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What to Look for In the Perfect Glencairn

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Whether you’re drinking scotch or want to get the full connoisseurial experience of tasting whiskeys, you want a Glencairn glass. Similar to a snifter glass but meant solely for whiskey, the Glencairn glass is what experienced whiskey distillers use. Every whiskey lover should have Glencairn glasses in their home bar. Glencairns come in many varieties, yet there is a standard form. From getting custom whiskey glasses to determining if they are the right shape and fit for your hand, here is what you need to look for in the perfect Glencairn glass for you. Custom Whiskey Glasses Customization First, you want a custom whiskey glass that has been personalized to you. After all, chances are good you’re the one who will use the Glencairn the most. Make sure you can get your Glencairn glass deeply engraved for a unique look. Deep engraving creates a shadow in the glass and gives the glass a raised, 3D relief. If you’re on a budget or looking to buy in larger quantities, consider UV laser e...

The 6 Summer Whiskey Cocktails You Need to Know

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The summer heat has already started rising, and you may want to try new cocktails that are more appropriate for the weather. What should you pour into your personalized engraved glasses for an elegant way to keep cool? Here are some of the popular options that use whiskey as a base.   The Simple, Refreshing Highball   One of the most refreshing cocktails available is also very simple to make. Get out your highball glasses etched with your custom logo or monogram and your favorite whiskey. Fill the glass with ice, whiskey, and either ginger ale or club soda. For the club soda, if you want to follow the traditional Japanese style, stir it clockwise 13 times. Otherwise, enjoy the carbonated cocktail.   A Frosty Mint Julep   The official drink of the Kentucky Derby, it’s a simple, bright cocktail perfect for summer. Using either Julep cups or your personalized whiskey glasses , muddle mint leaves in a quarter ounce of simple syrup. Then add 2 ounces bourbon...