TIKI BAR OF THE WEEK: Martell's Tiki Bar, New Jeresy. Tiki Bar East Coast.

TIKI BAR OF THE WEEK: 

Martell's Tiki Bar.

Located on the boardwalk in 

Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey.

Whether for its thirst quenching tropical drinks, their mouth watering dining pleasures or the tropical atmosphere, Martell's Tiki Bar is an experience like no other. Centered on the boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, Martell's has ability to transform you and your senses to a tropical paradise without leaving the Jersey Shore.

Many Indoor and Outdoor Bars, Both Beverage and food.

FAVORITE DRINKS

The drinks available at Martell's Tiki Bar are as exotic and delicious as they look. Everyone has their favorites and we have them all. Along with a few of our own created recipes, below are some of the Beers and specialty drinks available at Martell's Tiki Bar.

PINK HIBISCUS
A Tropical Sweet Mix of Coconut Rum, Cherry Brandy and Pineapple Juice.

BLUE HAWAIIAN
An Island, Delight with Hues of the Ocean. Made with Vodka, Blue Curaco and Pineapple juice.

SNUGGLE-UP-TO-A-NAVEL
An Orange Vanilla flavored Favorite. Made with Vodka and Galliano.

BLOODY MARY
Our Own Special Recipe.

MAI-TAI
A Blend of Bacardi Rums and Juices to Make the Drink of the Natives.

PLANTERS PUNCH
A Fruity Flavor with a Mix of Bacardi and Meyers Rum.

COASTAL KISS
A Sweet Mix of Amaretto Di Saronno, Southern Comfort and Pineapple juice.

SIP-A-DEE-DO-DAH
A Tangy Creation with Bacardi Limon and Cranberry Juice.

OFF-SHORE BREEZE
Bacardi Limon Relaxing with Orange and Cranberry Juice

BANANA MONKEY
Dessert thru a Straw! Sweet Cream, Kahlua and Banana Liqueur

CARIBBEAN NIGHTS
Majestic as the Tropical Reef, Made with Bacardi Light Rum, Banana Liqueur, Blue Curacao and Pineapple Juice.

THE ULTIMATE CUBRA LIBRA
Bacardi 8 and Pepsi, The Ultimate Combination!

YELLOWBIRD
Bacardi Light Rum, Triple Sec, Galliano and Orange Juice. A True Island Favorite.

SPECIALTY DRINKS

PINA COLADA
A Creamy Concoction of Rum, Coconut and Pineapple. Topped with Dark Rum. Best on the Boards!

MARGARITA
Tequila and Triple Sec Puckering with Lemon-Lime Juice, Served Icy Frozen.

STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI
Plenty of Strawberries Frozen with Rum and Topped with Whipped Cream.

RUM RUNNER
A Florida Keys Favorite! Banana Liqueur and Blackberry Brandy, Blended with Lime Juice and Dark Rum.

MARGARITAS & MARTINIS

BLUE MOON MARGARITA
A slight twist on the original - Cuervo Gold Tequila, Blue Curacao, Lime Juice and Sour Mix.

LAVA LAMP MARGARITA
Made with Cuervo Gold Tequila, Triple Sec, Chambord Liqueur and sour mix.

SUNSET MARGARITA
Made with Reposado Tequila, Triple Sec, Cranberry Juice and Sour Mix.

GREEN COCONUT MARGARITA
Made with Cuervo Gold Tequila, Melon Liqueur, Malibu Rum and Sour Mix.

ULTIMATE ORANGE MARGARITA
Top shelf all the way - 1800 Tequila, Cointreau Liqueur, Grand Marnier, Orange Juice and Sour Mix. 

THE GRAND MARGARITA
Made with Chinaco Reposado Tequila, Grand Marnier, Lime Juice and Sour Mix.

"007" TINT
Smirnoff Orange Vodka with a Splash of Orange Juice and Sierra Mist Soda.

VANILLA NUT MARTINI
Smirnoff Vanilla Vodka topped with a Splash of Frangelico Liqueur.

COSMOPOLITAN
Made with Absolut Citron, Cointreau Liqueur and a dash of Sour Mix, Lime Juice and Cranberry juice.

