A spirited journey through the world of collectible artisan puzzles
Pairing craft cocktails with crafty puzzles

Brass Monkey 5
What’s heavy and made of brass, has six pieces that fit together, looks the same as four other things and is totally different?

The Joy of Hex
From the mischievous minds at play in the Two Brass Monkeys workshop in merry old England comes their most raucous achievement yet, a set of twelve hexagonal burrs stick puzzles that are sure to make you blush.

Canfield-Shaker
I’m about to shake things up here at Boxes and Booze – figuratively, literally and otherwise.


Beer-Stein
“Beer, if drunk in moderation, softens the temper, cheers the spirit and promotes health.” – Thomas Jefferson

Feed the Monkey
“The higher a monkey climbs, the more you see of his behind.” – General Joseph Stilwell



Brass Monkey
The burr, for the uninitiated, is an ancient mechanical puzzle likely dating back centuries. There is correlation with the classic six piece interlocked burr, a fusion of six sticks with internal notches that fit together in a specific way, and Chinese joinery techniques from the fourth century B.C.E.