£168.00
This set contains two Waterford Crystal Mixology Circon Tumblers, each holding 280ml capacity. They are expertly shaped for rum-based drinks and cocktails. The wide rim maximizes aroma appreciation for complex spirits. Featuring an elegant cut glass pattern, these tumblers sit perfectly in the hand.
- Set of two 280ml Circon tumblers for spirits and cocktails.
- Wide rim design thoughtfully enhances the aroma of spirits.
- Curved base ensures a comfortable and secure grip in hand.
- Features detailed, high-quality cut glass craftsmanship.
- Part of the esteemed Waterford Mixology collection for enthusiasts.
Discover refined home bar essentials with this distinguished Waterford Crystal set.
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A pair of Mixology Circon tumblers for rum-based drinks. The wide rim allows you to fully appreciate the deep, spicy aroma of rum. The size and curved base sit perfectly in your hand, whether you're sipping in a single measure, mixed into cool cocktails over ice or adding rum as a warming addition to coffee and teas.
Made of the finest Waterford crystal glass, known for its clarity and brilliance, this pair features a contemporary cut-glass pattern inspired by lines of sugar cane and concentric bands on rum barrels. They evoke the relaxed island spirit of the Caribbean and are presented in a grey Waterford box with a decorative sleeve.
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