- A
snifter (also
called brandy balloon,
brandy snifter,
brandy gl****,
brandy bowl, or a
cognac gl****) is a type of stemware, a short-stemmed gl**** whose...
- "Beer Hunter" Jackson.
Typically used for
serving brandy and cognac, a
snifter is
ideal for
capturing the
volatiles of
aromatic beers such as Double/Imperial...
-
Glencairn whisky gl****, a wide bowl with a
narrow mouth,
similar to a
snifter's, but with a shorter, s****ier base,
designed for
whisky Hurricane gl****...
-
compare to blueberries. A
blueberry tea is
usually served in a
brandy snifter, to
concentrate and hold the
alcohol fumes released by the tea's heat....
- It was here that the
Giant Snifters Club was
founded in the
second half of the 1950s. The
founding of the
Giant Snifters Club was an
event of huge social...
-
parts brandy and
anise dulce (sweet
anise or anisette)
served in a
brandy snifter, that is well
known in
Madrid and
Spain generally.
Alcohol for breakfast...
- ageing.
Brandy is
traditionally served at room
temperature (neat) from a
snifter, a wine gl**** or a
tulip gl****. When
drunk at room temperature, it is often...
- A
snifting valve (sometimes
snifter valve) is an
automatic anti-vacuum
valve used in a
steam locomotive when coasting. The word
Snift imitates the sound...
- mixer. Neat
drinks are
typically served in a
rocks gl****, shot gl****,
snifter,
Glencairn gl****, or copita.[citation needed] Look up on the
rocks in Wiktionary...
- ****anese
Kitani bowls tend to have a
shape closer to that of the bowl of a
snifter gl****, such as for brandy. The
bowls are
usually made of
turned wood. Mulberry...
