What do you drink your whisk(e)y in?

[Ace$nyper]

Very Good whisky = coffee mug *long story*
Anything else bottle.

[capdaddy222]

Any bourbon goes so best in these glasses. They are supposed to be white wine glasses but an old roomate of mine bought them and we drank every kind of whiskey from them. On the rox or with a little water they always add to the experience.

http://www.waterford.com/shop/produc...57&cat=&terms=

[smokin5]

I have an antique tall narrow glass with a silver medallion
pressed into it reading "Whisky". My favorite vessel.

[Ace$nyper]

found the bottle pic thought someone might enjoy it for a laugh.


hahahah I'm well balanced aren't I?

[Cigary]

I have a collection of nice glasses but usually take my flask with me as you never know when you will be smoking a good cigar and I just want to be ready.

[macjoe53]

I met this gentleman from Scotland about 10 years ago who started me down the slope with single malt. He had brought his scotch glasses with him when he moved to New Orleans. The sort of looked like the Riedels.

Anyway. He said that scotch was best at just below room temperature with about a teaspoon of spring water. The only problem he had in New Orleans was that our just below room temperature was higher than his room temperature in Scotland. His solution was to put several ice cubes in his glass, swirl them around for a few moments until they started melting and then dump them. He then poured his scotch in the glass and didn't add any water.

[Paint]

Love the whiskey on the rocks when smoking a cigar,Makers Mark or Crown Royal,right out of a holiday Crown Royal glass...

[parris001]

Single shot glass

[mhanahan]

I also usually drink whiskey out of the Pavina series glasses from Bodum. I just like the double-wall design. I also drink tea and coffee out of them too.

[hukhogan]

I've got me an Ardbeg glass as a christmas present from the Mrs. It looks just like the Glencairn but with a longer stem. Came with a glass cover to let the aromas mingle a bit but i never use the cover. Fraid iill just knock it over. Its nice, but truthfully, dont know if I could taste the difference between one glass over another. I guess I choose it mostly because it was a gift.

I like the idea of the tom and jerry jelly jar. Its got practical personal style and also says to consumerism.

[acrispy1]

A paper bag with a straw.

[nineeight9898]

a boot

[kayaker]

Originally Posted by hukhogan

I've got me an Ardbeg glass as a christmas present from the Mrs.

Nice. I love Ardbeg. I've seen the type of glass you are talking about but never used one.

That sounds like one great lady you've got there.

[SailorJack]

Pretty much anything that will convey it to my mouth!

[Denahue]

Anything that doesn't leak....