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Typically made of lead-free crystal or glass, and engraved with your name or initials, our custom glasses are a pleasure to hold. Now that we have the temperature covered, what about the glasses? No ordinary whiskey tumblers, rocks, or old-fashioned glasses will do for your twenty-year-old double barreled whiskey, but some special personalized whiskey glasses will do the job nicely. Ice cubes are another option for keeping your whiskey or scotch cold, if you go with these we recommend the large ice cubes we have for sale as they tend to melt slower, diluting your drink less.

Whiskey stones come in the shape of rocks or even in cylinders which fit perfectly into a typical drinking glass, making them an excellent compliment to our cool bourbon glasses. They can be made from either non-porous stone or stainless steel. Unlike ice, theyвЂ™re not going to melt in your scotch glass, your drink will remain cold yet undiluted. TheyвЂ™re shaped like cubes and are just as cold as ice itself. Whiskey stones are another good accessory, but how do they work? They act just like ice cubes but they donвЂ™t end up diluting your drink. We might also suggest engraved whiskey glasses or a custom decanter add that special touch to your collection and allow you to identify your different whiskeys with ease. The key thing to look for is a sealed top so you don't get unwanted contaminants in your 15-year-old scotch, and a nice clear scotch glass like these so you can see the contents. Whiskey decanters are an excellent way to store your favorite scotch or bourbon. In order to take advantage of this growing trend in your own home, you will likely want a good set of personalized whiskey glasses and a few key accessories to get the most out of your favorite top shelf liquors.

Nice shot glass set series#

If you're like many of us you've seen the rise to prominence of whiskey in major cities and towns over the past few years, and also in popular TV series such as Mad Men. You could say we are currently in the golden age of distilled spirits, and stylish whiskey glasses have become a must-have in every home! Originally from Ireland and then made famous in the US by Tennessee and Kentucky based distilleries like Jack Daniels, Maker's Mark, and Woodford Reserve just to name a few, whisky, scotch, and bourbon have risen from a once backwoods affair to prominent social fixture thanks to these distilleries and the growing craft whiskey trend in the United States. The art of drinking whiskey is a time-honored tradition.