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You’re an adult now, right? So put away those stained pub coasters and mismatched glasses and get in on the The Home Depot’s Barware Savings for up to 50% off everything you need to entertain in style. The sale runs now through Dec. 25, so it’s a goldmine for last-minute gift ideas, too. Bottoms up!

This crystal decanter and cocktail glass set is only $19.98

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Break out the good crystal — and holiday spirits. This classy set is 50% off at just $19.98, so you can pour scotch and bourbon like a pro for up to six of your thirsty friends. And it’s made of bona-fide crystal. That’s smooth.

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This set of stemless wine glasses is 50% off at just $30

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If you wait all year to crank up the holiday tunes, this set of four Stemless Wine Glasses with winterberry motifs ($30, normally $60, save 50%) is the perfect jingle to your bells. Keep topping them off with vino (or spiked eggnog) and even your Scroogiest friends will sing along.

Champagne flutes for under twenty bucks

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The holidays aren’t official until the champagne is corked. Show off your adulting skills by passing around these four Champagne Flutes ($18.74, normally $24.99, save 25%) instead of stand-in wine glasses and you’ll impress the in-laws beyond belief.

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