Souvenir Whiskey Glass
$19.99
Featured in Cowboys & Indians Magazine for November 2022
Our souvenir whiskey glass is perfect for whiskey, bourbon, scotch, or any spirits of your choosing. Whether neat, mixed or on the rocks, they’re the perfect drinker’s glass. If you’re a non-drinker add a few ice cubes, some Cola or sparkling water and pretend. Either way these glasses look great and serve as a great gift for the drink lovers in your life. Available in either Oklahoma or Texas designs.
Dimensions: 3.25x3.25x4"
Model #AW-CUP-OK-WHISKEY-GLASS
Note: This product is not microwave safe. Hand wash only. Do not soak. Please allow up to 2-4 weeks for shipping.
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