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As the lights dim and tropical aromas fill the air, a ritual begins. This bottle is not an object—it is a guardian.
When eyes light up: The story behind Te Tiki Pineapple
There are bottles that simply sit on the shelf.
And then there are bottles that look right at you.
Te Tiki Pineapple—an extraordinary rum-based pineapple liqueur—belongs to the latter category.
At first glance, the bottle appears to be a relic from another world: carved lines, archaic shapes, and a face that is more than mere decoration. And when the lights go out, it comes to life—for Te Tiki’s eyes glow in the dark. Silent. Watchful. Almost as if the Tiki were guarding the very moment the evening begins.
Tiki – More Than Just a Style
In Polynesian culture, Tiki figures are not merely ornaments. They embody protection, strength, and spiritual presence. As guardians, they mark transitions—from the everyday to the celebratory, from day to night, from the mundane to the extraordinary.
This is precisely where Te Tiki Pineapple Liqueur comes in.
The bottle is deliberately not a modern design object, but rather a tribute to this symbolism. It feels substantial in the hand and has an earthy aesthetic, with a surface texture reminiscent of volcanic stone. The glowing eyes are no mere gimmick—they are a statement. A small ritual: lights off, eyes on, everyday life switched off.
From Tahiti to Your Glass
But the story doesn’t end with the design. It begins in Tahiti.
The sugarcane used to create the rum base for Te Tiki Pineapple grows in fertile volcanic soil. It is then refined with the famous Queen pineapple—intensely aromatic and fruity, offering natural sweetness balanced by a delicate acidity.
Not a cloying liqueur, but a balanced pineapple liqueur that combines depth with freshness.You can taste the sunshine, ripe fruit, and a touch of the wild—evoking the tropics just as you imagine them when you close your eyes.
A liqueur that’s an experience
Te Tiki Pineapple isn’t a drink to be consumed casually; it is crafted for special moments.
For that first glass after a long day.
For evenings when the music plays softly and conversations linger.
For bars where drinks aren't just served, but staged.
Enjoyed neat over ice, it reveals the full intensity of its fruit. In a cocktail, it becomes the centerpiece—present, yet never overpowering.
Cocktail Idea: Pineapple Mojito
Fresh, vibrant, and perfect for long nights:
Ingredients
5 cl Te Tiki Pineapple
4 cl white rum
3 cl lime juice
Fresh mint
Ice cubes
Soda water
Preparation
Gently press the mint, add all ingredients (except the soda) to the glass, add ice, top up with soda water, and stir briefly.
A drink that feels like a mini-vacation—minus the suitcase.
When the lights go down
Perhaps the special thing about Te Tiki Pineapple isn't just its taste.
It’s the moment the lights dim, the bottle sits on the shelf—and eyes begin to glow.
That’s when a pineapple liqueur becomes a story.
A drink becomes a ritual.
And an evening becomes a memory to cherish.
Te Tiki Pineapple is more than just a liqueur.
It is a guardian of the night.
Experience Te Tiki Pineapple in person
Want to experience Te Tiki Pineapple up close, taste it, and see the glowing Tiki bottle for yourself?
Then visit us at ProWein 2026.
There, you can sample the pineapple liqueur, discover the story behind the product, and chat with us come.
Click here for our exhibitor profile
Aloha 🌴🍍
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