One of the most successful brands in American history, Harley Davidson is much more than just a motorcycle company. Embodying the spirit of freedom, independence, and playing by one’s own rules, Harley Davidson is a distinctive style, an exhilarating feeling, and for many of us, a complete obsession.
Few have caught a more virulent strain of the Harley bug than internationally-renowned custom motorbikes manufacturer Ehinger Kraftrad. Over the years, he has searched all corners of the globe for rare and unique antique motorbikes, saving them, selling them, trading them, and using their parts for his own custom-built creations. His exceptional dedication to this pursuit has earned him the nickname “The Archaeologist.”
Ehinger Kraftrad recently took his love of the Harley Davidson to a whole other level through the release of his Archaeologist Premium Dry Gin. This premium gin comes in three distinct bottles that honor the elegance and tradition of three of Kraftrad’s most legendary Harley discoveries: the 1939 Flathead from the Mexican desert, the 1947 Knucklehead from Chile, and the 1962 Panhead from South Korea.
Each bottle of Archaeologist Premium Dry Gin contains actual original parts from these vintage bikes that have been specially cleansed and sealed with a tin alloy to make them safe for inclusion. With either camshafts from the Flathead, screw-nuts from the Knucklehead, or rocker arms from Panhead fused into each bottle, this gin is the closest you can come literally to drinking in the pure spirit of Harley Davidson.