There is no limit to how “HOT” an object can be, but there is a limit to how cold an object can be. The coldest possible is “absolut zero” degrees kelvin at -273.15 celcius

Thermal equilibrium.
Put an ice-cube into a glass of Absolut, and energy (or heat) will flow into the colder ice until it melts. The drink cools until it reaches thermal equilibrium at a uniform temperature T.

Temperature depends on how fast the atoms and molecules which makes up the object can shake. The faster they shake the warmer it is and the slower they shake the colder it is. All materials has a point when the atoms are shaking the slowest they possibly can. This state (or temperature) is called absolute zero

Absolut Zero is inteded to be used for promotional events, as a “teaser” to even more increase the brand image at bars, gifts, picnics, niche places (like the Ice Hotel) etc...

The bottle is for one to two drinks and comes together with a capsule made of elastic foam and works as a chill thermos as well as protection.