From delicately designed, flavour-enhancing vessels to works of whisky-holding art, these are the best glasses for the finest spirits... Words: Jonathan Wells Great whisky makes us want to celebrate.

Let’s take a look at the varied glasses available in the bar and their specific uses. How to hold? Hold the bottom of the glass in your palm, allowing your hand’s warmth to release the fragrance.

continuing its legacy of innovation by creating the world's lightest 70cl Scotch whisky glass bottle • Culminating a five year journey, the patented glass used to create the bottle will be open ...

Explore the world of Edo Kiriko, where master artisans craft whiskey glasses with shocking precision and breathtaking beauty. This ancient Japanese technique involves cutting intricate patterns ...

This release boasts the lightest 70cl Scotch whisky glass bottle globally, weighing just 6.3oz (180g). The bottle's creation stems from advanced glass technology developed by Diageo's design team ...

This release boasts the lightest 70cl Scotch whisky glass bottle globally, weighing just 6.3oz (180g). The bottle’s creation stems from advanced glass technology developed by Diageo’s design team, ...

The Honey Apple Whisky Sour is a smooth ... Using a fine strainer, pour the cocktail into a rocks glass filled with a large ice cube. A large cube melts slower, preventing the drink from becoming ...

It’s International Whiskey Day and we’re raising a glass to cheers the popular spirit and finding the best bourbon-inspired deals for this ever-so-special holiday. From Glencarin glasses to ...