Best Whisky Tasting Glass

[Bookie]

What do you think is the best whisky tasting glass? What do you use for tasting?

Personally I find Glencairn glasses ideal.

[Creed]

I now always use the Glencairn whisky glass, i used to use sherry copita glasses but these tend to be a bit fragile for evryday use.

[Andy M]

I have various tasting glasses that i have amassed over time but i stick to the Glencairn glass mostly.

[Kenny M]

I like the long stem tulip shape glasses but these can be fragile and sometimes difficult to get a hold of.

[Charlie]

For my daily dramming i use the Glencairn but i do like the copita when drinking a whisky for the first time as i think the shape concentrates the aromas better.

[Archer]

I stick to my Glencairn glasses nowadays, i have now accumulated quite a collection of them now which i have picked up at tasting events over the years. In fact the mrs asked me to stop bringing home the free whisky glasses as i have enough so i now store them im a box in the cupboard as they come in handy for hosting my own mini tastings at home with friends and family who i am always trying to convert to Scotch Malt Whisky

[Big Mac]

I have never really taken to the Glencairn glass, i prefer the copita style glass to enjoy my whisky although i do take out the hardy Glencairn glass when i have company at home, as they are tuff wee glasses.

[Tom W]

Glencairn for sure.

Although I personally only use it to nose a new bottle then drink out of tumblers
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[J McC]

I now always use the Glencairn glass which annoys the Mrs as she has bought me numerous expensive crystal whisky tumbler glasses over the years which i dont use. The glencairn definitely enhances my enjoyment of the whisky. I do take the good crystal ones out when we have guests.

[Crane]

I have a few long stem tulip shape glasses from various distilleries which i use more often than the glencairn glass. One which i use a lot is the Ardbeg glass

[James T]

I do like the long stem tulip shape glasses but a bit fragile for everyday use, i have broken a few of them. Mainly i use the glencairn whisky glass.

[Fergie]

Recently i have been using the whisky exchanges Single Malts of Scotland nosing glasses, tulip shaped and they have quite a long stem, but they dont bounce as well as a Glencain glass. i have 4 left from a pack of 6 which i bought.

[chrisg]

I have quite a selection of glencairn glasses now from the various whisky tastings i have attended, i wouldnt use anything else really.

[Craven]

Tasting a whisky for the first time i would choose the long stem tulip shaped glass as it concentrates the aromas of the whisky more. I wish they used these more at tasting events where you only get a small sample to taste and decide whether you want to buy. For everyday use the Glencairn is perfect.