Denali Heavy Bottom Glass - Set of 2

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A heavy-duty whiskey glass set that ensures every drink comes with a view

Sippin’ on the rocks just got a whole lot sturdier. With a heavy base and double-walled glass, these crystal whiskey glasses don’t just feature the world’s most iconic mountain ranges—they keep your drink colder, longer, and have the heft to punctuate the point you’re making with a (reasonably) hearty slam on the table. And with a generous capacity, you’re free to add all the ice, cocktail mix, or straight spirit you want without worrying about an overflow.

Features

• Set of two Huckberry-exclusive Whiskey Glasses
• Double-wall glass & heavy base
• Each glass features a raised topographic impression of Denali (once called Mt. McKinley, more on the naming controversy in this article from the National Park Service) of Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve

Materials

• Lead-free, crystal glass
• Made from 100% lead-free handblown glass which is lighter than leaded glass and equally durable
• Due to the handmade nature of glass blowing, each glass may have slight variations
• Designed in Austin, TX | Made in Chengde City, China
• Each Whiskey Peaks tumbler is hand blown by expert craftsmen from unleaded glass. Compared to leaded glass, unleaded is lighter in weight yet equally durable. It's the perfect material to blow thin, lightweight tumblers that give the majestic peaks within the detail they deserve without sacrificing durability or quality.

Dimensions

• 3 5/8” H x 3” Diameter
• Capacity: 11.5 oz

Care

• Handwash only

About Whiskey Peaks

Whether it’s landing a promotion or climbing our first multi-pitch, we typically celebrate the best way we know how: by raising a glass. In this case, Whiskey Peaks, a handsome set of hand-blown whiskey glasses made of lightweight yet durable lead-free glass. Featuring raised topographic impressions of the world’s greatest mountains, we’ve got our classic lineup of American peaks. Whichever mountain range you choose, Whiskey Peaks will keep you inspired and sipping "on the rocks" whenever 5 o'clock calls.