High Quality Mountain Decorative Lead Free Crystal Customized Glass Whiskey Glass

High Quality Mountain Decorative Lead Free Crystal Customized Glass Whiskey Glass

Whiskey Glass Introduce:
A whiskey glass refers to a glass wine glass used for drinking whiskey. The wine glass is barrel-shaped and short. The characteristic is that the bottom of the cup is very thick. This is because whiskey is served with ice. Three or four ice cubes dangle in it, without a certain thickness. Therefore, the thickness of the whole glass of whiskey is much thicker than that of a brandy glass. The sound made by the ice cubes hitting the glass back and forth in the glass is very beautiful. If everyone is drinking whiskey on an occasion, this sound is a symphony of wine.

Whiskey Glass Structure:

Rocks Glass Whiskey Glasses. The most common and best-known type of whiskey glass is called an old-fashioned glass. Another name for this type of whiskey glass is lowball glass, rocks glass, or whiskey glass. These all refer to the classic short, wide-brimmed, and thick-bottomed glasses typically used for whiskey. The thin rim facilitates sipping to better appreciate the flavors of a fine whiskey. The sloping design exposes a larger area of ​​the whiskey to the air for a better appreciation of the complex aromas.

Whiskey Glass Parameter:

Whiskey Glass Type:

1. Tulip Cup
The tulip cup is derived from the cup shape for tasting Spanish Sherry (Sherry) and is often the first choice for master distillers, bartenders, and connoisseurs to taste whiskey. The tulip cup’s egg-shaped belly and slightly narrowed mouth can better gather the aroma of whiskey and prevent alcohol from burning the nasal cavity; the slightly longer handle can not only prevent the temperature of the taster’s hand from affecting the flavor and taste of the wine, but It can also prevent the smell from the hand from being too close to the nose and affecting the taste of the aroma. In addition, the palm of the taster can easily hold the body of the glass to increase the temperature of the wine when necessary.

2. Tumbler Cup
The tumbler is one of the most common types of whiskey glasses. This type of cup has a wide mouth, which is not conducive to gathering aromas, so it is not suitable for smelling, but its wide and strong base makes it suitable for holding whiskey with ice and Whiskey Sour (Whiskey Sour) and Rusty Nail (Rusty Nail). A classic choice for cocktails.