APPLETINI
A Chilly mix of Vox Vodka with a dash of Puckers Apple Schnapps. 

SWEETS EXTINI
Pucker your lips for this! Vox Vodka with Puckers Peach Schnapps and Cranberry juice. 

ALMOND TINT
Made with Vox Vodka, Malibu Rum and Amaretto. 

FRESH SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE
Tequila Sunrise - Rum or Vodka Screwdriver - Champagne Mimosa

Beer

MARTELL'S BOTTLED BEER
Amstel Light, Aspen Edge, Coors, Coors Light, Corona, Corona Light, Heineken, Miller Lite, MGD, Sam Adams, Sam Adams Light, Sierra Nevada, Smirnoff Ice, Yeungling, Zima

MARTELL'S DRAUGHTS
Amstel Light, Becks, Coors Light, Miller Lite & Rolling Rock

BASS ALE PINT
A Full Malty Flavor and Hoppy Aroma, with a Marvelous Long, Rich and Dry Aftertaste. 

SAMUEL ADAMS BOSTON LAGER
Hoppy, Floral Aroma, Malty, Full Body and a Deep Golden Color.

SAMUEL ADAMS SUMMER BREW
A White Ale Brewed with Grains of Paradise and Lemon Zest.

YUENGLING
Balanced Malt Sweetness, Crisp and Refreshing with a Hint of Lemon Flavor.

KILLIANN'S IRISH RED
A Traditional Lager with a Rich Amber Color and Thick, Creamy Head Combined to form a Distinctive Taste Served with It's Authentic Irish Heritage.

Available Non Alcoholic Beverages
Aquafina Water, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Sierra Mist, Ginger Ale, Lipton Sweetened & UnSweetened Iced Tea, Pink Lemonade, Milk, Coffee and Tea.

CONTACT

WEBSITE: http://www.tikibar.com/

Boardwalk • Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742
Tel: 732-892-0131 • E-mail: info@tikibar.com 

Have a Hawaiian Luau Party Tiki Style.

Beat the Summer Heat With a Hawaiian Luau Party

Author: Raymond Plona

Having a Hawaiian luau party is a great way to celebrate a joyous occasion. Seeing people in different costumes are always exciting and are memorable when pictures are taken. Since luaus are associated with summer, many theme shops are offering items to help in the decorations. Those who wish to have this kind of event can get summer party supplies from different shops around the country. These shops offer Hawaiian luau party supplies to those who have this particular theme in mind. These items are not very expensive and can even be bought at a discounted price if bought in bulk.

The famous luau skirts can be found in shops that sells Hawaiian luau party supplies. It can be donned by both men and women but for the purpose of party costumes, it is best worn by women. Men however will need to wear them for performing the traditional Hawaiian dance. The skirt is originally made from grass but the ones commonly found in shops are usually made from plastic or cotton strings. Children will look very cute in the luau skirt especially when they too are performing the traditional dance during the party.

Hawaiian luau party supply shops also sells customized flowers that makes great accessories for guests. Since men are usually clad in brightly colored shirts, they can add on the flowers to further tune up to the party theme. Although flowers are more suitable to be worn by women, for the sake of Hawaiian party, they make great accessories for men too. The flowers can be attached to the collar of the shirt or pocket. These flowers can be in shades of yellow, blue or red.

To go with the shirts, floral shorts are best for bottom attire. You can also find them at Hawaiian luau party supplies shops. They are very comfortable too considering that the party will most likely be held during the hot summer time. Ladies too can don these floral shorts underneath their luau skirt should they feel uncomfortable with wearing swimsuits or bikinis. For men though, they can also wear slacks should it be allowed for the party.

Flip-flops are the best footwear to be worn with the attires mentioned for this party. However, just because flip-flops are fairly simple looking footwear, you should also make sure that you choose one that compliments your outfit. You have a choice between designer flip-flops or the common ones that can be bought from stores. Even the Hawaiian luau party supply sells them for a pretty cheap price. Designers are more expensive and they would have their company or designer logo on the flip-flops. You can also find flip-flops that are drawn and designed by popular artist.

