When my employer, the owner of a high-end restaurant, invested in approximately thirty gurgle pots to be used as our new water pitchers, the serving staff was amused and confused -- why in the world would we use these finely crafted ceramic oddities instead of the traditional glass pitcher? We soon found out that these interesting pots, originally known as the "glug glug jug," was an instant curiosity for all of our customers. Water refills are now a whole new experience!
When my employer, the owner of a high-end restaurant, invested in approximately thirty gurgle pots to be used as our new water pitchers, the serving staff was amused and confused -- why in the world would we use these finely crafted ceramic oddities instead of the traditional glass pitcher? We soon found out that these interesting pots, originally known as the "glug glug jug," was an instant curiosity for all of our customers. Water refills are now a whole new experience!
