The Whiskey Grail

Handmade, charred white oak drinking vessel that enhances the drinking experience.

Discover a whole new way to savor your bourbon or whiskey with The Whiskey Grail. This expertly handcrafted white oak drinking vessel is charred on the inside, recreating the barrel aging environment that gives whiskey its distinctive character. 


The Whiskey Grail interacts with your pour, unlocking rich new dimensions of oak, smoke and spice. Aroma is heightened, flavors are deepened, and your bourbon experience is elevated to a new level.


Meticulously crafted by skilled artisans right here in the USA, each Whiskey Grail is a unique work of art. The sleek, elegant design looks stunning on any home bar or shelf. Whether enjoying a dram yourself or giving as a gift, The Whiskey Grail is sure to impress any whiskey lover.



Highlights

  • Made in the USA
  • Enhance the flavor of your whiskey
  • Handcrafted & made with the highest quality standards
  • A unique and personal gift

Product Specs

  • Holds 6 oz
  • 3.6" tall, 3.1" diameter, 2.3" base
  • Handmade from quality white oak
  • Interior is charred to recreate barrel aging
  • Each grail is unique due to natural wood grain
  • Carefully inspected to meet high standards
  • Compatible with all types of whiskey and bourbon

What's Included

  • 1x Charred White Oak Drinking Vessel
  • 1x QC Card that shows verification of leak testing completed

Shipping

Orders typically ship within 24-48 hours, but high volume can cause delays at certain times of year.

Returns

Our products are backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee, less S,P,H, & fees.

FAQs

What can I put in my Whiskey Grail?

The Whiskey Grail is appropriate for most beverages with temperatures between 35°F and 120°F. Hot beverages may melt the wax coating; It's the WHISKEY Grail, not the Coffee Grail!

How do I get the most out of my Whiskey Grail?

We believe one of the areas that the Whiskey Grail excels is through a side by side comparison with a regular rocks glass. When comparing the two drinking vessels, you will note that the flavors, nose, and overall aromas of your bourbon whiskey are amplified when drinking out of the Whiskey Grail.

How do I take care of my Whiskey Grail?

To clean, hand wash with soap and water and allow to dry. Do not use a dishwasher. For longer term maintenance, check out our Grail Butter.

How much liquid can the Whiskey Grail hold?

Approximately 6 oz.

What is this white stuff in my cup?

Our Grails are applied with beeswax sealing wax. It is a nontoxic mineral oil. If there is excess wax, you can use a paper napkin to remove it.

What if the cup leaks?

Every Grail is meticulously leak-tested before they leave the shop. Please contact us at [email protected] if there is a problem.

Where are Whiskey Grail products made?

Statesboro, Georgia.

Will my cup break?

While you should treat your Grail with respect, it is hardy and will not break easily.

Reviews

Average rating 5 (3)

Great sipping

Sidney (Verified Buyer) 5/5

The Whiskey Grail enhances the tasting notes of Bourbon.

Get one!

Tracy 5/5

My wife got me one for Christmas. I thought it was just a wooden cup–this is no gag gift. The difference in the subtle taste is the real deal.

A great gift!

Nichole (Verified Buyer) 5/5

Such a unique and affordable gift for any whiskey lover. It up-levels any whiskey.

Meet the Maker

Jim Walker, Adam Tsang

Our Story

Redefining the Whiskey Drinking Experience

The Whiskey Grail was found by Jim Walker, a craftsman of the finest degree, when he was making a whiskey box for a close family friend that loved bourbon. Store bought glassware did not seem fitting for the finely crafted piece of art; thus, Jim sought to create something unique and stunning to fit the role of the drinking vessels. This is where he initially developed the earliest versions of the charred white oak “glass”, and they were a hit! But the “glasses” had served it’s purpose and it was time for the craftsman to move on. Shortly after, local entrepreneur Adam Tsang stumbled into the woodshop & upon the charred white oak “glasses”. Although neither had an affinity towards whiskey, they both had a passion for creating and thus starts the journey known as The Whiskey Grail.