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Whiskey tumbler: A tumbler glass, also called a lowball or old fashioned glass, is the most common type. It's thicker with a short and stable base, making it perfect for swirling whiskey to release aromas and allow the spirit to breathe. Glencairn glass: A Glencairn glass is similar to a tulip glass but more robust. It has a long stem to keep the hand away from the nose and a bowl with a slightly narrow rim to enable the concentrated aromas of single malt whiskey to easily reach the nose. Tulip glass: The traditional tulip glass is preferred by whiskey connoisseurs worldwide. Here are the most common types of glasses: Each glass can directly affect the smell and the taste of whiskey, so it's important that you choose the right design.
Whiskey glasses come in different shapes and sizes, each with a different purpose.
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