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12 luxury Christmas gifts for top shelf liquor lovers

From dehydrated citrus to designer drink rocks.
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Some like it neat, others like it with a twist and then there are those who like it luxe—exclusively from the top shelf.

Whether that be a Japanese dry gin or single malt whisky, nothing tastes quite like opulence than a high quality distilled spirit served on designer drink rocks in a crystal tumbler.

From Scandi bar carts to angular martini glasses, we’ve curated an edit of luxury liquor gifts the epicurean will be sure to toast to this Christmas.

Luxury Christmas gifts for top shelf liquor lovers

Ralph Lauren Wyatt bar tools, $239 at FARFETCH

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Verpan Barboy trolley in lilac grey, $1555 at Finnish Design Shop

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The Kyoto Distillery Ki No Bi Kyoto dry gin, $124 at The Wine Collective

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Dehydrated citrus, dried florals and salts cocktail garnish pack, $70 at Hardtofind

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Riedel Extreme martini glass set of 2, $80 at Myer

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Northern Loud smoked oak and aluminium bar cabinet, $4425 at Finnish Design Shop

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Riedel Laudon amber tumbler, $120 at David Jones

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Georg Jensen Sky ice bucket and tong, $310 at David Jones

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Areaware drink rocks, $79.90 at top 3

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Normann Copenhagen cognac glasses set of 2, $66.40 at Finnish Design Shop

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Iittala Ultima Thule highball glass set of 2, $73.65 at Finnish Design Shop

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Arne Jacobsen for Stelton Cylinda Line coasters, $157 at top 3

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Author Jessica G. Lynch Shopping Content Producer

Writer and journalist Jessica G. Lynch is a senior shopping content producer across the Are Media digital titles, namely Gourmet Traveller and Better Homes and Gardens. She’s also studying her Master of Arts in Creative Writing and had work featured in Homes to Love, ELLE, Who, Now To Love, Body + Soul, Kidspot, FBi Radio and The Australian. After completing her Bachelor of Media (Screen Practice and Production) at Macquarie University and the University of Bologna, Jess shares her expertise on all things travel, homes, food, culture and lifestyle – anything to stoke the la dolce vita spirit. She’s a regular at coffee haunts in Sydney’s inner west, usually working on a screenplay or entering a research spiral of destinations near and abroad.

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