone in the developing world.

Want to immortalize that great pilsner you had in Milwaukee, or that great microbrew from Austin? This wooden map of the U.S. holds 77 caps.

You’ve heard of Das Boot, sure, but have you seen Das Horn? The BPA-free container holds 24 ounces and comes with a hands-free stand.

This high-quality set includes six glasses: a classic pilsner, English pub, Belgian ale, craft pub, porter/stout and wheat beer glass.

Turn your next BBQ, tailgate or picnic into a party with this classic drinking game. It doesn't even need a flat surface to operate!

Beer isn't just for drinking. It's also great for hair. These IPA-inspired products are rich in amino acids that keep your hair looking (and smelling) tasty.

Are funnels too slow for you? This pressurized Q-bong allows you to down 32 ounces of beer in just seconds. (Not that we'd ever advise that.) 

Beeropoly dares players to battle their way through different drinking challenges, such as rhyming and dancing. Just make sure you aren't the last person standing or you'll have to chug the community cup.

Thanks to its pair of bottle openers, this device will still be worth holding on to even after the fidget spinner fad passes.

This double-walled beverage holder keeps 32 ounces of beer cool for up to 24 hours. And if that's not enough beer, good news: A 64-ounce version is available as well.

This handy carrying case for your frosty Michelobs holds 18 cans or 10 bottles. 

Set to fit any 12-ounce bottle, this device will lock any beer into place until the puzzle is solved. It’s probably best to try this sober.

This portable set comes with its own ball launchers. Each shot glass holds just 1 ounce of beer, so you can get several games in without becoming fall-over drunk.

This pint glass comes equipped with two stainless steel openings that'll crack open your beer when you don't have a separate bottle opener handy.

You can't call yourself a true beer aficionado if you don't try brewing your own beer. This kit, with hops sourced from the Yakima Valley in Washington, makes the process easy.

This well-recommended book will expand your beer tasting horizons with great beer options from around the world.

This vacuum-sealed insulator keep your drinks sweat-free and chilled for hours.

This 18-by-24-inch poster illustrates how each type of beer is linked through ingredients. It's available both framed and unframed.

This journal remembers all your thoughts on beer, even when you're a bit too tipsy to properly remember them yourself.