The Naked Pint: An Unadulterated Guide to Craft Beer is written by beer sommeliers Hallie Beaune and Christina Perozzi. The 300+ page book explains the ins and outs of beer brewing in a humorous, no-nonsense way that will keep you at the edge of your seat as you wait to turn the page. The book explores the science of beers, food combinations, cooking with fine beers and home brewing. A good winter read. $14.

If only every bachelor pad and backyard could have a Bongos Beer Bar, it would be a perfect beer-drinking world. This clever transportable bar was designed for off-site caterers but it would be a great addition to any home. The stainless steel bar is on wheels for easy transport, has a beer tap as well as a cylinder valve for cooking and an adjustable refrigeration system to get the perfect temperature for the type of beer your serving. $TBA.

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Perfection is what everyone desires but few ever find. The brewers behind Samuel Adams believe they may have reached perfection in beer making with the Utopias. With exotic ingredients and a creative yet complex brewing process that would rival the finest wineries in the world, this beer is certainly worthy of praise. Special malts and hops give the beer the color and flavor while the elaborate aging and brewing process lift the Utopias character. A warm and sweet taste will make you think twice if it’s really beer you’re drinking and not Cognac. Only 50,000 bottles will be manufactured and the beer will come in a brass-plated ceramic decanter. $150.

You may not have Shakespeare’s classic works on your bookshelf but it would be a crime not to have a book about beer sitting right by your copy of The Old Man and the Sea by Hemmingway. The Search for God and Guinness: A Biography of the Beer that Changed the World tells the story about how Arthur Guinness and family founded the now famous brewery and how it has evolved and survived up to modern times. Be sure to pour yourself a pint before digging into this intriguing read. $17.

This Cabinet Dart Board Set boasting the Miller Lite beer brand will be one handsome addition to the bachelor pad. The cabinet is made of solid pine and the beer logo is featured on the doors and above the dry erase scoreboard. The bristle darts board has a self-healing sisal fiber and the six included darts have steel tips. You also get one dry erase marker and mounting bracket. Besides Miller Lite, they also offer CocaCola, Coors, Coors Light and other beer brands. $138.

Beer and TV go together like peanut butter and jelly, so it only makes sense to put the two of them together with this Diamond Plate Kegerator Cabinet. The cabinet houses and cools a beer keg, while the top can accommodate a TV up to 44 inches. This is the only way to actually get closer to the TV while getting another beer. $1,680.

Your home bar will finally be complete with these branded tap handles. For years guys have nicked these from local bars where they work or bought them at closing auctions but now they can finally be purchased online and installed at your own tap. Kegworks has a huge assortment of different handles including vintage, plastic, ceramic and special releases and prices vary accordingly. Beer not included. $14-$60.