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.

Angels Share Glassware have taken a moulded glass quaich and enhanced it with the attributes of whisky and their own brand stamp.

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