Horn to drink 0.9 l
Horn to drink made of royal cow horn. Polished on the outside.
Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).
Volume: approximately 0.9 liter A
color and exact volume may vary.
Horns of this size can have a volume between 900ml and 999ml.
Horn to drink made of true horn
During the Viking era, as well as in medieval times, the horn to drink was a popular instrument
container for drinking. It was not used only for mead (honey wine).
Our drinking horns were polished on the outside, giving them a gentle touch
surface. The interior has been coated with varnish suitable for food (resists saliva and alcohol).
Be aware that these are products of nature and there are no two alike. You can
mention a specific color preference in the comments section of your request and
Let's try to provide it. The content may also vary slightly.
Volume content: approx. 1.25 liters
Horn to drink made of real horn. Polished on the outside.
Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).
If you request a specific color in the comments field, we'll try to provide it.
Size: - drinking horn 0.5 l
Horn to drink made of real horn. Polished on the outside.
Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).
If you request a specific color in the comments field, we'll try to provide it.
Size: - drinking horn 0.3 l
Real drinking horn. Polished on the outside.
Varnished inside with varnish for food (resists alcohol).
If you request a specific color in the comments field, we'll try to provide it.
Size: - drinking horn 0.6 l
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