Benedictine bishop and founder of the abbey of Onendbourg in France. Born in Flanders, Belgium, in 1040, Arnulf had a military career in the service of Robert and Henry I, kings of France. Retiring from the army, Arnulf entered the Benedictines at Saint-Michel Monastery in Soissons, France. He was a hermit there until elected abbot. He was then appointed the bishop of Soissons, When faced with a usurper, Arnulf founded the abbey of Onendbourg.
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Perfect for creating a more authentic drinking experience, whether in a bar or at home. These 22oz white stein mugs are made from 100% ceramic. The mugs are treated with an ORCA coating.
.: Material: 100% white ceramic .: One size: 22oz (0.65 l) .: Gold-colored detailing .: ORCA Coating .: NB! Not suitable for microwaving
