Dec 12, 2019
December 12, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Whiskoff, a trusted supplier of glassware on Etsy and Amazon, is pleased to announce that their three new whiskey glass and stones gift sets are available for a perfect present for whiskey lovers this coming holiday season.
Whiskoff’s all-in-one glassware gift box comes with a set of two 10oz/300ml quality glasses designed to allow connoisseurs to taste the full flavor of whiskey, bourbon, scotch, and other alcoholic drinks. Besides, eight sets of natural granite whiskey stones are included to keep drinks cold and saturated, unlike ice cubes that dilute the taste of the alcohol. The granite stones are accompanied by a velvet bag for storage purposes. Furthermore, the set comes with tongs and two slate table coasters to perfectly complement the glassware gift set. All of the items are packaged in a sophisticated and handcrafted wooden box engraved with the distinguished Whiskoff logo.
Company spokesperson Paul says, “Our products are not unique looking and elegant but they are also made from high-quality glass that is food grade and lead-free.” He explains that Whiskoff sells four types of whiskey glasses with a twist, round, ribbed, and square designs. Additionally, the included granite chilling stones do not suffer the handicap of watering down drinks, yet chill them perfectly for a soft tasting bourbon or whiskey. Each polished stone is also washable and reusable. Furthermore, the set comes in a premium crafted wooden box, which makes it a perfect present for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and other special occasions.

“The whiskey glasses set may be the perfect present for a man. With Whiskoff drinking glasses the whiskey drinking experience goes straight up on another level. At Whiskoff, we care about our customer’s experience. That’s why our scotch drinking glasses, as well as all accessories, are manufactured under strict quality control policies and are carefully hand-packed to enjoy every single sip of the drink,” says Paul.
Whiskoff is a trusted glassware supplier, as illustrated by a number of positive reviews and recommendations they have received online. They are a family-owned brand that started selling whiskey cooling stones but has now expanded into the supply of high-quality crystal whiskey glasses. Many of their previous customers also attest to the quality of the product as well as Whiskoff’s dedication to providing excellent customer service.
More information about Whiskoff and its full range of products can be found on Etsy page or Amazon store. Furthermore, interested parties may connect with Whiskoff through their official social media pages to stay up to date with their latest news and important announcements.
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