This swizzle features a skull stack at the top, inspired by the Bosko carved panels that adorn the interior of the bar. The stem is segmented and textured like a stalk of bamboo.
There were 3 Tiki Tiki locations in Canada - Calgary, Edmonton and Saskatoon. This spoon shows palm trees with a volcano behind. It has a more dimensional sculpt that other versions. The bowl of the spoon is oval shaped.
This was used at multiple locations (Phoenix, Denver, and Colorado Springs).
This moai topped swizzle style was used by many businesses. This one is black and branded Huki-Lau.
1950s swizzle from Cuba includes the trademark Bacardi bat and a bottle of rum.
This swizzle features a couple under a palm tree and a curved stem with the Castaways logo.
The Castaways Resort was located in Florida from 1958 - 1981. The resort was home to the Wreck Bar and the Tahitian Bar. Over the course of their existence the created a prolific amount of swizzles for the resort and individual bars as well as combinations.
Swizzle depicts "The Eater" cannibal from the Tahitian Cannibal Tiki trio. Image is the same on both sides of the swizzle.
Swizzle designed and released for their 10th Anniversary.
Tiki head shape suggests it could be a barrel or mug.
Located in Indianapolis, originally Knobby's, the restaurant moved to a Polynesian theme and became Knobby's Mai Tai, then the Mai Tai. An early ad references the dining area as the Kahuna Room. Kahuna Lounge appears to reference the bar area. The picks are very similar in style to the Kahiki in Columbus Ohio.
Kilauea Military Camp on Hawaii Island is a Morale, Welfare and Recreation facility serving members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. The swizzle features an image of a tiki and torches among flowering plants.
The Black Lagoon Room is a home bar owned by Katie Monachos and Pete Klockau who is also an artist who designs and sells a variety of tiki related products. This swizzle features the hand of the Creature from the Black Lagoon holding a tiki drink on the top, and a skull on the bottom.
This MCM inspired black cat swizzle is laser cut acrylic. It was designed to perch on either side of your glass with her front or back leg. The tail can double as a garnish pick. This is the short version designed to fit a Mai Tai glass.
This MCM inspired black cat swizzle is laser cut acrylic. It was designed to perch on either side of your glass with her front or back leg. The tail can double as a garnish pick. This is the tall version designed to fit a Zombie glass.
The Castaways Resort was located in Florida from 1958 - 1981. The resort was home to the Wreck Bar and the Tahitian Bar. Over the course of their existence the created a prolific amount of swizzles for the resort and individual bars as well as combinations.
Kona Kai had locations in Philadelphia, Kansas City and Chicago. They produced many colors of picks using this Maori tiki. Many have a gold imprint of their logo on the stem as shown here. Others have a molded imprint of their logo type on the stem.
MCM style cat swizzle with no markings.
The Sand Dollar was a tropical themed restaurant and cocktail lounge. The building was round and was meant to resemble a sand dollar. This swizzle features the image of a sand dollar, and logo art on a rectangular top.
This Shag store swizzle features an MCM atomic style cat on one end and a stylized skull on the other.
This black and white swizzle features a version of the character Sloth from the film "The Goonies" which was shot in Astoria where Dead Man's Isle is located. This version is a bit of a mash-up with the classic skull image from the punk band, The Misfits -- which featured The Crimson Ghost (wearing a black hood) derived from the film of the same name. There is also a series of matching mugs in various glazes.
Designed and sculpted by Kurt Klockau.