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Question: Is the mouth of this glass large enough to hold one of those whiskey ice cube balls?
Document: This, whiskey stones, and the molds for the large orb ice balls.
Yes, they used a blocky font, instead of an olde English swirly font. However, I prefer to read books and use drinking glasses for drinking, and have not found the font to spoil the experience.I know you can get round ice cubes for these glasses. However, I tend to drink my whiskey neat, so I will not be able to address such concerns, other than to say that the mouth is fairly narrow, so some ice cubes might be too large to fit.
I'm not a buyer, but I am a lucky recipient of a pair of these. In one word:  excellent! Wide at the base, narrow at the top, so it funnels the whiskey (or whisky, if you prefer) to the tip of your tongue. Holds just enough for a healthy drink, without leaving you feel &#34;cheated&#34; for using such a small glass.
The Glencairn name is etched in large letters underneath and you can clearly see the name when looking in from the top because the shape of the glass acts like a lens and minimizes the name. I compared this glass to the Riedel and from what I read, I prefer the Glencairn because it is cheaper, less fragile, and doesn't contain lead. If the lead in the Riedel actually enhances the flavor, my pallet isn't advanced enough to notice a difference anyway.
I am a single malt scotch drinker (30+yrs) who also dabbles in bourbon a little. My friends have scotch specific glasses and recommended I do the same for the sake of taste. These glasses are perfect for me as I usually use an 'on the rocks' glass that seemed too big. These particular glasses aren't that large...think small juice glass size...and hold bout 2-3 fingers comfortably per pour.
My husband used to drink his whiskey over ice. He said it eased the fumes. With this glass, no more ice!The shape of the glass controls the fumes so that he can smell the aroma of the whiskey and taste it better.You will not be disappointed if you buy these glasses!
The glasses are cool looking, however they way too small to be a whiskey glass. They measure about 2.5 inches in diameter at the top. This doesn't leave room to put even the smallest of ice cubes. The photos make it hard to really see the size, but these are really quite small.
I just began drinking scotch but I must say that this glass has got me hooked. It really traps the bouquet well and feels good in the hand. I think this glass is definitely meant to drink whiskey neat or with a little water added - the ice takes up way too much space in the small glass.
I bought these after reading a few online articles that the recommended way of drinking Scotch was with a Glencairn glass. I know it seemed silly, but i liked the look and bought a few.I bought a set for myself and liked them. The only annoying thing is that that they are NOT good for dropping in ice. If you want anything on the rocks, I'd recommend a traditional whiskey glass.
If you drink whisky BUY THIS GLASS!! !I got this glass just to look cool. The glass looks cool but it didn't help me... I was very surprised at how much this glass opens up the nose and, I even think, the taste of any whiskey, Bourbon or Scotch. I bought more for a Christmas gift to my Father-in-law. He has drank his whiskey over ice in a rocks glass for 40 years.
Answer: what in the blue eyed world are ye doin putting icecubes in the unblended??      if you must there are the small 'rocks' that serve the purpose---and would fit nicely.  but with the glencairn glass ye must practice pouring and looking knowing---      sla'inte