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Often dubbed The Official Whisky Tasting Glass, the Glencairn is a superb vessel for the partaking of fine spirits. It combines both form and function.
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Great. Holds the nose and taste, with or without water
24th July 2018
For most, the form is lacking. The glass is awkwardly too small in the hand, and when sipping the nose is too concentrated and intense. I much prefer a thin walled snifter for drinking scotch whisky.For a connoisseur who will place nosing function over form, this vessel is at the top of the heap.
18th December 2017
Great for tasting rum, and considerably more robust than the ultra-delicate crystal tasting glass.
23rd September 2017
Very new to drinking whisky and have found this invaluable.
16th March 2017
10th March 2017
I've got myself some Glencairn glasses from Islay a year ago and I always drink my whiskiesfrom them, great for tasting and on the nose!
14th November 2016
Does what it is supposed to. Since purchasing I have picked up new smells and flavours in whiskys I have tried many times.
5th March 2016
The narrow mouth concentrates the smell of single malts allowing you to better capture the subtle aromas. On top of that it is cheap, sturdy, durable and very easy to clean and maintain. The size is perfectly judged to allow for up to 5cl of spirit to sit right in the widest part at the bottom of the glass, therefore providing maximum contact with air to release all the aromas. Can't fault it.
6th November 2011