Whisky & Spirits Tumbler

An excellent addition to the collection

The original Bennuaine glass was excellent for its aroma-directing shape, elegance, and excellent build quality. This adds peace of mind for when you want to kick back with a dram and not worry about knocking over an elegant but tall and light stemmed glass. I still tend to reach for the OG when sampling a new bottle or sharing a taste with a friend, but I love the tumbler option and it’s now my go-to when enjoying a whisky solo. If you’ve ever sipped from one of those other glasses with the Scottish Gaelic name etched into the base, this is similar, only better at concentrating the nose and heftier for even more worry-free enjoyment (and it just feels extra fine with the extra weight).

Heavy

A promising looking glass turned into disappointment. I was hoping for a more delicate tasting glass. This ended up being thick and chunky. I understand there is a preference for that so if you like a heavy bottom, and a thicker heavier feel for your drinking experience, this nails it.

Killer

Love the heft in hand, and the swirlability of the juice in this vessel is superb. Nosing is on past with a glencairn, but there's certainly no ethanol thanks to the flags lip. Ordered two, and noticed that one was distinctly thicker than the other, but it didn't affect the Neat sipping experienLove the heft in hand, and the swirlability of the juice in this vessel is superb. Nosing is on past with a glencairn, but there's certainly no ethanol thanks to the flags lip. Ordered two, and noticed that one was distinctly thicker than the other, but it didn't affect the Neat sipping experience. Def wouldn't try typical tumbler drinks in it thoce. Def wouldn't try typical tumbler drinks in it tho