The tradition of The quaich  Scottish Gaelic "cuach" meaning drinking cup or "cup o friendship" dates from the Scottish Highlands from the 17th and 18th centuries. 

A Quaich was traditionally fashioned from oak and has been known to have been turned using whisky barrel staves.They then became more commonly found popular in silver.

We have taken a moulded glass quaich and enhanced it with the attributes of whisky and our own brand stamp.  It measures 110mm diameter. 

The perfect sup at a Burns Supper or as a gift to seal a long friendship or to mark a marriage.