600 ml Viking Barrel Tankard: The Wrought Iron Scroll
Specifications
| Color | Brown, Black |
| Material | Wood-effect resin (outside) and food-grade stainless steel (inside) |
| Capacity | 600 ml |
- Material: wood-effect resin and food-grade stainless steel
- Capacity: 600 ml
- Handle type: twisted wrought-iron scroll
- Insulation: double wall
- Care: hand wash in lukewarm water
- Free shipping from 49€
A handle forged like an iron volute
Most barrel tankards settle for a straight handle. This one features a handle worked into a spiral, twisted along its entire length and ending in a curled scroll—the touch of a blacksmith, not a mold. It is what makes the piece feel in the hand like an ancient object rather than a prop.
The body mimics the staves of a hooped barrel, complete with its rivets and weathered wood. Discover it along with the rest of our Viking Tankard collection.
What sets this piece apart
- A handle sculpted into a volute: twisted along the entire handle, scroll curled at the bottom, hammered finish. No other tankard in our catalog has this design.
- Stainless steel interior: the cup is made of food-grade steel, independent of the casing. No contact between the drink and the resin.
- Double-walled: beer stays cold longer and the tankard does not sweat in your hand.
- 600 ml, the Nordic pint: the size of a real pint, not an office mug.
- Aged wood effect: the staves, knots, and bands are sculpted in relief into the material, not printed.
For a more understated style, see our Viking barrel tankard: the tavern barrel.
Specifications
- Material: wood-effect resin (exterior), food-grade stainless steel (interior)
- Capacity: 600 ml
- Handle type: forged iron volute, twisted
- Insulation: double-walled
- Care: hand wash, warm water
- Standards: LFGB, CE/EU, SGS
Did you know?
Scandinavians of the Viking Age did not turn their vessels from a solid block: they assembled them from staves, exactly like a cooper. The Oseberg ship, buried in 834, yielded buckets assembled in this way, held together by metal bands and equipped with iron handles. One of them even features ornate brass fittings. The stave-built hooped tankard is therefore not a medieval tavern invention: it is a technique that the Vikings had already mastered, and for which evidence has been found in their richest graves.
📖 To learn more: our guide to Viking tankards and mugs.
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Which capacity to choose?
| Capacity | What it amounts to | When to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| 380 ml | A little more than a 330 ml can | A size under 400 ml: you can hold it for a long time without tiring your wrist, for a drink you savor rather than a round. |
| 450 ml | A 330 ml can plus a generous top-up | The compromise for heavily sculpted models: a whole beer, without the weight of a 600 ml tankard once full. |
| 500 ml | A 500 ml bottle, filled to the brim | The beer drinker's benchmark: a whole 500 ml bottle fits, but with no room for the head. |
| 600 ml this product | A 500 ml bottle, with the room the head needs | The size for long feasts: you pour once and don't get up again. Full, it takes a firm grip. |
| About 420 to 550 ml | Roughly a pint | Capacity given as a range: each piece differs slightly. Choose it if a piece that isn't calibrated doesn't bother you. |
Does the drink touch the resin?
No. The inner liner is made of food-grade stainless steel, completely separate from the resin outer shell.
Is the body real wood?
No, it is sculpted resin with an aged-wood effect. The staves, knots and hoops are raised in the material, not printed. This avoids the swelling and leaks of real wood.
Is it dishwasher-safe?
No. Wash it by hand in lukewarm water: the heat of the dishwasher damages the resin finish and can make the outer shell come loose.
How does it differ from the other barrel tankards?
By its handle: a wrought-iron scroll twisted along its entire length, ending in a rolled curl. No other tankard in the catalog has this design.
Does it keep beer cold?
Yes, the double wall slows down warming and keeps condensation from wetting your hand.
Shipping — Please allow 7 to 15 business days for Metropolitan France, 10 to 20 days for the European Union. Free delivery on orders over €49.
Delivery Guarantee — If your package is not delivered within 60 business days, we will immediately reship it or issue a full refund.
14-Day Returns — You have 14 calendar days from receipt to request an exchange or refund. The item must be returned within this period, in its original packaging.
Legal Warranties — All our products are covered by the legal guarantee of conformity and the warranty against hidden defects, in accordance with the Consumer Code and the Civil Code.
