Jarra Beer is calling me.

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Atributos

Peso 0,720 kg
Alto

15 cm

Capacidad Máxima

17 oz ≈ 500 ml

Grosor

4 mm

Importante

Resistentes al lavavajillas y al microondas.

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Descripción

Experimenta la atracción inconfundible de la cerveza con nuestra exclusiva Jarra “Beer is Calling Me”. Con un generoso tamaño de 500 ml y un robusto grosor de cristal esmerilado de 4 mm, esta jarra ofrece no solo capacidad, sino también un diseño distintivo que hará las delicias de los amantes de la cerveza.

El llamativo diseño en color negro lleva la frase “Beer is Calling Me”, una declaración que resuena con todos aquellos que consideran la cerveza más que una bebida, ¡una verdadera pasión! Esta jarra se convierte en un recordatorio constante de que siempre hay un momento perfecto para dejarse llevar por el encanto de una buena cerveza.

Además de su atractivo, esta jarra es práctica. Su resistencia al lavavajillas facilita la limpieza, y la posibilidad de utilizarla en el microondas añade una capa extra de conveniencia para calentar o simplemente mantener tu cerveza a la temperatura perfecta.

“Beer is Calling Me” no es solo una frase en una jarra; es un mantra para todos los momentos alegres que compartimos con amigos o disfrutamos en solitario. Haz de cada sorbo una experiencia memorable con esta jarra única que combina estilo y funcionalidad. Escucha la llamada de la cerveza y sumérgete en un mundo de sabores. 🍻✨

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