But these elegant, new-fashioned Old Fashioned tumblers still exude that arm-to-the-sky, hail-fellow-well-met feeling. As you raise your glass, it elevates your drinking, too.

In an episode of Mad Men, Don Draper sneaks away from Roger Sterling’s Kentucky Derby party in need of a stiff drink to get him through the proceedings. At the venue, he finds a bar and asks the ...

In an episode of Mad Men, Don Draper sneaks away from Roger Sterling’s Kentucky Derby party in need of a stiff drink to get him through the proceedings. At the venue, he finds a bar and asks the ...

Considered an apéritif, a Negroni is traditionally served in an Old Fashioned glass. This type of tumbler is predominately used for drinks served on the rocks — head to Harrods for glasses with ...

Early whiskey drinks weren’t served in the Old Fashioned glass as we know it today, however. In the 17th and 18th centuries, whiskey glasses were shallow, rounded silver or wooden glasses called ...