Beverages

The Kuvée smart wine bottle is designed to serve wine by the glass while preserving the rest for up to a month.

​It's nice when baristas draw little things like hearts in the foam on your coffee. There's a chance, however, that those designs may be going the way of cave paintings. That's because Steam CC recently introduced its Ripple Maker, a machine that reproduces photos or other graphics on coffee foam.

The Teforia infuser uses a proprietary Selective Infusion Process (SIP) technology to not only tailor the brewing to the tea, but also allow the user to control factors like caffeine and antioxidant levels.

California-based Ember Technologies has developed a connected coffee mug that is claimed to keep your beverage hotter for longer, with users able to set the temperature through a companion smartphone app or a twist of the mug's base.

BodyBrew has redesigned its Hourglass cold brew coffee maker to relaunch it as the Bod. Aimed at coffee aficionados who don’t mind the slow process it involves to get the perfect coffee extract, the revamped unit features a Bean Kanteen, is 15 percent more efficient and has a shorter body.

Five years ago, we heard about a bicycle that doubles as a beer bar. Clever though that may be, sometimes people need a jolt more than a buzz. Well, that's where Wheelys 2 comes in. It's an electric cargo trike that also happens to be a powered mobile coffee shop.

BottleLoft allows you to use the dead space in your refrigerator, making it possible to hang your favorite beverage from the ceiling of your fridge. The strong neodymium magnets hold bottles of beer or other beverages, freeing up shelf space for food.

If the only beer that you have on hand is tepid, you may be tempted to pour yourself a glass and throw in some ice cubes. As any connoisseur will tell you, though, ice cubes in beer is a definite no-no – as the ice melts, it dilutes the drink. That's where Booze Joulies come into play.

When Toronto's Jansen White was sitting around a campfire chugging beers, he was struck by an appealing thought. What if the koozie his friend was using also had built-in speakers? Two years and 20 prototypes later, the Dubstein is now being prepped for production.

In the town of Aipir, Colombia, the temperature can get as high as 113ºF, yet few of the residents have a reliable source of electricity. Coca Cola and the Leo Burnett Colombia advertising agency therefore devised a "Bio Cooler" for the town.

You'd be forgiven for wondering, does procuring a cup need to be any more convenient? For a pair of Atlanta-based entrepreneurs, the answer is, yes, which is why they developed the Hey Joe mug that can prepare a brew on demand, meaning a fresh cup of coffee is only ever a push of a button away.

Anyone who has ever spent too much money on a takeaway coffee only to have the drink ruined by the poorly-designed cup should appreciate Viora Lid. This new design prevents spills while also enhancing the experience of drinking expensive lattes and cappuccinos.