The Ritual of the Vessel
The Ritual of the Vessel
An examination of whiskey glassware, where each vessel is presented as a functional object designed to shape aroma, taste, and the drinking experience.
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1. Welcome to the Art of Whiskey – An invitation to the journey
2. The Alchemy of Spirit – From grain to golden liquid
3. A Global Journey of Whiskey – Traditions from around the world
4. Enjoying Whiskey – The sensory ritual and classic cocktails
5. The Ritual of the Vessel – Glassware designed for reverence
6. Finale – A celebration of the spirit
Glencairn Glass - The tulip-shaped Glencairn concentrates aromas, making it the standard for nosing and tasting whiskey.
Copita Nosing Glass - The flared Copita captures and focuses subtle whiskey aromas, traditionally used for sherry and whisky nosing.
Bourbon Trial Glass - A short, sturdy glass designed for evaluating bourbon, allowing the spirit to open with minimal interference.
Rock Glass - A wide, heavy-bottomed glass ideal for serving whiskey over ice, commonly known as an Old Fashioned glass.
Tribeca Glass - A modern, angular design that directs whiskey to the front of the palate for focused tasting.
Neat Glass - A tapered, weighted glass crafted to enhance aroma delivery while minimizing alcohol burn when sipping neat.
Mini Snifter Glass - A small, balloon-shaped glass that concentrates aromas, perfect for sipping premium or aged whiskeys.
Canadian Whisky Glass - A thick-walled, shorter glass designed for leisurely sipping Canadian whisky, often over ice or with a splash.