Roman Centurion Beer Mug

Roman Centurion Beer Mug

Enjoy your favorite beers like a true Roman warrior with the Roman Centurion Beer Mug. This mug, inspired by the time of the Roman Empire, will transport you to a historical context while you enjoy a refreshing beer.

With a capacity of 650 ml., you will be able to savor large amounts of beer without having to constantly refill it. In addition, its height of 18 cms. and its width of 8.5 Ø cms. make it the perfect companion for any occasion.

One of the most notable advantages of this jug is its resistance. Made with high-quality materials, you can use it over and over again without losing its properties. In addition, its unique and detailed design will make it stand out at any gathering or party.

The Roman Centurion Beer Mug is dishwasher safe, making it very easy to clean and maintain. You will be able to enjoy your beers without worrying about the tedious processes of washing by hand.

Whether you're a fan of ancient history, the Roman Empire, or just love to immerse yourself in different eras and themes, this beer mug will transport you back to the grandeur of ancient Rome. Imagine sharing a beer with the great emperors or with the brave warriors who fought for the empire.

Do not miss the opportunity to acquire the Roman Centurion Beer Mug and enjoy your beers like a true Roman hero. Get her right now!

082370000
14.30 €

short time Tiempo de fabricación: 1 SEMANA

The main ingredients of beer in the Middle Ages were malted barley, water, and yeast. Sometimes rosemary and thyme were added to prevent the beer from spoiling (action against mold and yeast) and to give it flavor. This beer was cloudy and contained a lot of protein and carbohydrates, which made it a very nutritious drink, which was consumed by both peasants and the nobility.

European monks refined the process and institutionalized the use of hops for its flavor and preservative properties.

Before learning about hops, northern Europeans used aromatic herbs and wild plants, achieving a lighter, short-lived beer that was not suitable for transport. In the 12th century, the German king John Primus, known as Gambrinus, fought famine in his domain through the cultivation of barley, which greatly boosted the manufacture of beer.

Width
8.5 Ø cms.
Height
18 cms.
Capacidad
650 ml.

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