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Product Details
Package Length:
11.6 inches
Package Width:
10.4 inches
Package Height:
4.3 inches
Package Weight:
6.5 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 57 reviews
Features
7-piece whiskey gift set from Bormioli Rocco; includes 6 9-1/2-ounce rocks glasses and 1 33-1/2-ounce decanter with stopper
Crafted in Parma, Italy from fine sands and raw materials
Classic rocks glass design; ornate starburst pattern on decanter
Dishwasher- and microwave- safe; 7 pounds upon shipping
While the set is labeled dishwasher safe, great care should be taken to secure each piece
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 57 customer reviews )
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186 of 200 found the following review helpful:
Top notch Oct 30, 2009
By Floyd Evenwrite Great item if you're looking to class up your debilitating alcoholism without sacrificing too much of your precious whiskey money.
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
Worth the money Apr 14, 2011
By PA_Handyman This is a entry-level set consisting of a decanter and 6 glasses. The first thing I noticed was that the stopper on the decanter was pastic, and not glass, as I expected. This makes the decanter look and feel a little cheap. But on the positive side, both the decanter and glasses seem to be well made and look nice on display. Each feels solid in your hands, which gives them a rich apearance. The pattern on the glassware also gives it a touch of elegance. All in all, the set is worth the money paid. If you are looking for whiskey set that looks good and won't break the bank, I would recommend this. However, if you don't mind spending $20 more, there are other sets that offer true elegance.
16 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Nice whiskey set.. medium quality Apr 26, 2009
By Amy Purchased this whiskey set via macy's.com on amazon and it arrived in tact! Other reviews stated the set arrived in pieces, so this worried me. I bought this for my boyfriend's birthday and I am sure he will love it! He saw a similar item for mucho $$$ at chrome hearts, which I would never be able to afford, so this set is a great alternative. The glasses are not super light, but not the high-end heavy kind either...we're in our twenties, so I think for us, this is good enough. If you are buying for a older person who really knows their stuff.. you might consider the more high-end sets.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
art-deco design whiskey set Jan 08, 2007
By Lori L. Romike Bought this set for a wedding gift, I surely hope the young couple like them as well as I do, with the art-deco design on the glasses which are difficult to see from this picture, but it is a rather unique set for a nice gift. Even I wanted to keep this set, because the quality is superior with Bormioli Rocco which is made/sold mostly in Europe for restaurants/pubs. After hearing that the Bormioli company has closed recently, this news made me wish I could stock up on almost anything made by this brand, my oldest daughter purchased wine glasses made by Bormioli Rocco at Ross Dress For Less & she likes the simplistic design & quality as well. I highly recommend any glassware/crystal from this high-end small company. What impressed me most was the weight of these pieces which was very heavy & substantial & for the low cost was very nice without breaking the bank, I think the design & craftsmanship will endure for years.
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Excellent for price. Sep 29, 2008
By Jacob Hartman Glasses and decanter are all solid feeling and clear. Obviously not the best or most beautiful, but very good for the price.
based on 57 reviews
Worth the money Apr 14, 2011
By PA_Handyman
art-deco design whiskey set Jan 08, 2007
By Lori L. Romike
