moai decanter~ online & in stock - Collecting Tiki

T tikigreg Tiki Socialite ClubTiki Joined: Mar 24, 2002 Posts: 1301	T tikigreg Posted posted on Fri, Feb 7, 2003 1:51 PM I actually got one of these decanters as a gift, much to my chagrin. I went through the hassle of having two of the bottles shipped to friends in CA, then shipped to me. (They wouldn't ship to CT, liquor laws and all.) I did it for a big Isla de Pasqua party I had for my wife's family, who are from Chile. I figured I'd impress the hell out of them by having the national drink in "kewl" moai bottles. First guy shows up with an empty bottle in tow as a gift. Doh! Everyone else goes,"Oh yeah, I got one of those too!" Double Doh!! Oh well, at least they drank all the pisco, and they loved it. It's definitely an acquired taste, like kava, I guess. [ Edited by: tikigreg on 2003-02-07 15:22 ] [ Edited by: tikigreg on 2003-02-07 15:23 ] [ Edited by: tikigreg on 2003-02-07 15:24 ]

I actually got one of these decanters as a gift, much to my chagrin. I went through the hassle of having two of the bottles shipped to friends in CA, then shipped to me. (They wouldn't ship to CT, liquor laws and all.) I did it for a big Isla de Pasqua party I had for my wife's family, who are from Chile. I figured I'd impress the hell out of them by having the national drink in "kewl" moai bottles. First guy shows up with an empty bottle in tow as a gift. Doh! Everyone else goes,"Oh yeah, I got one of those too!" Double Doh!!

Oh well, at least they drank all the pisco, and they loved it. It's definitely an acquired taste, like kava, I guess.

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[ Edited by: tikigreg on 2003-02-07 15:24 ]

Post #22308 by tikigreg on Fri, Feb 7, 2003 1:51 PM