Preference in glass?

The blender's malt glass at home and my Dalvey pocket cup in the field.

Doug

Jesper W> Having heard good things about just about anything from The Blender's

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I was up Carn an t-Sagart and I had a mouthful of LotI out of Highland Spring plastic bottle. No expense spared eh?

I'm perfectly happy with a small brandy snifter. And something peaty to put in it, of course.

bill

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I happen to prefer the Riedel *cognac* glass, which I feel is better for nosing than their whisky glass.

Gunnar

I tend to use the Glencairn glass for my everyday enjoyment of whisky - but I've got som Spiegelau Spirit glasses for special ocations.

Hi All

I prefer the The Blender's Malt Glass. I find it's shape perfect for nosing and it's very solid as well and don't break when I clean them

Steffen

... and where do you find them? Googling turns up few places. mostly in Europe, that carry these items.

-- regards, Fred

"Verbing weirds language." -- Calvin

No cheap but great glasses. This is a US company, btw, in California, as I recall.

Dave

I ordered mine from the Malt Advocate.

Fred wrote:

I bought my Glencairns trough a local whisky club – often they will know where to get them. – Or your local 'dealer' – often they will be offered to carry a glass along with certain whisky's. - If they choose not to, they will probably help you anyway :)

Side note will be, that I personally prefer the Glencairn

Slainte

Is the malt blenders glass and the glencairn glass the same

The Glencairnglass look a lot like mine

Steffen

Yep - The same...

Slainte

Maybe a bit to fast there :) There will be the Glencairn name in small on the underside of the glass if it's the same - but they sure look the same...

Slainte