Where are the Scottish whisky glasses made?
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No idea where they are made, but very happy with the quality and how well they work. They definitely are far better for enjoying single malt whiskey than an old-fashioned glass.
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I kept the box, but manufacturer is not specified on the box. The search by UPC code 884513000036 produces the address of the company that registered/owns this UPC:Glencairn Crystal Studio Retail LtdUnit 11Langlands AvenueEast KilbrideG75 0YG GlasgowUnited Kingdom my guess would be that they are produced in Scotland
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11 Langlands AvenueKelvin South Business ParkEast KilbrideScotlandG75 0YGTel: 01355 279717Emal: contact@glencairn.co.uk
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They are made in China. This bottle is an excellent product and would recommend it without hesitation.
969029
Do not know where they are made but I have 2. High quality!! Made of .9mm pickled sheet steel. Constructed of two sides welded together. Leak proof. The best you can buy IMHO.
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I really don't know but they are standard whisky glasses for different whisky's. I did a google on them as whisky glasses and came up with a number of retail outlets where explanations of what the glasses accomplish beside holding whiskey. The glasses work much better than the stones did.
14923
Although they are designed in England, they are manufactured in China. I actually did not know this when I bought them. I have been very happy with the quality.
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For the majority of their scopes, Mueller sources the glass in Japan, has it coated using European technology and assembled in China. Except for the TAC 2 series of scopes which are supposedly completely made in Japan. Good Luck
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Nearly ALL scopes except US Optics, Schmitt-Bender and some high end Nikkon's are made with Chinese glass. Your higher end manufacturers like Leupold just pick the better glass than say TASCO might.
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I would like a proper answer to this question. I haven't bought these yet, but I know that soap stones are not always made in the USA because two other brands of whisky chilling rocks made out of soap stone I found on Amazon are made in China.
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The set I purchased does not say brewed in Dublin anywhere on the glass. We first saw these at the Guinness brewery in Dublin at the perfect pour station and took a picture of one there. Those also did not say brewed in Dublin. We love the glasses; very stylish and sturdy (not thin glass). Hope this helps.
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No. These do not fit in the Glencairn Whisky Glass. They are about 1/16in too large.
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They are made here in the states (according to the package) I believe, I forgot but it could have come from Vermont. They aren't good for cooling whisky however.
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I'm pretty sure Thailand. The mug is in storage right now but I'm almost positive that it says Made In Thailand. I could be wrong, though.
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Sorry I took so long to answer! I finally found it on the ring on the back of the lens. Mine reads made in Thailand & the box also reads Thailand! Great lens!! Love mine! Good luck!
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I have purchased three sets of these glasses. The name is etched on the underside of the base (that is, you won't see it looking sidelong at the glass). The name is visible if you stare through your scotch at the bottom of the glass.
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Absolutely. Glencairn is etched on the bottom and they are official glasses. I bought them "blank" and took them to an engraver to get a custom picture and saying on them for myself and a buddy of mine as a gift. The engraver could not really work with them because the constant curve of the glass. I ended up only outing a short phrase on the side of the glass. These are NOT as readily usable as engraved gifts as say a flat "rocks" glass. In case that matters to anyone.
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No idea. Not sure how to figure out. Glasses are made in France and carafe in China, I think. Glasses 's style is awesome, carafe is a pale imitation but OK for the price.
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Headquarters in Switzerland. Don't know where mfg. facilities are. Have purchased these glasses for years and will continue to since we are not fans of stemware.