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Skull Stein Glass

Skull Stein Glass

Bring this stein to Oktoberfest and you’re sure to scare the dirndl off some unsuspecting St. Pauli Girl. While others are downing their brews in standard glass steins or ones with images of the Bavarian countryside on them, you can be drowning your morbid sorrows in this Skull Stein. For just $12 a pop you should probably get a whole set for when you have guests over next Halloween. Just fill up the skull and grab a hold of the bone handle (that’s what she said) and you’re ready for a plate of schnitzel and dumplings at the local beer garden.