The Old Fashioned is the cocktail that gave the glass its name:
short, sturdy, and wide enough to muddle sugar and bitters right in the bottom. A good lowball glass works just as well for a neat pour or a whisky on the rocks, which is why it's the tumbler most whisky drinkers reach for every day.
Our old fashioned glasses have weighted bases that feel solid in your hand and won't tip when you stir. You'll find faceted designs like the Admiral and Prestige, the Reserve, and the Twist, a modern take with a spiral cut that catches the light. Pick a pair of glasses on their own, or a Connoisseur's Set that adds our granite whiskey stones. They chill your drink without diluting it, so your last sip of an Old Fashioned tastes like the first.
Pairing tip
Making cocktails at home? Pair your glasses with The Cocktail Smoker Kit for a smoked Old Fashioned, and The Original Rocks to keep it cold without watering it down.
FAQ
What is an old fashioned glass?
A short, wide tumbler with a thick base, also called a lowball or rocks glass. It's made for building cocktails and pouring whisky over ice or stones.
Lowball vs. highball?
A lowball is short and wide, for spirits and stirred drinks. A highball is tall, for mixed drinks with plenty of soda.
Can I use whisky stones in an Old Fashioned?
Yes. Stones chill the drink without adding water, so the cocktail stays balanced.
Are the glasses dishwasher safe?
Yes, all our glasses are dishwasher safe. Wash the granite stones by hand.