Holiday Gift Guide 2013: A Little Something for Everyone In Your Life
Hmmm…maybe it’s not so much that you know someone who LOVES cheap gifts, and more that you don’t have much money? Either way, we’ve got you covered.
Earl Grey Hot chocolate, Whimsy
and Spice: $15 Simply put, there will never be anything that punctuates a lazy winter evening at home better than a mug of upscale hot chocolate.
and Spice: $15 Simply put, there will never be anything that punctuates a lazy winter evening at home better than a mug of upscale hot chocolate.
Hardbound Notebook: $18Shake up the routine: not everyone needs to be carrying a Moleskine. But everyone does need a good place to take notes, draw, and make lists.
$25 Gift Card to Nitehawk
We like to make any excuse we can to get to Nitehawk, and even their cheapest gift card’ll cover the cost of a ticket, a beer, and some tater tots with queso (or truffle seasoned popcorn).
We like to make any excuse we can to get to Nitehawk, and even their cheapest gift card’ll cover the cost of a ticket, a beer, and some tater tots with queso (or truffle seasoned popcorn).
Brooklyn Winery Cabernet Franc: $24Spicy, just a little fruity, and a perfect red wine to have on hand in the colder months.
Brooklyn Flavors neighborhood candle: $8
Do we know definitively what we think Clinton Hill smells like? Not really. Do we think that everyone could use a nice candle, not to mention a conversation starter
in the living room? Absolutely.
Do we know definitively what we think Clinton Hill smells like? Not really. Do we think that everyone could use a nice candle, not to mention a conversation starter
in the living room? Absolutely.
Vintage Enamel Stud earrings: $5, Brooklyn Charm Beautiful, crazily cheap, and timeless enough to suit just about anyone’s taste.
Oslo Nicaraguan beans: $10.50
For caffeine junkies, coffee snobs, and dilettantes alike, this hazelnut-y blend is an ideal seasonal crowd pleaser, and one of Oslo’s cheaper blends, to boot.
For caffeine junkies, coffee snobs, and dilettantes alike, this hazelnut-y blend is an ideal seasonal crowd pleaser, and one of Oslo’s cheaper blends, to boot.
Liddabit Apple Cider Caramels: $7You haven’t really had a caramel until you’ve had one with a hint of booze in it. Plus, the packaging’s so lovely you won’t even need to wrap it.
