• Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn, 1 liter, unique piece
  • Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn - 1 liter, unique piece
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Battle-Merchant

Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn - 1 liter, unique piece

$69.98 USD
$69.98 USD
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Highlights

This drinking horn, with a capacity of approximately 1 liter, is a classic and robust drinking vessel that brings genuine medieval flair to any feast.

  • Authentic natural product made from genuine cattle horn
  • Generous capacity of approximately 1000 ml to 1249 ml for long-lasting enjoyment
  • Polished exterior for a smooth surface and elegant appearance
  • Food-safe lacquer coating on the inside for safe and hygienic use
  • A unique piece in color and shape due to the natural characteristics of the horn
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn, 1 liter, unique piece
Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn - 1 liter, unique piece
Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn, 1 liter, unique piece

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Questions about the product Rustic drinking horn made of natural horn - 1 liter, unique piece

How many milliliters of water are recommended to clean a smelly drinking horn along with a cleaning tablet, and how long should the solution be left to work?

It is recommended to place the cleaning tablet into the horn with approximately 100-200 ml of water and leave the solution in place for 1 hour or longer.
Which drinks should not be consumed from a drinking horn, and what should be considered regarding sun exposure when storing it?

Acidic or carbonated drinks should not be consumed from a drinking horn, as these can damage the natural material. Very hot liquids should also be avoided, as they can make the horn brittle. When storing the horn, care should be taken to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, frost, or extreme temperature fluctuations to protect the material.
Can a drinking horn be cleaned in the dishwasher, and what home remedies help to keep the outer surface of the horn supple?

No, a drinking horn should never be cleaned in the dishwasher, as the heat and moisture can warp and damage the natural material. To keep the outer surface supple and prevent cracks, the horn should be regularly rubbed with vegetable oil (e.g., sunflower oil or linseed oil).
What materials were historically used to make drinking horns, and from which regions do the cattle horns for today's production predominantly originate?

Historically, drinking horns were made from clay, metal (such as gold and silver), glass, and ivory (elephant, rhinoceros, and narwhal tusks). The cattle horns used in modern production come predominantly from regions with extensive cattle farming, such as Namibia (Watussi cattle).