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Tiki Mug Etruria 450ml, Medusa Mask (Pack of 4)

Original price was: 36,00 €.Current price is: 25,20 €. ex VAT

The Etruria is a 450ml tiki mug modelled on the Medusa mask and on Italic imagery. Packs of four: tiki retold in Mediterranean terms instead of Polynesian.

Availability: 104 in stock

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6 items−7%
8 items−10%

Estimated delivery: by 08 October

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The Etruria in two lines

The Etruria is a 450ml tiki mug modelled on the Medusa mask and on the imagery of Italic culture, in packs of four. It sits in the generous band of the category, the one for tropical drinks and frozen serves.

Who it is for

For anyone doing tiki who does not want another Moai. The classic tiki repertoire is Polynesian by definition, and in Italian venues it has repeated itself unchanged for years: a mug drawing on Mediterranean iconography tells the same party with a reference the guest has not already seen on ten other bars, and it gives the bartender something to say when it reaches the table.

What the relief does at the table

A moulded mug shifts the visual work onto the garnish and onto the vessel itself, which is why tiki drinks carry the most built garnishes in the whole of mixing: plenty of mint, thick citrus slices, dried fruit, spices grated over the top. On a mug worked like this one the garnish is built upwards, because that is the part that reads from across the room, and the mask does the rest without any help from the drink.

etruria tiki mug: highball and collins compared, heights and capacities
etruria tiki mug: highball and collins compared, heights and capacities
Highball and collins compared: height, capacity and ice.
Specifications
  • Capacity: 450ml
  • Format: generous band, tiki and frozen
  • Pack quantity: 4 mugs
  • Subject: Medusa mask, Italic culture
  • Use: tiki cocktails, exotic and tropical drinks, juices

Choose the Etruria if

You have a tiki section and you want a reference away from the Polynesian one. If the venue is built on Pacific island imagery, the classic subjects stay more consistent and need no explaining.

How a tiki is served in 450ml

Crushed ice to the rim and the garnish built on top. Crushed is the obvious choice on these drinks because it chills fast and allows the controlled dilution tiki recipes build into the measures, but it has to go in generously: a little crushed ice in a 450ml vessel melts in a few minutes and the drink falls apart. The rule is the usual one, that a larger cold mass lasts longer, and at this volume it counts double.

Care

Wash with attention to the worked surface: the relief of the mask holds more residue than a plain wall, and thick fruit juices want rinsing before they dry. Moulded mugs need more care than plain glasses when the basket is loaded.

FAQ

What is the Etruria tiki mug based on? The Medusa mask and the imagery of Italic culture, instead of the Polynesian repertoire.

How many pieces are in the pack? Four, the usual format for tiki mugs, which are bought for a few lines on the list.

Is it suited to hot drinks? The maker lists it for tiki, exotic drinks and juices: there is nothing stated about hot serves.

Does it pair with the Sardinia? Yes, they are two subjects from the same Italian inspired range.

The more you buy, the less you pay: 4 packs -5%, 6 -7%, 8 -10%, on the same item.

Dispatched from Rome, Italy. 15-day returns, free of charge. Questions before you order? Message us on WhatsApp on +39 351 929 6937.

The other sizes in the category, and the band the tiki formats fall into, are in the tumbler glass guide.

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