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Think outside the bottle this year.

Picking out a present for your most wine loving friends and family can be intimidating. With so many varietals and styles, and with personal preference playing such a key role, snagging a bottle that's sure to suit their tastes is an undertaking in and of itself. And, lets be honest, picking out a bottle—no matter how thoughtfully—for the oenophile in your life is a little ho-hum. Want a gift they'll really remember? Skip the corkage and instead opt for a wine-themed gift that is sure to surprise. From wine-infused coffees and teas to wine charms worthy of a cocktail ring, we've rounded up plenty of options to make every wine lover on your list smile.

These Arabica beans are aged in oak barrels used for merlot aging to bring out the decadent berry flavors in the beans.

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Oxygen is the enemy of good wine, which is why this cleverly designed carafe includes a special float that sits on the surface of your wine so it never makes contact with the air, keeping it fresh for much longer than your average bottle stopper.

$39 per month for 3 bottles (plus shipping), plus $13 for each additional bottle

By gifting this wine club, you'll never have to bring a bottle to your friend's dinner party again—because you'll have already sent them plenty. Winc has made a name for itself by offering tastes of adventurous new wines and learning your palette with both an initial profile and gathering more info from the bottles you try so that each new box includes exciting new wines that you're sure to love.

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Whether you're relaxing in the backyard or picnicking in the park, this portable table, which stakes into the soil and can hold two glasses and a bottle of wine plus a plate of treats, is just what you need to keep things elegant.

For serious picnickers, only the most organized wine and cheese tote will do.

For the ultimate wine pairing, match your finishing salt with your sip with these rosé, chardonnay, and pinot noir infused salts.

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This easy-to-read James Beard Award winning magnum opus on all things wine comes complete with useful graphs and charts to help you decode wine lingo and choose the perfect pairing.

Wine and cheese nights never looked so mesmerizing.

What goes better with a good red wine than cheese? This collection takes care of the pairing work for you with four different kinds of cheese plus crackers and accoutrements.

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These baubles are just the thing to make keeping track of your glass feel luxe.

This sophisticated electric corkscrew opens bottles with maximum ease and maximum speed, for those times you need wine ASAP.

Tabbed sections for red, whites, sparkling, rosé, fortified wines, and spirits makes it easier than ever for the oenophile in your life to keep track of their favorite bottles.

For the preppy wine snob, a wine glass they'll never lose track of.

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Do you need to drink wine in the shower? Of course not. Do you want to? Naturally.

What could go better with a glass of wine than some delicious chocolate. This collection of bars is designed to perfectly pair with different wine styles so you can suit every kind of indulgence.

Amateurs and oenophiles alike will get a kick out of this New York Times bestseller as you follow one journalist on her journey to go from wine novice to certified sommelier.

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Life waits for no wine-lover, but you can take your wine with you when you have a handy travel glass, like this insulated, spill-proof version.

Get ready for some al fresco sipping with this cute personalized mini table that folds up into a handy picnic basket for toting all of your snacking essentials.

What better to hang over a well-stocked wine cabinet than an eye-catching print personalized with your giftee's name?

See, wine can be good for your skin! At least, when it comes in the form of the face-firming red wine extract in this sheet mask.

Give your favorite wine lover the greatest gift of all—the ability to wear winter white while drinking pinot noir.

Do you want another glass of wine with dessert or should you swap to a cozy tea? There's no need to choose with this Earl Grey-style black tea infused with merlot.

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Putting together a pairing dinner has never been easier. This cookbook, filled with tasty recipes and handy pairing guides make it simpler than ever to make your next dinner party sommelier-level.

Whether it's buying bottles on their travels or bringing their own stash on the go, this suitcase outfitted with high-density foam can carry a full case.

Elegant, modern, and effective, this decanter is part wine aerator, part art piece.

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Keep your cool with this wine chiller which can will keep your bottle at the perfect chilly temp without the drips and fuss of a bucket of ice.

These wine-filled truffles are made with fine chocolates and include Champagne, Cabernet, Chardonnay, and Port flavors.

Learning is fun—especially when there's wine involved! This blind tasting board game not only gives you something fun to play with vino loving friends, but also subtly teaches you how to blind taste like a pro.

Keep drips off your table with this chic marble wine coaster.

Upgrade your usual "bottle of wine as hostess gift" by bringing said bottles in this sturdy, minimalist wine tote, which holds two bottles of wine and can be carried over your shoulder like a backpack or in hand without risk of spillage.

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This tool lets you pour from a wine bottle...without pulling the cork. The system carefully pierces the cork, allows you to pour wine out through the handy spout, aerating it in the process, then injects argon into the empty space in the bottle to take the place of air, so the wine left behind doesn't oxidize and stays fresh for up to a month.

For the host who throws seriously festive parties, this wooden wine chilling trough is a soirée saver.

For the wine lover who also appreciates a good G&T, this Australian gin offers a delightful middle ground with dry gin that's been steeped for 8 weeks with Yarra Valley Shiraz grapes for fresh flavor they won't be able to resist.

Indulge in a little high-low wine and cheese pairing, sans the need to refrigerate with these small-batch potato chips in an array of pairing-friendly cheese flavors.

You can have a party-ready pitcher of sangria ready in the time it takes to open two bottles with this tasty mix of red raspberries, cherries, cranberries, Key lime juice, and orange juice. Just add your favorite red wine, garnish with a little fruit and let the compliments on your mixology skills roll in.

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Test your wine trivia knowledge with this fun board game that features questions about wine history, wine making, and all sorts of tidbits only a true oenophile would know.