1. Copper Hammered Beverage Tub. I went into Pier 1 for the first time in a while and I was impressed by all their lovely copper barware. This drink tub would be great for keeping beer or bottles of wine on ice. $70.
2. Morris Kitchen Spiced Apple Syrup. This syrup is made with apple cider and mulling spices for a perfect autumn flavor. Mix it into cocktails or use it to top ice cream. $13.25 for 8 oz.
3. Vino Marker Metallic Wine Glass Pens. If you’re hosting a big Thanksgiving dinner, keeping everyone’s drinks straight can be an issue. These gold and silver pens will write directly on your glassware and wash off with soapy water! $15.50 for 4 pens.
4. ParTea Orange Spice Booze Infuser. This kit will allow you to infused a 750 ml bottle of booze with a delicious orange spice flavor. I used it on a bottle of brandy and made lovely Orange Spice Sidecars. It’s perfect for giving classic cocktails a twist. $15.
5. Letterpressed Thankful Coasters. These sweet coasters from Waiting on Martha have Thanksgiving decorations and spaces for your guests to write what they’re thankful for. $32 for 100 coasters.
6. Bully Boy Old Fashioned. If you’re lucky enough to live somewhere that sells products from this Boston distillery, their bottled Old Fashioned is a perfect cocktail to serve when you don’t have time to be constantly mixing drinks. It’s heavy on the Angostura, making it ideal for autumn. It would also make a nice gift for your hosts if dinner isn’t at your house. $35.
7. Miracle Mile Toasted Pecan Bitters. Make any cocktail taste a little bit more like pecan pie with these bitters. Perfect for bourbon cocktails. $23.50 for 4 oz.
8. Copper Stainless Steel Coupe. The original reason I went into Pier 1 was to buy one of these for my Moscow Martini. The color just seems perfect for Thanksgiving. It’s a bit large for your average cocktail, but I guess that means you’ll just have to drink twice as much. $15 each.
9. El Guapo Sweet Potato Spiced Syrup. I haven’t tried this syrup myself, but I love El Guapo bitters and this syrup just sounds too appropriate for Thanksgiving to pass up. It’s definitely the first time I’ve seen sweet potato in a cocktail mixer, but think Pumpkin Spice. $14.25 for 8.5 oz.
10. David Wondrich Classic Collection Punch Bowl, Georgian Punch Glasses, and Ladle. This set from Cocktail Kingdom was designed by the famous cocktail historian as a tribute to the classic 19th century punch service. It’s a bit pricey, but perfect for a true cocktail lover. $130 for the bowl, ladle, and four glasses.