Enfin, vous pouvez boire directement d'un cercueil. Pendant des siècles, l'idée de boire d'un cercueil semblait n'être qu'un rêve. À la fin du XVIIIe siècle, Sir Killington Von Murderberg a inventé une très longue paille munie d'un foret qui permettait aux gens de simplement siroter des cercueils, mais pas de boire à grandes gorgées. C'est pourquoi nous sommes fiers d'annoncer qu'après des années de R&D au sein de notre équipe avancée de développement de cercueils, nous lançons le Flasket. Il s'agit d'un jeu de mots combinant « Flasque » et « Cercueil ».
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 23 reviews)
Abigail★★★★★
I was hesitant about the idea at first, but the thick glass walls keep my drink cold for hours without sweating all over the table. The wide opening makes it surprisingly easy to clean, and the whole thing feels sturdy in my hands.
Emma U.★★★★★
The hinge mechanism on this casket-shaped flask clicks shut with a satisfying weight, and the bottom is surprisingly stable on a tabletop. It's a quirky conversation starter that actually works as intended, holding enough for a long evening.
Carter I.★★★★★
I was skeptical about the historical connection, but the wide mouth makes it surprisingly easy to take a gulp without spilling a drop. The finish on the rim is polished smooth enough that it doesn't feel cheap or rough against your lips. It's a fun conversation piece that actually works well as a drinking vessel.
Ella F.★★★★★
The pour spout is actually wide enough to get a good gulp without spilling, which I wasn't expecting from something this gothic. It's heavy enough to feel solid but not awkward to hold.
Emily★★★★★
My buddy brought this to our Halloween party, and the novelty factor alone made it a hit - the spout is cleverly designed so you don't spill a drop even when you're leaning back. It held a full bottle of wine, which was perfect for sharing.
George M.★★★★★
It's surprisingly comfortable to grip, even with the ornate casket shape, and holds a full bottle. I brought it to a camping trip and got a lot of ridiculous but fun questions about it.
Emily★★★★★
I wasn't sure about the whole casket concept, but the gothic design and surprisingly long straw make it perfect for my Halloween parties. The thing holds a lot more than a regular cup too.
Riley★★★★★
I was skeptical at first, but the long neck really does make sipping from a casket feel natural and balanced. The glass is thicker than I expected, which gives it a nice heft.
Hazel★★★★★
The long neck makes it surprisingly easy to grip, and the dark finish gives it a gothic look that fits right in with my decor. Took it to a Halloween party and got nothing but compliments.
Aurora Y.★★★★★
I was skeptical about the shape being functional, but the wide opening makes it surprisingly easy to pour and drink from. It holds a solid amount for its size and actually feels comfortable to lift.
