Summary
Find Christmas gifts for him, from the City Brew Tours 12 Beers of Christmas Box to brewery experiences, beer club gifts, and useful accessories for craft beer lovers.
Looking for Christmas gifts for him that fit his love of craft beer? Whether you are shopping for your husband, boyfriend, dad, brother, or a friend, this guide brings together beer boxes, brewery experiences, and thoughtful accessories. Start with the 12 Beers of Christmas Box for a seasonal tasting experience, or choose a gift that matches how he likes to enjoy his beer.
1. 12 Beers of Christmas Beer Box
The 12 Beers of Christmas Box from City Brew Tours is a Christmas gift for him that turns a dozen craft beers into a tasting experience. The current box includes 12 unique craft beers from independent breweries, a beer tasting guide, brewery stickers, and access to virtual tastings with brewery guests. He can enjoy one beer each day before Christmas or celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas beginning December 25. Visit the product page for current availability, contents, and delivery information before ordering.
2. Hoppy Hanukkah Beer Box
Shopping for someone who celebrates Hanukkah, too? The Hoppy Hanukkah Beer Box includes eight unique craft beers in varying styles from independent breweries, a tasting guide and stickers, and access to interactive virtual beer tastings. It is designed for opening one beer on each of the eight nights. For more ideas, explore our Hanukkah gifts for him guide. Check the shop for current contents, availability, and shipping details.
3. Monthly Beer Club
If he loves discovering new breweries beyond the holiday season, consider a City Brew Tours Beer Club gift. A beer club gift gives him a way to explore craft beer over time. Review the current gift options, subscription terms, and delivery details in the shop to choose the right fit.
4. Pressurized Beer Growler
Crack open sealed growler and the beer goes flat in 2 to 3 days. Use a pressurized growler, and the beer stays fresh for up to 2 weeks! Pressurized beer growlers are great Christmas and Hanukkah presents for beer-drinkers who enjoy bringing home craft beer from breweries. They’re also great gifts for beer-drinkers who want draft beer at home but can’t justify buying and maintaining a home kegerator. These special, air-tight growlers act as mini kegerators, complete with pressure regulation, CO2 cartridges, and a tap to pour a perfectly carbonated beer each time. Pressurized growlers range in price from $100-250 which is a heck of a lot less expensive than a full on kegerator!
5. City Brew Tour
Give the gift of an experience this holiday season with a City Brew Tour in a city near you or the recipient. A City Brew Tour whisks guests away on a guided, roundtrip adventure to multiple local craft breweries where they enjoy beer tastings, a paired meal or snack, and exclusive access to brewery production areas to learn about the process behind the beer. The gift certificate for a Brew Tour makes for a quick and easy gift—choose the experience, then print a customized certificate—great for last-minute giving!
6. Beer-making Kit
“Give someone a beer and you quench their thirst for a day. Teach them how to brew, and you quench their thirst for a lifetime.”
— Lao Tzu
Alright, fine. Lao Tzu’s original quote was about fish, not beer, but the same principle applies! If you need a gift for someone who loves craft beer, then consider giving them the means to brew their own beer! Beer-making kits flood the shop shelves and the internet during the holiday shopping season, so it is an easy holiday beer gift to find!
7. Craft Beer Cookbook
Know someone who loves cooking as much as they love beer? It turns out the two go hand-in-hand beyond simply drinking while cooking (although that’s never discouraged!). Beer enriches many dishes and desserts—it tenderizes meats, rounds out the flavors of sauces and dips, and adds a depth of flavor to baked goods, soups, and much more. Either find one online or at a local bookstore -or- hunt down some recipes made with beer and create a custom craft beer cookbook with services like Shutterfly or Blurb.
8. Beer-bread mix and six pack
Fun, easy, and affordable, a box of beer-bread mix with a six pack of craft beer is a terrific Christmas or Hanukkah gift for a giver on a budget! This simple present covers all the bases—it’s food, it’s alcohol, and it won’t end up in the basement or closet after the holidays! Add a wedge of cheese into the mix so your recipient can make cheesy beer bread and/or give them a mixed six pack to let them decide which style of beer to use!
9. Clip-on Cup holder
An ingenious idea for a stocking stuffer—clip-on cup holders are creative solutions to an inconvenience that plagues many beer-sippers around campfires, sitting on porches, or lacking table space. As the name suggests, these cup holders clip onto the sides of tables or the arms of chairs, and presto! Now the lucky recipient of this gift has two hands to use for phone scrolling.
Heads up: They also make clip on wine glass holders, in case you need a gift for a couple who stands on opposite sides of the wine/beer divide.