To celebrate the holidays, Stella Artois has released a limited edition Crystal Chalice that is adorned with Swarovski crystals. Hand-blown in Turkey, each chalice features a "classically chic platinum rim" and a curved shape to help release the aromas of the popular Belgium beer — the stem even helps keep the beer colder for longer. First introduced as part of a window installation in London and New York City, the sparkling glass was a global endeavor and after being shaped in Turkey, they were sent to Austria for the precious stones, then sent to over 30 markets worldwide for purchase. While some may choose to keep the Crystal Chalice as a display piece only, if you do decide to use it, make sure to wash it by hand.

People love beverage dispensers and people love wine. Well, Krups combined the two in a really clever design that not only dispenses your wine, it also acts as a chilling chamber so the good stuff is kept…well, good. Able to accommodate two bottles in twin 50-degree pre-set chilling chambers, you can control the temperature between seven and 68 degrees. Each compartment is fitted with an aerator that advances the breathing process, while also vacuum-pressurizing the wine to delay oxidation (5-7 days for white and 7-10 for red). We've never seen a better excuse to go wine shopping!

Are you looking for the perfect gift to give a friend or family member? Maybe they helped you move into your new flat or maybe they checked in on your elderly dog while you were off playing in Greece. Whatever your reason, gifting someone with champagne is usually a pretty safe bet. Instead of one luxury brand though, why not choose two? Piper-Heidsieck and Baccarat have teamed up for a $650, limited edition red-varnished wood case that holds two bottles of Piper-Heidsieck (a 1996 and a 2006 Vintage Brut) and two Château Baccarat flutes. The vintages, harvested one decade apart, give a nice array of flavors that can be enjoyed from the glass flutes (which were designed with the help of renowned Oenologist Bruno Quenioux). The box set can be found in high-end wine stores across the country, including Winfield Flynn in New York, Gulf Liquors in Florida, and K&L Wines in California. 

There's something about making pizza yourself that always hits all of the right spots. Maybe it's because the toppings and crust thickness are just how you like them, or because you're so proud of yourself for cooking it thoroughly that it could taste terrible and you'd still be proud. Either way, the serious among you may want to invest in this Artisan Fire Pizza Oven from Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet. With an old-world style, this gas-fired stainless steel oven has individually-controlled deck and ceiling burners, which give you far more control than wood-fired brick ovens do. You still get the large open flame though, which mimics the heat of the traditional models, and is ready to cook in as little as 20 minutes. The company promises that with a 45-minute pre-heat, this Artisan Oven will cook you the perfect Neapolitan-style pizza in less than three minutes. Also, if you buy one before December 18, you'll get a bunch of essential accessories worth $300 (including two Italian-made pizza peels, two dough boxes and a dough cutter), for free!