Engraved Deoch Bhleith Whisky Glass

Engraved Deoch Bhleith Whisky GlassDeoch Bhleith, or "the grinding dram", was traditionally taken before beginning the day's work, particularly before grinding grain for the morning meal. It completes the sequence of the Four Morning Drams. Presented in Scots Gaelic with its pronunciation and explanation, the engraving focuses on the language itself. The uncluttered layout reflects the character of the collection, preserving a small piece of Scotland's whisky heritage in a design

anniversaries and other important milestones within the Craft

Each piece is engraved using our traditional sandblasting process

multiple elements or the addition of names

the engraving celebrates one of football's most recognisable architectural landmarks through its craftsmanship and distinctive Victorian detail

descending from the slopes of Bidean nam Bian to create one of Scotland's most celebrated mountain views

meaning "the bare foot drink"

Whether admired as a piece of Scottish mythology or simply as a striking equestrian design

a small amount slowly disappears into the atmosphere

suffix or year creates a decanter suited to installations

creating a sense of movement that unfolds with each viewing

The red stag has long been one of the defining figures of the Scottish Highlands

the narrow quartzite ridge that dominates the northern side of Glencoe