Original Stormtrooper Inverted Whisky Glass, Transparent, for Whiskey, Bourbon & Scotch, 150ml, Perfect Whisky Glass Gift for Men - ThumbsUp!

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And with a 750ml capacity and topped with a cork seal, there’s more than enough room to let your best liquor aerate! In 1976, the very first Stormtrooper helmets and armour were made in Shepperton Design studios, and while they were notoriously uncomfortable and unpleasant to wear (and the source of many unintentional and hilarious gaffes), they became an iconic cinematic design. Fill with your preferred spirits and wine and add a truly unusual and fun touch to any dinner party! Our fantastic range of intergalactic ales is exclusively produced by elite garrisons of hop shock troops, stationed at two award-winning breweries: Vocation in Hebden Bridge and Round Corner in Melton Mowbray. There’s something for everyone here (because Christmas is all about sharing, even when it comes to beer), from the deliciously crisp Heresey lager to Absolution, a golden ale first brewed 26 years ago.

The range of producers is pretty impressive too, with inclusions coming from more established breweries, such as Northern Monk and Le Chouffe, but also from smaller microbreweries.The traditionalists in us loved the Jaipur pale ale, while beers such as the mocha stout are sure to appeal to those keen on a little hops-related experimentation. We think that these glasses are perfect for a Star Wars fan close to you, or one who might be living in a galaxy far, far away.

Opt for the growing number of calendars that feature snacks, too, including munchies such as pork crackling and roasted fava beans. The product is based upon the moulds produced by costume creator Andrew Ainsworth in 1976 for the first movie, so they're as close as possible to the original helmet design- sure to impress even the most discerning of Star Wars superfans. We were unexpectedly smitten by the Che Guava Radical Lager, for example, but appreciated the traditional flavours in the Liberty Lager. Alcohol-themed advent calendars are officially a thing, and although beer ones have been around for a while, the good news is manufacturers continue to innovate, producing calendars that celebrate the mighty hop in a wide range of ways. Finally, there’s no denying a certain amount of drinking was involved, and, as big fans of beer, with a weakness for anything hop-related, we like to think there’s no better judge for the job.Let’s face it – every Star Wars film will inevitably be played at least once over the festive period, so, this quirky advent calendar is actually pretty festive. This is also another calendar that does especially well when it comes to the festive theme, with a great range of delicious bottled beers, several of which have seasonal names. Believe it or not, there’s such a thing (or so we’re told) as too much beer, which is why we were slightly relieved to discover the 24 windows in this reassuringly weighty advent calendar also contained a couple of ciders and a sturdy bottle opener. Finally, you can’t go wrong with John Lewis’s beer and snacks advent calendar, which contains a brilliant variety of nibbles and beers. The slogan-covered packaging was a particular highlight, and one that makes it perfect for gifting (our favourite was the reference to a “patented thirst-targeting system”).

From imperial ales to imperious lagers, our artfully produced collection boasts impeccable craft credentials, coupled with eye-popping design.In this four-piece set, you get two clear and two black highball glasses with the classic Stormtrooper design etched into it. Now, based on the original design moulds from 1976, this Original Stormtrooper Glass allows you to drink from as accurate a mould of a Stormtrooper’s helm as you could possibly find in a glass (which is actually pretty darn accurate, now we come to mention it).