One last accessories to complete the look for Hawaiian luau party. Leis are absolute must haves because without it, the party just doesn't look Hawaiian enough. Choose from the many colors available but some popular choices are blue, red and violet. You can buy leis at summer party or Hawaiian luau party supply stores and they must be worn for both men and women. You should also take note of the material the leis as they can develop irritations for your guests that have sensitive skin for they will be worn on the neck throughout the event.

Hawaiian themed parties should be an exciting one filled with fun events for the guests. Therefore, to make it work, you should be encouraging your guests to join in the fun. There are also souvenirs in which can be bought from the Hawaiian luau party supplies that can be given to the guests. Don't forget to have tropical food and drinks to further make the theme come to life.

About the Author:
With years of experience under his belt, Raymond Plona is a natural when it comes to planning a party using birthday party supplies. His store provides plenty of merchandise to suit all needs such as children's educational toys, clearance party supplies, Hawaiian Luau party supplies, summer party supplies and many more.  Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - Beat the Summer Heat With a Hawaiian Luau Party

Tiki party, Rum Cocktail, Tropical party, Laua,

FORBIDDEN ISLAND'S TIKI LOUNGE ANNUAL LUAU! May 17th. California

Can't afford that Hawaiian vacation this year?
No problem, we'll bring the Islands to you!

WELCOME TO ALAMEDA...
"OAKLAND'S OWN HAWAII"!
Get a taste of the Islands (Oahu, Maui, Kauai, & Alameda!) at
FORBIDDEN ISLAND'S ANNUAL LUAU
SUNDAY MAY 17!

Outdoor entertainment!
Indoor entertainment!
Real Hawaiian Food! Exotic Cocktails! Festive Music!
Hula gals! Fire dancing!
Everything but the poor pig - but he's invited, too!

Start time: 2PM
Mai Tais served in Nacho's legendary Ku Bar on the patio
and specially priced FI menu at bar

Food: 3pm
Hawaiian plate lunch from Hawaiian Drive-In of Alameda
http://kamaainagrill.com/index.htm
Served with a side of Aloha Fried Rice and Mac Salad
Choice of:
Kalua Pork and Cabbage
Lava Chicken
Mixed vegetables and Tofu

Entertainment: 3pm to 9:30

Outdoors:
Hula Dancing by the Holy Names University Asian Pacific Islanders Club:
3 - 5pm every hour on the hour
Hawaiian Uke & Steel Magic from Thurston Lavatube & Kanaka Jones of the
Maikai Gents http://www.mkgents.com/
- 3:30-6:30 every half hour

Indoors:
DJ Fitz http://www.firetiki.com/
- 4-8pm (between live acts)
Thurston Lavatube & Kanaka Jones of the Maikai Gents: 6-6:30
Surf music by The Deadlies http://www.myspace.com/thedeadlysurfinatics
- 7 - 8pm
Fire dancing by Fire Pixie http://www.firepixie.com/
8:30-9PM
FINALE: The Deadlies 9PM - 9:30

It's not "Tora! Tora! Tora!"
It's TIKI! TIKI! TIKI!
ALOHA, HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!


Forbidden Island Tiki Lounge
http://www.forbiddenislandalameda.com
1304 Lincoln Ave
Alameda
Ca 94501
510.749.0332

Posted from Tikievents

Cool Tiki Picture of the Day!

Cool Tiki Picture of the Day!

Tiki Totems, drinking!

From http://cheekytikiuk.blogspot.com/

Historic Tiki Picture.

A Māori man retouches the painted tattoo on a carved wooden tiki at Whakarewarewa Model Village, New Zealand, 1905.

A Look at Tiki Culture, A historic Overview of Tiki.

Pic is the Raft of the Kon Tiki

A Look at Tiki Culture By Ryan Gilbert

Fans of Tiki Culture will be happy to know that it is alive and well and poised for a triumphant comeback in the United States. Fueled by the recent dismal economic developments and people looking for a bit of sunshine among the gloom, Tiki restaurants and lounges are beginning to pop up everywhere!

The Start of Tiki Culture

Most people who know a little about Tiki assume that it began with WWII soldiers who brought back souvenirs and stories from the South Pacific. However, Tiki predated the soldiers' return by more than a decade!

