This swizzle is made with a parrot at top and a tiki head at bottom and has a crease toward the bottom that allows it to snap and form two smaller picks.
Swizzle designed and released for their 10th Anniversary.
Skull that looks like a jack-o-lantern It has a flaming crown and bones holding a shovel. This swizzle glows in the dark. This version is longer and narrower than their other version.
Hala Kahiki is vintage tiki bar which features a large collection of Witco carvings. This swizzle is a replica of a Witco piece featuring four tiki masks which is part of Hala Kahiki's collection. The bottom of the swizzle features a pineapple. A pineapple is included on all of their contemporary swizzles.
This version of the South Pacific paddle has artwork on the back side that portrays a tiki with torches and the word "Tiki" in a shape that looks like 4 shields. This artwork is very similar to the sign outside the Kon Tiki in Tucson, AZ. The "T" in the logo text has 3 horizontal cross lines.
Marvin Chin, owner of the Chin Tiki, also owned the Port O' Three Tiki restaurant in nearby Bloomfield Hills, MI. Its menu, swizzles, and signage used many of the same graphics as the Chin Tiki. The Port O' Three name came from his "three types of food" concept for the restaurant which he advertised for on his matchbooks: "A unique combination of sea food, Polynesian, and Japanese cuisine under one roof....". It opened in 1971 but only lasted a couple of years.
Skull with disk disecting it like planet rings - this was created for the Inuhele 2023 Garnish class for the Banana Rocket Ship
This is a hula girl shaped swizzle with a very elongated grass skirt. Designed by Ken Holewczynski and produced in the USA by Royer Corporation, they come in Pearlescent Ocean Blue and Pearlescent Sunset Orange. They measure 8" long and are marked at bottom "House of Tabu". Sold in packs of 6, 12, or 18.
This is a hula girl shaped swizzle with a very elongated grass skirt. Designed by Ken Holewczynski and produced in the USA by Royer Corporation, they come in Pearlescent Ocean Blue and Pearlescent Sunset Orange. They measure 8" long and are marked at bottom "House of Tabu". Sold in packs of 6, 12, or 18.
Swizzle features the Maori tiki used by many tiki bars. United Airlines sponsored the Tiki Garden from its opening in 1963 until 1976 when Dole took over.
The Luau was Steve Crane's original restaurant; after which he went on to open the popular Kon-Tiki chain of Polynesian restaurants. This pick features a tiki standing on a post that holds a wooden sign that says "Luau".
