Top Joey Diaz Shot Glasses and Beer Mugs
These drinkware picks are designed to be used. I've chosen options based on both how they look and how they feel in the hand.
1. Coco Face Shot Glass
A 2-ounce glass with a bold line-art portrait of Joey Diaz printed in durable UV-cured ink. The face wraps around the glass, so you catch it from any angle. The base is weighted to prevent tipping - a detail that matters when people are four drinks in.
What I love: the print stays sharp even after dozens of dishwasher cycles, because the ink bonds with the glass at a molecular level. That's not true of cheaper screen-printed options.
2. "Take It Easy" Pint Glass
This 16-ounce pint glass is built for beer, lemonade, or water at a desk. The phrase "Take It Easy" runs vertically on both sides, making it readable no matter how the glass is held. The font is inspired by classic signpainting, not the computer fonts you see everywhere.
I've tested mockups of this design in my own workspace. The vertical layout works because it doesn't compete with the hand grip. You can wrap your fingers around the text without hiding it.
3. Cuban Flag Beer Mug
A 20-ounce ceramic mug that nods to Joey's Cuban roots. The flag is printed in bright, lightfast colors and covered by a glossy glaze, so it won't fade or scratch. The handle is sized for two fingers, which is surprisingly comfortable.
Ceramic holds cold better than glass if you pre-chill it, so this is my pick for long podcast listening sessions or movie nights.
4. Uncle Joey Rocks Glass
For whiskey and scotch lovers, a 300ml rocks glass with a laser-etched silhouette of Joey's signature beard and glasses. Laser etching is the most durable decoration method - it never peels, and the design is slightly textured, giving you a better grip than a plain glass.
This one is subtle, so it works even in a more polished home bar setup. It's also the most likely to be mistaken for an expensive glass from a specialty store.