In 1934 Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt, a 27 year old entrepreneur, opened a bar in a former tailor's shop and named it Don the Beachcomber. He had always loved the culture and décor of the South Pacific and used souvenirs from his travels in his new business. Fishing nets, conch shells and starfish hung on the walls and parts of old wrecked boats lay scattered about artfully. He featured exotic rum drinks, mainly because rum was the cheapest liquor to be had. His motto was "If you can't get to paradise, I'll bring it to you!". The Tiki bar was a raging success and others began imitating Gantt's magic formula.

The Tiki Culture Grows!

Gantt's ideas became so popular that Tiki décor began to infiltrate homes, offices and restaurants. It became common to see at least one Polynesian-style restaurant in every large city with flaming torches outside the entrance and fearsome Tiki gods guarding the doors. Inside, the menu usually listed exotic Cantonese dishes that were served by a wait staff attired in sarongs, grass skirts or other island apparel. Small individual Tiki Huts were available for private parties.

Patios in the suburbs sported colorful lanterns at night and backyard grills were illuminated by Tiki torches. Nearly every household had at least a couple of coconut monkeys or Tiki god drink glasses. The Tiki Culture was well on its way!

The Resurgence of Tiki

Although many of the Tiki restaurants eventually closed their doors in the 80's and 90's and coconut monkeys were consigned to dusty attics, Tiki Culture has always had some diehard fans who refused to let go of the romanticized island cuisine, décor and beverages.

Although there aren't many Tiki restaurants and bars, Tiki has re-surfaced in fashion, furniture and parties. Rattan furniture is enjoying new popularity, exotic rum drinks have made a comeback and graceful island lines can be seen in home accessories and furniture. The colorful floral upholstery of the 60's is also more popular now, lending many homes and restaurants the warmth and romance of the South Pacific.

You can find quality Miami tiki huts and Miami tiki bars at these links.
Be sure to ask for a free estimate for your next tiki hut!

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Ryan_Gilbert
http://EzineArticles.com/?A-Look-at-Tiki-Culture&id=2175180

VooDoo Tiki Tequila? The modern tiki trend.

Tiki Tequila?


New company rides the new popular cocktail trend of Tequila.








Some say Tequila is the new Vodka, so it's no wonder Tequila is entering the Tiki culture.Tequila for many years has been the little brother to rum in the tiki movement. Well the little brother is getting bigger.Tequila is a major player in the modern tiki movement and is invading tiki bars everywhere.










A new company is set to be at the forefront of this modern tiki trend


they are called Voodoo Tiki Tequila.






VOODOO TIKI


Offers a premium line of blended tequilas, that offers something for all tastes. Creator, John Taddeo's company has been in business for 5 years now.


Made from high-quality tequila blends made from 100% Blue Agave aged from 8-12 years.







FLAVORS


• ANEJO – 100% Blue Agave aged 1 year minimum
• REPOSADO – 100% Blue Agave aged 6 months
• SILVER 100% Blue Agave
• MOJO ANJEO - Aged 3 years “limited edition”
• GREEN DRAGON - Lime Infusion
• DESERT ROSE - Prickly Pear Infusion
• BLUE DRAGON - Blue Kiwi Infusion







They can be reached at 1-VoodooTiki (866-366-8454)


or the Web site at www.voodootiki.com.

Polynesian Pop Event at La Luz Gallery: "Tiki Mugs; Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop" SHOW

Polynesian Pop Event at La Luz Gallery: "Tiki Mugs; Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop"

PRESS RELEASE

Los Angeles, CA, March 02, 2009 --(PR.com)-- “Tiki Mugs; Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop” Book signing.

Saturday, March 7, 2009 6 pm - 9 pm
La Luz de Jesus Gallery
4633 Hollywood Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90027
323-666-7667 Fax: 323-663-0243"Tiki Mugs; Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop" by Jay Strongman, foreward by Holden Westland of Tiki Farm

Join them at La Luz de Jesus for the much anticipated release and signing party for Author “Tiki Mugs; Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop.”Jay Strongman, Tiki Farm’s Holden Westland and many mug artists will be on hand to sign the book. They'll be serving up scrumptious Mai – Tais, courtesy of Trader Joe's, for free.

Tiki style is more popular than ever, and there are more collectors than ever peering out from the torches and palm trees. Dive head first, shrunken or otherwise, into a Polynesian Pop world of incredible ceramics, from vintage mid-century modern designs, to the collector mugs of today. The book features all the major manufacturers – Tiki Farm, Munktiki, Porcelanas Pavón, Gecko’z South Sea Arts and more along with the top artists including Shag, Bosko, Crazy Al, Ocea Otica, Squid and Tiki Diablo. Written by Tiki historian and renowned DJ Jay Strongman, this resource highlights the history of the Tiki mug from its original heyday in the 1950’s to today. An essential purchase for specialists, the photos and descriptions of styles such as the Frankentiki and the Monkey Mugstack will provide brilliant inspiration for those new to collecting.

Tiki Farm is the world's largest manufacturer of Tiki mugs and has reinvigorated the mug scene both with their retail line and the revitalization of custom mugs for bars & restaurants across the globe which all but disappeared back in the 1970's. Holden Westland, Tiki Farm owner & founder is widely known in the Tiki community as 'the hardest working man in Tiki" and is credited by most as being the driving force behind the resurgent Tiki mug scene. Since their inception in 2000, Tiki Farm is fast approaching a total of 1,000 different, unique designs produced to-date and sales in excess of 1,000,000 mugs.

“Tiki Mugs; Cult Artifacts of Polynesian Pop” by Jay Strongman, foreward by Holden Westland, published by Korero, www.korerobooks.com, hard cover, 176 pages, ISBN 9780955339813, $34.95

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La Luz de Jesus is located at the Soap Plant/Wacko building, in Los Feliz at 4633 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027. Gallery hours are Monday – Wednesday: 11am – 7pm, Thursday – Saturday: 11am – 9pm and Sunday 12-6pm. For high resolution jpegs, interview requests and more information contact: Lee Joseph Publicity: leejemail@gmail.com, p (818) 848-2698 - f (818) 848-2699

Get A Tropical Look With Tiki Bar Furniture. Informative article.

Get A Tropical Look With Tiki Bar Furniture 

One of the cooler things brought on by advent of Polynesian tiki culture is the renowned tiki bar. Giving off an air reminiscent of ancient tribal surroundings, a tiki bar is an awesome place to enjoy and lose yourself to another domain.

For those unfamiliar with this modern-day tropical delight, a tiki bar is usually modeled after a tiki hut. A distinctive structure usually made with bamboo and a special roof made of woven grass or leaves, known as a thatched roof. The bar adorned with distinctive tiki decor and tiki furniture which gives it such a unique style and appearance.

The great thing about tiki bars is feeling off being on vacation in some exotic locale, all without having to actually go off to some remote place and spending big bucks in the process. The somewhat weird ambiance and almost otherworldly atmosphere invoked by the tiki bar can make a wonderful setting for some truly memorable parties!

Tiki enthusiast can visit these bars in many different places as they're quickly gaining in popularity. There's nothing like slipping off to the Caribbean for a drink or two to escape that blistering blizzard just outside those tiki doors.

Those who love going to tiki bars can even build their own private tiki bar all in comfort of their own home. Whether by the pool or in the basement, having a private tiki bar is huge load of fun and source of pride. Tiki bar owners are sure to be very popular around the neighborhood and shouldn't be surprised to constantly have a few guest wanting share in on the fun and party.

So what exactly makes a tiki bar tick, so to speak? Those interested in owning their own tiki bar or those that already run one should know that the most important thing is to maintain the wonderful tiki atmosphere by making sure their tiki bar is well decorated with special tiki decor items. The most important of these being the tiki furniture as these form the backbone and foundation of well maintained tiki bar.

There are various forms of tiki furniture, all with different designs, functions, and sizes. They can be made from a variety of different materials, ranging from plywood and cement, to the more exotic materials such as bamboo and specialty rocks.

One of the most important pieces of furniture is of course, the actual bar itself. This should be given particularly vital attention to quality as this is the centerpiece of the entire establishment.

For the bar, bamboo is usually the way to go. There's something about that wonder plant that exudes island glamour. Bamboo bars can be made partly or completely of bamboo and are completed by the distinct thatched roof.

As for the bar counter, some are made of plywood or tied up pieces of bamboo. You can try using something special such lava rocks to make it extra special.

