Looking for whisky glasses to buy? Want to find the best double-walled glasses to sip your scotch from? Here are six of the best drinking glasses to buy, whether you want Dartington Crystal or Norlan glass.

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We've also rounded up our favourite English whiskies to fill your glass with, so click here for the best English whiskies to buy today, or sip something sweet after dinner with the best whisky liqueurs. Looking for an affordable and eco-friendly way to keep your drinks cool? Check out the best reusable ice cubes and our hacks for making cocktail ice cubes. For more cocktail tips, check out these expert bartender tips for mastering cocktails at home.


Best whisky glasses to buy at a glance

  • Best whisky glasses for gifting: Oliver Bonas spinning whisky tumbler duo, £24.50, set of 2
  • Best budget whisky glasses: Gentlemen's Hardware rocking whiskey glasses, £18, set of 2
  • Best sustainable whisky glasses: Nkuku Mila tumblers, £45, set of 4
  • Best minimalist whisky glass: Richard Brendon crystal rocks glass, £60, set of 2
  • Best glass for single malt whiskies: Riedel Vinum Single Malt Whisky Glass, £49.95, set of 2
  • Best double-walled whisky glass: Norlan whisky glass, £32.47
  • Best whisky tumbler: Dartington Crystal Limelight Mitre Tumbler, £46, set of 2
  • Best hybrid whisky glass: Denver & Liely Whisky Glass, £34.95

Best whisky glasses to buy 2024

Oliver Bonas spinning whisky tumbler duo

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Best whisky glasses for gifting

A perfect gift for the whisky connoisseur in your life, these unique tumblers have a gentle spinning top design. Put them on the accompanying marble coasters and let them twirl gently.

Available from:
Oliver Bonas (£24.50, set of two)

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Gentlemen's Hardware rocking whiskey glasses

Gentlemen's Hardware whiskey glasses

Best budget whiskey glasses

Sipping whiskey doesn't have to be expensive. These dynamic, cleverly designed whiskey glasses sit on an angle without spilling. Plus, the pair is under £20.

Available from:
John Lewis (£18, set of two)


Nkuku Mila tumblers

Nkuku whisky tumblers

Best sustainable whisky glasses

These stylish, straight-edged tumblers are made from recycled glass that is washed, melted and hand-blown into striking new glassware, with a simple etched detail for ergonomic hold.

Available from:
Nkuku (£45, set of four)


Richard Brendon crystal rocks glass

Richard Brendon whisky glass

Best minimalist whisky glass

If you’re going to make just one purchase let it be this. These sleek crystal glasses are big enough for mixing up and muddling ingredients – perfect for stirred, short cocktails.

Available from:
Richard Brendon (£60, set of 2)


Riedel Vinum Single Malt Whisky Glass

Riedel whisky tasting glass

Best glass for single malt whiskies

A tasting glass duo designed for sampling single malt whisky, that would also work for sipping digestifs.


Norlan Whisky Glass

Norlan whisky glass

Best double-walled whisky glass

The double-walled design of this glass offers aesthetic appeal while capturing the flavours and aromas of the spirit. One for the whisky nerds.

Available from:
Amazon (£32.47, single)
Norlan (£52.20/set of 2)


Dartington Crystal Limelight Mitre Tumbler

Dartington whisky glass

Best whisky tumbler

Every whisky drinker needs a y, reassuringly weighty glass to cradle in their hands (preferably by a roaring fire). This is our pick.

Available from:
Dartington Crystal (£46/set of 2)


Denver & Liely Whisky Glass

Denver whisky glass

Best hybrid whisky glass

A sleek hand-blown glass designed as a cross between a ic snifter and a tumbler, this is a great option for both drams and longer drinks.

Available from:
Master of Malt (£34.95)

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Hannah GuinnessSenior sub editor and drinks writer

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