Using Vintage Decanters - Collecting Tiki

RND Rum Numb Davey Tiki Socialite Phoenix, AZ Joined: Jul 17, 2005 Posts: 204	RND Rum Numb Davey Posted posted on Tue, Aug 23, 2005 11:25 AM Rupe: If you utilize the old decanters, you will imbue the nose of Mexican Coffee and stale sweet cream liqueur into your rum. I own that decanter, too, and it is cool. The design is apt to be inspired by Aztec (probably) or Mayan (possibly), rather than Inca or other SA tribes. I have a fairly significant Mexican and Latin ceramic mug and decanter collection (mostly Tequila and Pisco brands), and while not Tiki culture, it is still indigenous polymorphic kitschy booze fun. I have a significant Japanese and other Asian cultures mug/decanter collection, as well. Again, not tiki, but they sit in the Moa Lounge too, as I drink Mai Tais from Buddha's belly just as I do from Ku!

Rupe:

If you utilize the old decanters, you will imbue the nose of Mexican Coffee and stale sweet cream liqueur into your rum. I own that decanter, too, and it is cool. The design is apt to be inspired by Aztec (probably) or Mayan (possibly), rather than Inca or other SA tribes.

I have a fairly significant Mexican and Latin ceramic mug and decanter collection (mostly Tequila and Pisco brands), and while not Tiki culture, it is still indigenous polymorphic kitschy booze fun.

I have a significant Japanese and other Asian cultures mug/decanter collection, as well. Again, not tiki, but they sit in the Moa Lounge too, as I drink Mai Tais from Buddha's belly just as I do from Ku!

Post #181383 by Rum Numb Davey on Tue, Aug 23, 2005 11:25 AM