What to Get Your Dad This Father's Day

If home brewing has been on your dad’s to do list for awhile get him a kit that will actually create beer you will want to drink. Brooklyn Brew Shop’s beer making kits come with high quality ingredients and equipment all with guided instructions, printable labels and a choice of a variety of brews. $40

For the home bartender give this super sleek, multi-purpose bartender’s knife that peels, slices and picks. The handcrafted water-resistant hardwood, accented with polished brass is the durable bar tool he is looking for and it comes with a fine-grain sharpening stone. $40

Do your dad a solid and make sure his beer never goes warm with this freezable beer glass that instantly chills beer and keeps it cold. And the silicone base help prevent annoying drips from moisture. $35 for set of 2

If your dad savors his morning coffee get him hooked on Nobletree Coffee with their monthly subscription service. Delicious beans that are grown on their own farms in Brazil or ethically sourced from around the world and roasted in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the coffee company manages every step of the process from farm to coffee bag. Starting at $15 for a bag every 4 weeks, your dad can sample Nobletree’s current varietals.

It's endearing that dad has been using whatever shampoo that is in the shower and is indifferent to the brand of bar soap. But it is time for that to change. Show him what he has been missing with a sample travel size of grooming supplies from V76 by Vaughn. He will love the energizing shampoo and conditioner that smells amazing and won’t dry out his scalp. Convert him to a body wash user with the moisturizing and refreshing wash that isn't loaded with perfumes, transform his shaving routine with V76’s shave cream that will give him his closest shave and, for nights out, the styling cream won’t weigh down his hair and give him a greasy look. $37

The Pathfinder Cooler will finally be the reason your dad can throw out that orange plastic monstrosity he has had since you were a kid. This lightweight, sturdy cooler from Barebones Living is water resistant, easy to clean and can hold up to 16 cans or a 6 pack of bottles. Beverages will stay cold for 24 hours and the removable liner can be cleaned, which will come in handy for those incidental spills when dad and his friends have had a few beers. $59

From steaks to ribs to ground meat for burgers, ButcherBox offers up monthly subscription boxes that will get you through the barbecue season and beyond. Each box is full of 7-10 pounds of high quality, grass-fed beef so even if you don’t have a favorite butcher shop nearby you can still get everything you need. They also just rolled out pork and chicken boxes as well. $129