The doctor prescribes…a gin and tonic! No lab coat or thick rimmed black glasses necessary to be the chemistry wiz at your home bar anymore. With this cool looking Cocktail Chemistry Set you can mix a perfect cocktail every time. Use the flask or shaker to create your concoction, and serve it in one of the test tube shot glasses. Maybe you can even get your girlfriend to play sexy assistant shot girl. This bar set is by far the coolest we have come across, and what better way to start off the party than sharing your experiments with guests. The Cocktail Chemistry Set can sit atop your bar for a mere $39.

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Even if your wine collection is large enough to deserve its own underground wine cave, it’s always nice to keep a few bottles on hand for those times when you’re not in the mood to trek down to the cellar. The Mindboggling coffee table from the WoodArtist makes this easy by providing rack and shelf space for your bottles, glasses, and drinking accessories. Made with a variety of exotic woods, including Purple Heart, the wine storage coffee table comes equipped with velvet-lined drawers, six custom wine glass holders made of yellow cedar burl, a black ebony bottle rack, matching coasters, a corkscrew, and two bottle stoppers with burl tops. According to WoodArtist, the table has three concealed compartments (one to show off, one for your spouse, and one for yourself). Whether your spouse gets her own compartment is up to you.

The table retails for a hefty $18,000. A bit pricey in our opinion, especially since it doesn’t can’t keep your bottles cold, like this fridge coffee table. But, hey, convenience rarely comes cheap.

Available through: The WoodArtist [via BornRich]

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We always like it when we find products that are unquestionably baller but carry a price tag that makes them accessible to almost anyone. Jacob Wagner & Menu’s Wall Mounted Wine Rack, priced at $52, is the perfect example. Configured to hold up to six wine bottles of virtually any size, the wall mounted rack allows you to turn your wine collection into a work of art while saving you space in your cellar (or counter top) at the same time. Black rubber and high luster Aluminum finishes are available. Follow the jump for more pics and the product link.

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Searching for another baller bottle to add to your bar this summer? If you’re a fan of premium cognac, you’ll want to consider Delamain Le Voyage, which just picked up the Robb Report’s “Best of the Best” 2008 Spirit award. The Le Voyage is a blend of aged Grande Champagne cognacs from the Delamain cellars. The flavor carries subtle sensations of “Russian leather, the musky aroma of the tropics, the heady scent of tobacco from the Americas, of coffee from Africa heralding the spicy hints of the Far East and finally the bouquet of grapes from the hillsides of the Grande Champagne,” according to the company. Delamain has bottled the award-winning cognac blend in a Baccarat crystal decanter, which comes packaged in a fanned leather box. Each bottle will set you back $7,000.

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The Grotto WineBar is a must-have for any serious wine collector or anyone interested in creating his or her own home wine bar. As the only commercial-type wine preservation and dispenser unit meant specifically for the crib, the WineBar controls temperatures down to 45 degrees, keeps uncorked bottles fresh for up to 60 days, and provides three serving options (taste, half and full glass). Storage and pouring options on this residential wine machine are controlled via LCD screens and a touch control panel, allowing you to manage everything from varietals, vintage, temperature settings, and pouring size volumes.

The WineBar holds four bottles, although its modular design allows you to connect it with additional WineBar units to increase your bottle capacity. We’ve seen them hooked up in different stations arranged to create the ultimate self-serve wine bar experience. By itself the Grotto WineBar retails for $5,000 with the pictured cabinet sold separately. If the cabinet above isn’t your style, the black and stainless steel finished wine machine is will fit in most standard 24″ cabinet units. Follow the jump for another picture and the product link.

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