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Essence of Europe Gifts 0.6 Liter | OktoberfestHaus German Adler (Eagle) Stein Mug Beer Steins For Men Cobalt Blue Ceramic Beer With Metal Emblem Bier Krug With Lid Masskrug Aleman and Jarra Stein

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Essence of Europe Gifts 0.6 Liter | OktoberfestHaus German Adler (Eagle) Stein Mug Beer Steins For Men Cobalt Blue Ceramic Beer With Metal Emblem Bier Krug With Lid Masskrug Aleman and Jarra Stein

Generous Capacity: This beer stein mug allows for a generous portion of German beer. It's perfect for beer mugs & steins enthusiasts who enjoy a substantial serving of their favorite brews.
Metal Lid Feature: Our German stein mug design comes with a metal mug lid ceramic stein that keeps your drink cold and free from debris. It's a classic beer stein with a modern twist.
Ceramic Mug: Crafted from sturdy ceramic, this German-themed beer stein is designed to keep your beer cold. It will be a top choice for beer steins for men.
Ideal for Men: Our beer mugs for men are not just for drinking; they are collectible steins that make perfect beer gifts for men, adding a unique touch to any home bar setup.
General Product Details | Approximate Dimensions (LxWxH): 4 X 5.5 X 9.5 Inches | Material Type: Ceramic | Approximate Volume: 0.6 Liter

Ceramic Beer Mugs make every German beer taste better! To top off good German beer, this .7L (features elegant raised ceramic relief design around the medallion area) ceramic mug beer stein is accented with a metal medallion which features a variation of "The Reichsadler" (Imperial Eagle) Deutschland Eagle Coat of Arms Crest which is derived from the Roman eagle standard used by the Roman emperors and has been used through the ages since medieval times to contemporary German republics.