🥃 Bamboo Whiskey Glass Lids by CairnCaps Review

I recently hosted a tasting session among discerning bourbon connoisseurs. Cairn Craft highlights took the event to the next level. Rotating the glass with these perfectly fitting attachments allowed the color and body of the bourbon to be explored while allowing the essence of the bourbon flavors to fully unfold in the headspace above the liquid. Remove the cap and you can really taste the bourbon's "nose." It was quite impressive and allowed to fully experience the complex aroma of bourbon…

So the first Glencairn I tried to close was very tight. I felt like breaking glass. Then I tested it with the other five valleys. Three were tighter than they should be, but technically usable. Two were as I expected them to fit. The problem is that only two of my valleys can be used in this way. Although this seems to be Glen's problem, not this product's. I can't give a full 5 stars but they work fine if your valleys work with them. Not 100% tight but they're hard to get into troughs and when

Like many others, I've always found caps odd but largely unnecessary. I poured my whiskey to sip and enjoy, not close it and stare at it on the table! But then the pandemic hit and I looked for new and exciting ways to stay sane, including virtual whiskey tastings with friends. Suddenly, BAM!, the usefulness of these caps became clear! At the tasting, the thin but elegant numbering rings not only allowed me to keep track of my 'blind' samples, but also helped curb the notes I sometimes missed…