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== Old Fashioned Glass == | |||
[[File:Old_Fashioned_Glass.jpg|thumb|right|An example of an Old Fashioned glass.]] | |||
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The '''Old Fashioned | The '''Old Fashioned glass''', also known as a '''lowball glass''' or '''rocks glass''', is a short tumbler used for serving spirits, such as [[whiskey]], with ice cubes ("on the rocks"). It is also commonly used for certain cocktails, such as the [[Old Fashioned (cocktail)|Old Fashioned]], from which it derives its name. | ||
==Design== | == Design and Characteristics == | ||
The Old Fashioned glass is typically characterized by its short, wide shape and thick base. This design makes it ideal for muddling ingredients directly in the glass, a common practice in the preparation of cocktails like the Old Fashioned. The thick base also provides stability and durability, making it less likely to tip over or break. | |||
The Old Fashioned glass is | |||
== | === Size === | ||
== | Old Fashioned glasses generally have a capacity ranging from 6 to 10 ounces (180 to 300 milliliters). This size is perfect for serving spirits neat or on the rocks, as well as for cocktails that require muddling or stirring. | ||
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* [[ | === Material === | ||
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These glasses are usually made of glass, but they can also be found in crystal or other materials. The choice of material can affect the weight and feel of the glass, with crystal often being heavier and more luxurious. | |||
== Uses == | |||
The primary use of the Old Fashioned glass is for serving spirits and cocktails. It is particularly associated with whiskey-based drinks, but it can be used for any spirit or cocktail that is served "on the rocks." | |||
=== Cocktails === | |||
Some popular cocktails served in an Old Fashioned glass include: | |||
* [[Old Fashioned (cocktail)|Old Fashioned]] | |||
* [[Negroni]] | |||
* [[Whiskey Sour]] | |||
* [[Sazerac]] | |||
== | == Related Pages == | ||
* [[Cocktail glass]] | |||
* [ | * [[Highball glass]] | ||
* [[Whiskey]] | |||
* [[Cocktail]] | |||
[[Category:Drinkware]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:21, 16 February 2025
Old Fashioned Glass[edit]

The Old Fashioned glass, also known as a lowball glass or rocks glass, is a short tumbler used for serving spirits, such as whiskey, with ice cubes ("on the rocks"). It is also commonly used for certain cocktails, such as the Old Fashioned, from which it derives its name.
Design and Characteristics[edit]
The Old Fashioned glass is typically characterized by its short, wide shape and thick base. This design makes it ideal for muddling ingredients directly in the glass, a common practice in the preparation of cocktails like the Old Fashioned. The thick base also provides stability and durability, making it less likely to tip over or break.
Size[edit]
Old Fashioned glasses generally have a capacity ranging from 6 to 10 ounces (180 to 300 milliliters). This size is perfect for serving spirits neat or on the rocks, as well as for cocktails that require muddling or stirring.
Material[edit]
These glasses are usually made of glass, but they can also be found in crystal or other materials. The choice of material can affect the weight and feel of the glass, with crystal often being heavier and more luxurious.
Uses[edit]
The primary use of the Old Fashioned glass is for serving spirits and cocktails. It is particularly associated with whiskey-based drinks, but it can be used for any spirit or cocktail that is served "on the rocks."
Cocktails[edit]
Some popular cocktails served in an Old Fashioned glass include: