The Best of the Drinking Horns

Posted by SwordsSwords on Jul 30th 2018

Drinking from a horn… Sounds pretty weird, no? Well, it is no surprise, but the Vikings used to drink from drinking horns. They drank water, milk, and mead from these drinking horns. If one gets the chance to visit any of the Viking Age burial mounds, you will find several traces of the horns. The surprising part is that most of them were in the female grave. We believe that is because the women were responsible for brewing the mead and serve the guests. The original Viking drinking horns were made from the horn of a bovid, but over the centuries, many civilizations adapted to drinking from the horns and started making them out of wood, ceramics, glass, and even metal. Even before the Vikings, even the Scythians, and Thracians used to drink from horns, it is safe to say that drinking horns have been around for a long time now! With a little history, let’s get down to the horns at SwordsSwords. Here you will find several drinking horns of different shapes and size, some Viking drinking horns with stand, some Norwegian drinking horn, and some that might be polished cow horns, but all very authentic and true! With great quality, these are some great cheap drinking horns. These go through the complete process of cleaning and are kept in honey to remove the odor. What’s more, all natural horns are used. But beware, once you get these, do put them in the honey once in a while to avoid the smell. Well, here is the list of some really great pieces of drinking horns…

Vroulike Tribal Drinking Horn 

A maiden blossom design drinking horn, made with 100% natural horn. It comes with a brown leather frog stand, all handcrafted. A great item to cosplay in medieval fairs and such. With the superb quality, there is no room for disappointment. Plus, it can hold up to 17oz of liquid.

Viking Wedding Ceremonial Drinking Horn 

As the name suggests, this horn’s intended purpose was for ceremonial weddings etc. Made with genuine horn, the horn is able to hold up 20oz of liquid, and it comes with an iron stand. Maybe you can arrange your wedding in a Viking themed manner, and hand out wine or water in these absolutely stunning drinking horns.

Viking Trader Drinking Horn 

A completely natural, and polished drinking horn. The design is based on tradesmen of the Viking Age. A fully functional horn that has the capacity of holding 11 to 16oz of liquid.

Tigers Eye Warriors Feasting Horn 

An all-natural, handmade horn, which comes with a hand forged twisted iron stand. The design is based on the colors and structure of a tiger’s eye. Very eye catching and a fully functional drinking horn. It would add a little flare to the collection of horns or maybe enhance the cosplay costume of the Vikings.  This horn can hold up a good 12 to 18oz of liquid. Hope this was an informative enough and enticing enough experience for you. We hope we have compelled you enough to grab those horns for your next big event.