The kind with the long pointed spout you drink from. Anyone know what they are called and what country they come from?

Sorry don't know but I'd like one for Christmas!

> Sorry don't know but I'd like one for Christmas!

I'd like 2, 1 for each hand.

Is this what you are referring to - "un porron" originated in Spain.

Only has 1 spout mind.

Are you talking about this? http://www.winestuff.com/acatalog/vacu-vin--ss-wine-saver-pac.jpg

Who would want to save wine? once a bottle is opened it should be drunk, in my opinion. :) LOL

As the old song rightly says, "Once it's been opened you know it won't keep, do finish it up, it will help you to sleep".

Ooh voice of an angel, you've got there jeangenie...at least you can hold a tune in a bucket..:)

That's the one Sian, described it badly. Was really hoping it was Greek as a friend is doing a greek HTM routine and I found one in a charity shop for 20p :-)

Not a long spout but they do have two.  Try Navajo wedding vase or I believe used in Eastern countries such as Iran.

I doubt the ancient greeks used glassware. More like pottery.
But probably any modern pub in tourist locations these days have that drinking vessel, encourages more drinking I wouldn't wonder. So maybe your friend could put a spin on a modern day Greek HTM routine :)

Would the routine include Greek folk dancing as well, with the dog? sounds cool.

Maybe use the vessel to have a slurp from before the routine for dutch courage 'n all.