Tiki totem poles of ancient, Polynesian gods make the perfect bar stools to amuse and slightly frighten would-be bar patrons. These pieces are meticulously carved into the likeness of scowling gods or moai (disembodied head monoliths). These bar stools can also come with tapa seat cloth for added authenticity.

Another cool trick is to place umbrellas on the table or other furniture and then to cover the umbrellas with thatch umbrella covers to give the look of a tropical island.

There is a lot of wonderful tiki furniture available to fill your bar with. Things like carved moai tables topped with funky tiki lamps can contribute to making your bar a success.

It is also important to make use of good lighting in your tiki bar. Though be careful when using bamboo torches or any fire hazards. Tiki bars along with containing large amounts of alcohol are commonly made out of rather flammable materials so be sure to take the proper precautions less your tiki paraiso turns in a tiki inferno.

Obtaining tiki furniture and other decor is fortunately easier now than it has ever been, thanks to the internet. Ready made furniture as well customizable orders and building plans are readily available online. Just be sure to research beforehand that the site your ordering from is reputable.

Tiki bars are only as good as their furniture so tiki bar owners should be sure to invest in quality tiki furniture to maximize the bars potential.

Don the Beachcomber birthday!

Don the Beachcomber birthday. (late post)
February 22, marks Don Beach's birthday, he was born in 1907.
Don is the founder of the tiki movement.
He got noticed when he introduced his famous potent rum cocktail "The Zombie" at the 1939 Worlds Fair.
He started restaurants, bars and nightclubs with the tropical or polynesian style in the 1940's and 50's.
He lived to be a ripe old age of 82.

Trader Vic's Drink Menu Download. New LA LV Realease

Trader Vic's Tiki Menu & Drink List Released! PDF Here.

Here is the link for tiki fans.
DOWNLOAD PDF BELOW.

Trader Vic’s Dinner Menu

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TRADER VIC's LA OPENS APRIL 25, 2009

TRADER VIC's LA OPENS APRIL 25, 2009


I know a lot of you are really excited about this,
Trader Vic's will be opening soon in the City of Angels.
L.A. has not had a Trader Vic's
since the one in Beverly Hills closed in april.

REMINDER, Trader Vic's In Las Vegas

REMINDER, Trader Vic's is now open in Las Vegas!!!

With flights the cheapest in decades,
sounds like fun.

Call for reservations.
702.405.4700


3663 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Suite 160, Las Vegas, NV 89109
info@tradervics.com

Tiki Tom’s a New Tiki Restaurant Opens! Oakland, ca

Tiki Tom’s a New
Tiki Restaurant Opens!
In Oakland, Ca.

From their Website:
Great food and amazing entertainment: that is what
Tiki Tom's Catering and Charter Co. is all about.
We can plan and make happen that special event that your guests will never forget. From delicious hawaiian food to live music, professional polinesian dancers and boat cruises, we offer options for all kinds of gatherings, big or small.

"NOW OPEN - TIKI TOM'S On the Oakland
water front with his private dock with daily boat trips - 7 days a week -
boat rate is a flat rate of $400 per hour- includes drinks and food
up to 20 quests Banquit room Lounge and Large dinning room."

300 29th Ave Oakland, ca 94601


Restaurant: 510-532-9202

www.tikitomscatering.com 

Tiki King Blesses Tiki bar, Spring is Here!

Tiki King Blesses Tiki bar, Spring is Here!
The Solomons Islands world famous Tiki Bar, opens
for the season.
Tiki fans from around the world made the pilgrimage to this Tiki mecca,
as a sacred rite symbolizing the birth of spring.

50% off happy hour food at Trader Vic’s - Emeryville, CA

50% off happy hour

food at Trader Vic’s - Emeryville, CA

4 - 6pm is the happy hour



ADDRESS: 9 Anchor Drive, Emeryville California, 94608.

PHONE: 510-653-3400.

TIKI BOOK OF THE WEEK!!! Great Tiki Mug Collecting and Art Book

This is a great read for the tiki mug collector.

TIKI FIRE! Keeping the Flame Alive. Dedicated to all things tiki culture.

TIKI FIRE! Keeping the Flame Alive. Dedicated to all things tiki culture.