- liquor. Most
snifters will hold 180–240 ml (6–8 US fl oz), but are
almost always filled to only a
small part of
their capacity. Most
snifters are designed...
- 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...
- "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...
- to hold the gl****
without affecting the
temperature of the drink. The
snifters represent an exception, as they are
designed to hold the bowl in a cup...
-
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****...
-
Pineapple Lumps Snifters Lumps Wine Gums
Fruit Allsorts Milkshakes Jaffa Lumps Columbines Country Mints JayBees Mr
Beans Pebbles Snifters Sparkles Swirls...
- 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...
- ****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...
- 2020,
Cadbury produced a
limited edition mashup of
Snifters and
Pineapple Lumps,
known as
Snifters Lumps. In
February 2024 a
Pineapple Lump flavoured...
-
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...
