📢NEWS Details of old Harley-Davidson put in bottles of gin 🔧

Motorcycle workshop Ehinger Kraftrad has created a unique series of gin, which was called The Archaeologist. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that in each bottle of the drink there are components from old Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

The bottles are based on details from three models of the American company: Flathead 1939, Knucklehead 1947 and Panhead 1962. All components have undergone a special treatment, which allows them to be placed in bottles filled with gin.

Each copy, bottled in special bottles, will be packed in a specially made box and wrapped in paper, on which the history of motorcycle detection, which was lost for the sake of The Archaeologist, is written. All Harley-Davidson was personally found by the owner of the workshop Uwe Ehinger.

The cost of a bottle of gin with details from Flathead is 1100 euros, from Knucklehead - 1000 euros, and from Panhead - 900 euros.

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