Ravenhead Entertain Geometric Cut Rum Glasses – Set of 4

Ravenhead Entertain Geometric Cut Rum Glasses – Set of 4

Product number: 62018

Stop! Did you know there’s been a great big gap in your glassware collection? Whisky gets a dedicated tumbler, champagne has its flutes – so it’s only right that rum should get its own receptacle too. Don’t pour another rum before giving it the glass it deserves in the form of these Geometric-Cut Glasses from Ravenhead.

Geometric-cut design

With a contemporary geometric-cut pattern, these crystal-clear glasses from Ravenhead’s Entertain range are thoroughly modern indeed, but still manage to blend effortlessly into any eclectic collection of vintage glasses. And won’t they look the part on any back-in-fashion drinks trolley?

Rum on the rocks?

Don’t mind if we do. Thanks. There’s loads of room for ice cubes if you like your spirit served neat over ice, and they’re a decent size if you’re partial to a cocktail. Daiquiri, mojito, tiki, pina colada… these attractive glasses have cocktail serving credentials that we can vouch for. Hic!

Serving suggestion…

Since there are 4 glasses in the set, we suggest getting a few friends round. There’s something really evocative about rum; one sip of this heady amber spirit transports you to sun-washed, palm tree-lined shores and, while we can’t promise your pals coconuts and a sun lounger, we can safely say these glasses will make rum-drinking an enjoyable experience. The wide mouth ensures you get to appreciate the rich, deep aromas before you’ve even taken a sip.

Great to give

Instead of giving them a bottle of rum (again!), why not gift them these glasses instead? Smartly boxed, they’re ready to be wrapped and admired by any rum drinker.

About Ravenhead Glassware

Founded in the north-west of England in 1842, Ravenhead began as a glass bottle maker. They became famous for their drinking glasses in the 1940s, when their designer Alexander Hardie Williamson created the now iconic dimpled glass beer mug and a Babycham-style champagne flute, which paved the way for other glassware designers to bring Ravenhead to the forefront of public attention in the 1970s, a place it has occupied ever since.

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