A person's hand holds a tumbler, also called a rocks glass. - Westend61/Getty Images So, you've ordered a whiskey. Now what? Of course, you sip slowly, but in the moments in between, how should you ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It's easy to imagine that any old glass is fine for enjoying bourbon, and in some ways that's true. But a new bourbon on the block, one you've ...

These are the best whiskey glasses to elevate the drinking experience. Just as with wine, the shape of a serving glass affects how you perceive the smell and flavor of the whiskey within. It also ...

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