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I'd like some nice heavy tumblers (I have a Glencairn already but prefer a heavy tumbler).
These are nice ([url= http://www.tableartonline.com/home.php?cat=377 ]the double old fashioned[/url]) but are a touch pricey, anyone got any other recommendations?
Well, I'm pretty traditional and like Edinburgh Crystal.
How about something like [url= http://www.dartington.co.uk/single-malt-pair.html ]this?[/url]
Ideal for single malts.
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That looks nice Matthew, got a link?
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That looks nice Matthew, got a link?
There should be one in the post.
Try this:
[url= http://www.dartington.co.uk/single-malt-pair.html ]http://www.dartington.co.uk/single-malt-pair.html[/url]
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TK Maxx often have nice cut-crystal heavy-duty tumblers. I use a nice set of six vintage 'spirograph' decorated glasses which I found on ebay.
I've got a straight sided one similar to the top one Spey posted, which I [i]think[/i] I got from Habitat, but it was many years ago. Really nice and heavy, though.
Is one not supposed to use a narrow rimmed glass to aid the intake of the bouquet?
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The pro's use glasses similar to these. I quite like drinking out them or a glencairn, but many prefer a tumbler and there ar some really nice ones out there. Oddly, I prefer congnac in a tumbler to a brandy type glass.
Zwiesel, German crystal tumblers, got a pair for my wedding gift from god knows who but they are soo pretty! weigh about a hundred weight are cherished by me and my brother-in-law when he comes to visit.
Deckers glass from bladerunner 😉
[url= http://props.steinschneider.com/blade_runner/square_glass/sq_glass.htm ]this one?[/url]
Is one not supposed to use a narrow rimmed glass to aid the intake of the bouquet?
Like I said, I already have a Glencairn glass.
Deckers glass from bladerunner
Think the Cibi glasses I linked in the original post are the very same.. 🙂
$90 for one glass
bargain
ah yes missed the link on my fancypants phone 😉