Viski Bourbon Glasses

Viski Bourbon Glasses are drinkware made for sipping bourbon and other American whiskeys. Because the listing doesn't state capacity, glass type, or set size, check the product options for those details before you buy. Glasses sold for bourbon are usually short, weighted tumblers, and a heavy base is common. That shape suits a single pour, a large ice cube, or a few drops of water. It's also easy to hold while you sit with a drink. The short, wide tumbler is the traditional rocks glass. It's where most bourbon gets served. Pour neat if you want to taste the grain, caramel, vanilla and oak that bourbon typically shows. Add a splash of water to open up the aroma and soften the alcohol. A single large cube works when you want it colder with slower dilution. Smaller cubes melt faster and thin the drink sooner. The same glass works for stirred, spirit-forward cocktails built right in the glass. An Old Fashioned (bourbon, sugar, bitters, and an orange peel) is the classic choice. A Whiskey Sour also works over ice, though a taller glass suits a Highball better. A Manhattan is traditionally served up in a stemmed glass, so a tumbler isn't the usual vessel for it. If your main goal is to study aroma, a tulip-shaped Glencairn concentrates the nose better than an open tumbler. For relaxed sipping and mixing, a tumbler like this is the practical pick. Wash by hand if the product page doesn't say the glasses are dishwasher-safe.