Official Atari Joystick Decanter Set with 2 x Atari Action Button Whisky Glasses and CX78+ Games Pad Tray, for Whiskey, Scotch & Gin, 750ml Decanter, 300ml Glasses, Birthday Gift for Men - ThumbsUp!

When I spotted this, I had to have it. I have a special place in my heart for Atari. The decanter is nicely made, and the glasses are of good quality. Even the whiskey tastes better now.

The glass is too thin for a decanter at that price.

This decanter set is a perfect gift for anyone who was there in the heyday of early gaming. It's iconic official Atari branding is sure to be a hit.Nice chunky glasses for your favourite tipple and a joystick-themed decanter are a perfect reminder of the original console experience, all stored on a branded tray. These will be a great talking point.Highly recommended!

If you were born in the 1970’s (like myself), you would undoubtedly have heard of the Arcade and Platform Games Manufacturer “Atari”, who produced some of the most iconic Video Games ever, such as: Space Invaders, Pong, Asteroids, Frogger and who could forget Pac-Man! This product claims to be an Official “Atari” Product and to be Honest from the High Quality, I Genuinely believe it is. The thing that really grabbed my attention from the start and sold it for me, is the way the Decanter is cleverly shaped like the original CX-10 Controller. I also like the Two Glasses with the Atari Logo engraved on them and the way the Tray they sit on, resembles the CX78+ Gamepad - This then has printed on the front side Atari’s Slogan: “Futuristic Since Forever". Price wise, I think Atari Fans will undoubtedly pay £59.99 for it and to be honest, it’s a nice piece of Art and a definite talking point, even if you weren’t to use it for drinks. Overall, I Absolutely Love it and even though I’m Teetotal, I’m still going to use it for my favourite non-alcoholic tipple, which is Apple Juice - Love It! Thank you.

This is a wonderfully presented officially licensed Atari decanter set. It obviously knows its target audience well.Whether it's to celebrate the good times, commiserate the low times or cope with PTSD from the VCS version of ET or Pac-Man (hey, I loved it back in the day!) this will be a great gift idea for vintage gamers and I would be very happy receiving one of these.There is a slight negative though and that's quality control. Although these are relatively cheaply made items at the end of the day (it's glass not crystal - think jam jars...) the finishing touches are a little off. On mine, the inlay that the decanter stands on is slightly crooked and the same goes for one of the Atari logos on a glass. Not a big deal but it does lessen the product a little. Not noticeable at a glance though.For £59.99 and a limited edition - it's not something I would purchase for myself but I would be very happy receiving as a gift.

Being a kid in the 80s, as soon as I saw this set, I was enamoured. It took me right back to the days of one-button controllers and mono audio game sounds :)It comes well packaged in a nice box. I have to admit that although it is designed for alcohol, I am displaying it without and it looks just as awesome without.The set is a real talking point and friends that have visited have complimented me on it and asked where they could get it from. It has garnered a lot of fans.If you're an 80's kid then this is for you.

I was super excited to receive this as not only am I a retro console fan (first one was a Commodore, then an Amstrad CPC, and went from there) I am also known for enjoying the odd whisky.I was disappointed when this arrived. It's difficult to fully translate the aesthetic of the iconic Atari joystick into decanter form, and it does get some of the job done, looking reasonably fun when full, the glass itself seems quite thin and disappointing, troubling in terms of quality. The tumblers themselves are more of the same.The whole thing is received in a pleasing box, really safe packaging with moulded foam around each item and the stopper for the decanter separate. I think they've missed a trick by not including some 8-bit-themed whisky stones.It will absolutely be well-received by those into the retro gaming scene & alcohol, and the venn there is quite generous. But be prepared for questions around the quality, and don't test how robust it is....

Atari’s CX-10 joystick is a shape almost every gamer will know, even if they’ve never held one. It’s up there with the Commodore 64’s case and the Spectrum 48’s rubber keys in terms of classic gaming design and is still used today as the Joystick emoji so this decanter set is not just for retro gamers.The decanter and glasses are good quality and look great together on the included stand. The decanter has been blown rather than cut so some of the lines aren’t as sharp as the original joystick, but it still looks great, especially when full.If, like me, you have a family full of gamers, this would make a lovely gift, the only downside being that at £59.99 at the time of ordering, it’s a bit expensive for what you get. I suspect a good portion of that price is because it’s official Atari merchandise, but nonetheless, it looks great on my sideboard next to my lava lamp.