Named for the Vermont town where WhistlePig’s 500-acre farm and distillery sits, the Shoreham was shaped through genuine collaboration between two Vermont makers who share a commitment to craft and a passion for getting the details right. The curved body and pronounced weighted base concentrate aromas and encourage slow sipping. As fellow Vermonters, Simon Pearce and WhistlePig are working toward the same thing: making one of life’s simple pleasures feel worth savoring.

Elizabeth. Freeport, ME. Sun Apr 26 2026

A broad base gives this glass a presence on the table that’s hard to miss and nearly impossible to tip. The wide rim makes stirring and muddling effortless, and there’s room for a large-format ice cube, a muddled citrus peel, or a generous pour over crushed ice. One of Simon Pearce’s most beloved pieces, customers consistently call it the glass they didn’t know they needed.

A perfect glass for an old fashioned. Love the weight and feel in the hand.. David. Wilmington, DE. Fri Sep 20 2024

Wooden gift box with a set of champagne glasses and a compartment for a bottle of champagne. This set is the perfect wedding gift and an invitation to enjoy this special moment between two people in style! The elegant wooden box contains a set of 2 JOSEPHINE No 4 champagne glasses, a compartment lined with wood wool suitable for a champagne bottle of your choice (not included) as well as an elegant gift ribbon with the imprint "Just married" and a greeting card for labeling. Give the gift of exquisite enjoyment!

Their double old-fashioned glass is a harmonious marriage of lead-free European crystal and Italian pewter, a vessel that feels great in the hand and enhances whatever’s inside (their founder/designer opts for Gin Mare and tonic with lemon; one of their favorite stylists has been known to use it as a vase for petite bouquets).

The slight taper opens just enough to let the spirit breathe and reveal its complexity, while the weighted base anchors the experience. Every detail was considered for the person who truly appreciates what’s in their glass. Transform an at-home pour into something close to ceremony, and that’s exactly the point.

The difference between a bourbon glass and a whiskey glass is proportion, and this one was designed with that distinction in mind. A wider bowl invites fuller spirits to open up, while the funneled shape directs the nose toward the liquid. The weighted base and hand-opened rim round out a glass built to make any pour feel intentional. Works equally well with rye, aged rum, or an añejo served straight.

They are beautiful. Joan. Simsbury, CT. Sun Sep 13 2026