Gentlemen's Hardware Rocking Whisky Glasses, Silver, Set of 2, GEN144

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Today the highball is equally popular amongst fans of other simple whisky serves such as whisky and ginger ale or whisky and lemonade. Goodfellow recommends adding a bit of room temperature water to the Glencairn glass to help open up the spirit.

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You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site. Pick up the matching carafe to decant your favorite whiskeys in style, and choose from a traditional clear color, a smokey grey hue or a striking purple. Shape doesn’t really matter with the highball, but it wouldn’t do to serve a Scotch and soda in a dimpled pint glass. Meanwhile, Huckberry’s Whiskey Peaks glass ( view at Huckberry) is the perfect blend of form and function, with a topographic glass mountain in the center of the glass acting as a great conversation piece. Although the design process sounds unconventional, the company, comprised of designer Sruli Recht, brand director Brian Fichtner and CEO Shane Bahng, created the glass with some of the most well-respected figures in the Scotch world.The ideal glass, so I've been told by many whisk(e)y distillers, for tasting is a stemmed glass that has a wider base than the nose, like ISO or Cordial glass,” explains Goodfellow. The laser etching makes the glass extra comfortable in your hands, and the heavier the base, the less heat transfers into the spirit itself! Many preach that the tulip-shaped copita glass is ideal for presenting the spirits’ aromas and flavors. Similar in shape to the tulip-shaped glass, the Glencairn is considered a more robust vessel, although it’s equally suited to appreciation.

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They’re great for nosing spirits,” says Marissa Mazzotta, bar manager at New York Distilling’s The Shanty. Many of the world’s top tasting competitions use this Neat Glass option as their standard tasting glass, and with good reason: Each glass is thoughtfully mouth-blown from lead-free crystal. Choosing the correct whisky glass can really help to improve the drinkers enjoyment and there’s a shape and style of glass for every whisky fan. The heavier weight of the glass—similar to what you’d get from antique crystal—is also a nice touch. The taller brother of the tumbler and the glass associated with one of the most revered but simple whisky cocktails in the world: the Scotch and soda.These crystal shot glasses evoke the style of elegant barware, thanks to patterned designs and classic coloring (including pale blue, bright red, rose and grey), yet they boast the fun of a solid shot glass. This design, a result of nine years of tastings and studies, also points out any potential flaws within the liquid. Even though the glasses resemble a golf ball, they are abstract enough to fit in with any home bar - it’s not kitschy. Or, “Let's be honest,” says Robin Goodfellow, co-owner of Toronto's PrettyUgly and Bar Raval, “most of the whisk(e)y we consume in our life is from a shot glass. Kristen Voisey, the owner of Cocktail Emporium and the brand’s glassware designer, agrees: “This is the standard tasting glass used at most distilleries.

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While we wish you could just pop a glass in the dishwasher, often these whisper-thin tasting glasses require more rigorous care.These elegant glasses were designed in collaboration with Scotch whiskey experts back in 1992 when the Riedel family brought in Scotland’s finest master distillers to help fine-tune every step of the design process.

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It's also perfect for drinking whiskey straight with its unique 2-ounce pour indicator etch (the top of the triangle at the bottom measures exactly 2 ounces),” adds Voisey. For Voisey, Riedel’s 9-ounce heavy-base tumblers are particularly “great for drinking Old Fashioneds or classic whiskey cocktails on the rocks.Some are designed to highlight the spirit, while others are versatile enough for cocktails, neat pours and beyond. I'm quite stuck on the traditional Glencairn glass,” describes Nicole Ross, the head bartender of New York City's The Chester. It’s become the choice of master distillers, blenders and true whisky connoisseurs around the world.