You may remember that last Halloween season we told you about Harridan Vodka and their “Paranormal Reserve” vodka that was aged in real haunted locations including the real-life Conjuring House, and this Halloween Harridan Vodka is back with another spooky treat!
Just in time for Halloween, Harridan Vodka has released its most terrifying offering ever: the “Paranormal Reserve – Annabelle Edition,” a limited collection of 666 bottles rested for 30 days at the Occult Museum in Monroe, Conn (750ml, 44% ABV, SRP $199), available now at www.shopharridan.com.
The museum is home to the infamous Annabelle doll, which was reportedly demonically possessed in the 1970s and inspired the Annabelle horror movies including Annabelle, Annabelle: Creation and Annabelle Comes Home.
“We are a brand fascinated by the uncanny and unexplained, so this year we wanted to bring the Reserve to one of the most well-known paranormal institutions in the world,” says Bridgette Taylor, CEO, President & Founder, Harridan Vodka. “We partnered with the Occult Museum, which houses some of the most terrifying artifacts in the U.S., most notably the infamous Annabelle doll. Given that the museum is now closed to the public, the Paranormal Reserve is the closest that fans of horror and the occult will get to the doll.”
The Most Chilling Bottle of All: The 666th
The 666th bottle of Paranormal Reserve was placed directly in front of Annabelle’s case, which was opened by the museum’s proprietor, Tony Spera. The bottle was then rested inside
Annabelle’s original case, built by Ed Warren, for 30 days. The bottle, priced at $13,000, is packaged in a one-of-a-kind wooden case that is a replica of Annabelle’s current confines. It was available for purchase at www.convivewines.com/the-harridan-paranormal-reserve.
The Annabelle Case: Investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren
The doll was initially given by a mother to her daughter as a gift for graduating from nursing school. At first, the doll seemed benign, but began to exhibit increasingly disturbing behavior,
like moving on its own and even leaving handwritten parchment notes. Ed and Lorraine Warren, two of the nation’s most famous demonologists and paranormal investigators were called to investigate the case, and deemed it demonically possessed. The couple took the doll and enclosed it in a glass case, becoming part of their collection at what later became the Occult Museum.
A Follow-Up to a Successful First Edition
Last year, for its first edition of the Paranormal Reserve, Harridan Vodka rested 60 bottles across three haunted locations in the U.S.: The Conjuring House, the Villisca Axe Murder House and the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum.
Benefiting Toys for Tots
A portion of all Paranormal Reserve sales will benefit Toys for Tots, transforming the legacy of a toy that embodied evil into a positive force today.
Grab your bottles of “Paranormal Reserve – Annabelle Edition” while supplies last!
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