The Glass

The Tusk'ave Tasting Glass

Shaped for agave, etched with our mark, and sold as a set of four.

A Tusk'ave tasting glass poured with añejo on a dark wood table, a second glass and a decanter behind it
Two Tusk'ave tasting glasses, empty, each etched with the boar emblem over the word Hogshead, showing the wide bowl, tapered mouth and solid base

The set

$60 USD · set of four

Glass
The Tusk'ave Tasting Glass
Capacity
11 oz
Form
Wide bowl, tapered mouth, fine rim, solid base
Material
Machine-made glass
Mark
Etched with the emblem and the Hogshead Travesía name
Set
Four glasses

Boxed as a set. Shipped with a cask, or on its own.

Request the set

Why the glass says Hogshead

The etch reads Hogshead, not Tusk’ave, and it is meant to. These glasses were cut for Hogshead Travesía — our first collection, and the first casks we ever bottled. They carry that collection’s name exactly as its bottles do.

Tusk’ave is the house. Hogshead Travesía is what we named the first release, and the name stays with it. So this is the collection’s glass, not a mark left over from something else.

Why this shape

  1. The wide bowl gathers Room for the agave and the oak to open, and then lift together.
  2. The tapered mouth concentrates It narrows toward the top, so the aroma arrives focused, not scattered.
  3. The fine rim delivers A thin edge lays the spirit on the palate cleanly, and the solid base keeps it steady.

Where it ends up

A Hogshead-etched tasting glass poured with añejo, a cigar resting across the rim
Hogshead Travesía bottles, a decanter and poured tasting glasses on dark stone in a low-lit bar
A poured Hogshead-etched tasting glass beside Hogshead Travesía bottles and a decanter
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