Where is norlan glass from?
Where is the company based? Our headquarters are in New York, NY, but Norlan draws inspiration from Scottish roots.
Can you put ice in norlan whiskey glass?
The glass is so delicate that whiskey stones would likely crack it—the same holds true for ice cubes. If you like your drink on the rocks, you’ll want to opt for the Norlan Rauk heavy tumbler instead.
How does a norlan whiskey glass work?
Unlike vintage glassware, this one combines two glass styles in one. The outer wall tumbler encases a nosing glass, allowing you to get acquainted with your whiskey’s aromas and colors without getting your fingerprints all over the bowl. The double-walled design also prevents your hand from warming up the spirit.
Can you wash norlan glasses?
Is the glass dishwasher safe? While the glasses passed a multitude of dishwashing tests, we recommend you always hand wash and dry your glasses with a non-abrasive cloth to ensure their longevity.
Who is norlan?
Norlan is an international brand focused on elevating the whisky drinking experience through design, science, and ritual. Our first product, the Norlan Whisky Glass, was successfully funded on Kickstarter in December 2015, exceeding our initial funding goal by 1,000%.
What is whiskey glass called?
old fashioned glass
The old fashioned glass, otherwise known as the rocks glass and lowball glass (or simply lowball), is a short tumbler used for serving spirits, such as whisky, neat or with ice cubes (“on the rocks”). It is also normally used to serve certain cocktails, such as the old fashioned, from which it receives its name.
What type of glass do you drink bourbon from?
Glencairn glass
French liquors like brandy and cognac are best served in a Snifter, while American whiskey, also known as bourbon, is the most ideal in a Glencairn glass.
Is Glencairn a crystal?
The original Glencairn glass is approximately 115 mm (41⁄2 in) in height and has been available in three variations: 24% lead crystal, lead-free crystal, and soda-lime glass. The vast majority of glasses in circulation are of the lead-free crystal variety.
What is special about Glencairn Glass?
The Glencairn Glass is considered the definitive glass for whisky, ideal for both blenders and whisky lovers. The wide crystal bowl allows for the fullest appreciation of the whisky’s colour and the tapering mouth of the glass captures and focuses the aroma on the nose.
Why do you add water to whiskey?
Adding water frees up more of the aroma molecules to evaporate into the taster’s nose. Since appreciation of flavors happens at least as much in the nose as on the tongue, “watered-down” spirits actually seem more flavorful.
Who owns Glencairn Crystal?
the Davidson family
Owned and run by the Davidson family, the award-winning crystal glassware company has released its end of year figures to reveal 15 consecutive years of continued business growth. The company, which is based in East Kilbride in Scotland, turned over £858,000 in 2004, with the latest figures in 2019 reaching £11.3m.
What is the Norlan whisky glass?
Design: The Norlan whisky glass’ futuristic attractiveness and ethereal lightness make those memories of drinking from your grandparents’ heavy crystal tumblers feel so quaint and old-fashioned. Unlike vintage glassware, this one combines two glass styles in one.
Can I use ice in the Norlan Glass?
The Norlan Glass was designed with the intention of enjoying whisky neat. It is therefore our recommendation to not use ice in the glass. Should you decide to use ice, please be mindful that cubes must be gently placed into the inner bowl; we cannot be held responsible for breakage from ice being dropped into the glass.
What are the best whiskey glasses?
But the Norlan’s truly unique feature that it uses to rep itself as some of the best whiskey glasses is its four fin-like protrusions located at the bottom of the inner glass.
What makes our award-winning whisky glass so special?
Our award-winning whisky glass—designed to unlock whisky’s complex flavors and aromas. A compact vessel for intimate sittings— just you, your whisky, and maybe a book you can’t put down. Three room fragrances inspired by Scotland’s iconic distillery regions. A passive airflow diffuser block for room fragrances.