The green holiday barrel for 2024 is the second release for Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar in Anaheim, California. Disney released the same barrel in red for the 2023 Holidays.

Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto in Orlando, Florida, also released an identical green rum barrel. The only noticeable difference is on the bottom of the barrel; the Anaheim edition reads “Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar”, and the Orlando edition reads “Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto.

The Anaheim rum barrel included a red light up swizzle with a Mickey Mouse attached to a red ribbon.

From Mondo:

"Gurgling up from the depths to bring you a horrifying vessel from which to gulp your sinister spirits from, it's the official Universal Monsters Creature from the Black Lagoon Tiki Mug! This monstrous mug is designed by the deadly Doug P'Gosh, sculpted by the mischievous Matthew Black, and produced with the help of the terrifying Tiki Farm team. Creature features his horrible visage on one side, a scream scene from the film on the other, and holds 16oz of the lethal liquid of your choice! The only thing fishy about this mug would be not adding it to your collection!

This version of The Creature features a yellow base blaze, with a Gillman Green wiped glaze over it."

The first edition in green with yellow base is a bit less vivid and has a matte finish. This new version has a satin finish and is more vivid/brighter with more yellow popping through.

This was part of the re-launch of a select group of previously issued tiki mug designs by Mondo after its buy-out by Funko.

This is a bowl shaped like three upside down old weathered skulls joined together. Glazed with a satin black and white glaze with an orange and blood drip interior.

Eekum Bookum produced some unmarked versions. This one is marked for The Shameful Tiki Room.

There was also a version with "Slime Green" interior made for the Dark Manor Inn.

Made by Tiki Objects by Bosko for False Idol, the X-Mas skull shot was produced as a special edition of 60 mugs in red with white interiors.

Bosko based the design for this mug on his extensive carvings at False Idol Tiki in San Diego.

The small skulls have large eye sockets, are missing their lower jaws, have the words "False Idol" on the back, and are stamped with the Bosko’s Tiki Objects logo on the bottom.

These test glazed skull shots of the design (perhaps as many as a dozen) were sold at Tiki Oasis, July 31–August 4, 2024. Each was uniquely colored/glazed.

Made by Tiki Objects by Bosko for False Idol, the X-Mas skull shot is a special edition of 60 mugs.

Bosko based the design for this mug on his extensive carvings at False Idol Tiki in San Diego.

The small skulls have large eye sockets, are missing their lower jaws, have the words "False Idol" on the back, and are stamped with the Bosko’s Tiki Objects logo on the bottom.

Blood red with white interior.

Each mug is individually numbered.

Released on October 27th, 2024. These were preceded by a variety of test colored skull shots (perhaps as many as a dozen) sold at Tiki Oasis in 2024.

This is a mug shaped like the grim reaper wearing a floaty flamingo and carrying a swizzle stick scythe.

From their website:

"Spice up your tiki collection with a touch of dark humor! Our Flamingo Floaty Reaper mug is no ordinary drink vessel — it’s a chilling yet playful twist on classic island vibes. Standing tall in the shape of a fearsome reaper, this ceramic mug sports the iconic hooded figure of death, but with a fun twist — a bright pink flamingo floaty around its waist!"

Sculpted by Robert Fink.

This red dragon head was designed and sculpted by Thor, manufactured by TikiLand Trading Co, and produced for Cutwater Spirits.

Premiered for $49.99 each and one of 3 possible cocktails for only $10 additional. Cocktails included either "Bird of a Feather", "Dragon's Breath", or the "Cutwater Mai-Tai".

“Dragons Breath” was the name of the seasonal tequila based cocktail served in the mug (although an alternative cocktail could be selected for those who do not tolerate spicy cocktails).

The mug features a pocket in the nose for dry ice, creating the smoking effect when served.

Sold only on premises in their tasting room as available.

These custom Shrunk'n Monk mugs feature a red glaze on the heads and leopard or cheetah hide patterns on the fezzes.

Brad calls these "artist proofs", but they were created after complete runs of this design were already sold and elsewhere he refers to them as "custom pieces" which is more appropriate.

In any case, they are extremely limited color-ways of this design.

From Death & Co.:

"Inspired by Washington, D.C.'s iconic gargoyles and grotesques, this mug commemorates our newest Death & Co location with the two political mascots that dominate life in The District. Designed by the esteemed artist Tom 'Thor' Thordarson and available in two colors [Gray or Oxidized Green], our Gargoyle Mug makes a statement without taking sides.

Very limited edition.

Holds approximately 17 ounces of cocktail.

Materials: Glazed ceramic."

From Mondo:

"Season’s beatings from all of us at Mondo!
Our final tiki mug for 2023 continues our Designer Series with artist Florian Bertmer's highly detailed take on the Christmas Devil, Krampus. Featuring a red base with a black wash and satin finish, the new Naughty Variant holds approximately 16oz. of holiday fear."

From TikiLand Trading Company:

"Originally designed by the 2021 Gargantuas artist collective: Bigtoe, Ken Ruzic, Doug Horne and McBiff, sculpted by Tom Thordarson, aka Thor, and TikiLand Trading Co. to be released as a limited edition bowl, and with the intent to eventually release a follow-up mug with a bit wider availability, we're proud to finally introduce the NIGHTMARCHERS Mug - an 18 oz personal-sized version of it's much larger sibling!

This mug features a round/conical 'volcano' in the center of the 4 pillars, as well as designs and patterns on the walls of the conical center that are unique to this mug (as compared to the bowl which has a lava type texture).

The Hawaiian Legend of the Nightmarchers

On the nights honoring the Hawaiian gods Kāne, Kū, Lono, or on the nights of Kanaloa they are said to come forth from their burial sites, or to rise up from the ocean, and to march in a large group to ancient Hawaiian battle sites or other sacred places. The legend says the night marchers are warriors, dressed for battle, carrying spears, clubs, and some are beating war drums and blowing tones from conch shells, to announce the advancing of their march. According to the myth, they are suspended in air; their feet do not touch water or ground as they traverse through the night, and they leave no evidence of their visitations. They march in darkness after sunset and march as a group continuously until just before sunrise. Anyone living along their path may hear chanting, sounds of blown conch shell tones, and marching noises in the night. The following signs are a foul and musky “death-like” odor, and torches getting brighter and brighter as the night marchers get closer. Nightmarchers might appear during the day if they are to escort a dying relative to the spirit world."

From Death & Co.:

"Since her untimely execution in 1793, Marie Antoinette has fascinated and inspired historians, artists, musicians, fashion designers, movie directors and, now, this cocktail mug designed by the venerable artist Tom 'Thor' Thordarson. Available in two colors ['slate' blue wipe glaze and 'bone' beige wipe glaze], its design is like the last Queen of France herself: ornate, chic, symbolic—and sans tête.

[unspecified] very limited edition

Holds approximately 16 ounces of cocktail

Materials: Glazed ceramic

Care: Hand wash only"