Double Old-Fashioned Glasses

Old-Fashioned and Double Old-Fashioned Glasses

Extend the offerings provided in your home bar with petite old-fashioned glasses and their larger counterpart, double old-fashioned glasses. Hosting an intimate gathering at the end of the week? Brush up on the different types of cocktails that can be served in a DOF glass. Use a Boston shaker and jigger to concoct a White Russian, or keep it simple with a whiskey-based libation such as a Manhattan. Or take the namesake of the glassware to heart and just serve up a blend of bourbon, bitters and citrus zest in your double old-fashioned glasses. No matter what your guests’ tastes are, old fashioned glassware in the traditional 6- to 8-oz. size, encourages slow sipping, while a larger 12- to 16-oz. double old-fashioned glass is ideal for those who know what they like. Prefer adult beverages served on the rocks? Consider adding a bit of gin to your assortment for Negronis and gin and tonics, as well as other popular choices. Another benefit of these low ball glasses: they come in all sorts of designs. Think cut glass for a modern bar, or stick with a rounded silhouette for a more traditional touch. Either way, the best double old-fashioned glass for your bar is one that has the right weight and feels comfortable in your hand.

What are double old fashioned glasses used for?

A double old-fashioned glass is a cylindrical glass with a thick base and straight sides. It can typically hold 12-14 ounces of liquid.

What is the difference between an old fashioned glass and a double old fashioned glass?

A single old fashioned glass typically holds just around 8 ounces, and a double old-fashioned glass holds 12-14 ounces.

What is another name for a double old-fashioned glass?

Double old-fashioned glasses are also commonly called double rocks glasses or double lowball glasses.