LUXU Whiskey Glasses-Premium 11 OZ Scotch Glass Set of 6 Old Fashioned Whiskey Glasses Style Glassware for Bourbon

These glasses are great. They're heavy duty, they don't chip, they hold very large ice cubes and are a great old-fashioned glass. They feel sturdy in the hand, and have a nice lip on the glass to prevent dripping. Don't hesitate to buy these - these are great! Read more

Don’t let the pictures deceive you. You are going to get six, that’s right six. Six classy, sleek, and sturdy whisky glasses. The featureless design is nice and has curves in all the right places. Every dimension is perfect for your drinking pleasure. They can easily hold two inch spherical ice cubes without any mess of issue. The glass has a nice sturdy feeling in your hand and has that perfect weight. They are perfect for regular water drinking and cocktails. I often find myself fashioning old fashioned and negroni cocktails because of how much I enjoy these glasses. This is the best value on all of Amazon in my opinion. I’m surprised Kirkland signature hasn’t slapped their brand on these babies Read more

I bought these for my sister as she didn't have a full set of rock glasses. I orginally was apprehensive because of the great price. I thought they maybe too light and have a cheap feel. Nope! Total opposite. Quality glass with a hefty feel - perfect for gin, whiskey, rum, bourbon. Sorry I don't drink Vodka but I'm sure a Vodka won't it's flavor in this glass. This company offers a wide variety of drinking glass products. I'll be ordering my next set from them. Read more

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Elegant style, great price Read more

Nice weighted whiskey glasses for the price! Read more

These are good solid sturdy glasses and laser engrave well with my xTool F1 Ultra. They come well packed. No bubbles or defects. They otherwise aren't fine crystal finesse. As you know or will find out - glass is one of the more finicky laser engraving materials - where settings often don't transfer from brand or item. That was the case when I first attempted to use my Bushmills bottle settings on these. So I suggest "going for it" as I did - and if not good (enough) then use that glass and run a power/speed test pattern. My art had text vector objects and a bitmap center graphics. The following are the settings for both sets of objects. You can probably up the speed / power - as many test dots were similar - but as I was only doing four I didn't worry much. Vector Text: Engrave / Blue Light / Power 100 / Speed 110 / 1 Pass / 100 lines-cm / bidirectional Bitmap Art: Engrave / Blue light / Dot duration 150us / Power range 1-100 / DPI 500 / 1 Pass / grayscale / bidirectional For me with a full circle of text and a moderate infill art each glass required about 15 minutes. For masking I use Rattle can spray Chalkboard Paint. Rustoleum or Krylon. AZP as well as any big box including WallyW carries it. It kinda self evens out so don't apply too heavily (too heavy runs won't engrave properly) and you just need barely opaque. I suggest spraying all the way around and then seeing if it's dense enough. The key to happiness is to spray, engrave, and scrub off in the sink within a couple of hours. The longer you wait the harder it is to scrub off - and too long you'll need citrisolv or similar stripper to remove it. So it's great - but don't prep too many nor too long in advance of lasing,. Read more

Good looking whiskey glasses. They are good quality and if you take care will last for a good while. Read more