A E Williams (Est 1779) Ltd

Rampant Lion Engraved Whisky Tasting Glass

Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass with Scotch whisky in a rustic Scottish setting
Clear tulip-shaped whisky tasting glass with detailed engraved Scottish Rampant Lion
Close-up of Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass with burgundy gift-box tissue
Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass presented beside an A E Williams gift box
A Slate Coaster with a Rampant Lion engraved onto the surface
Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass with Scotch whisky in a rustic Scottish setting
Clear tulip-shaped whisky tasting glass with detailed engraved Scottish Rampant Lion
Close-up of Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass with burgundy gift-box tissue
Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass presented beside an A E Williams gift box
A Slate Coaster with a Rampant Lion engraved onto the surface
Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass with Scotch whisky in a rustic Scottish setting
Clear tulip-shaped whisky tasting glass with detailed engraved Scottish Rampant Lion
Close-up of Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass with burgundy gift-box tissue
Rampant Lion engraved whisky tasting glass presented beside an A E Williams gift box
A Slate Coaster with a Rampant Lion engraved onto the surface
A E Williams (Est 1779) Ltd

Rampant Lion Engraved Whisky Tasting Glass

The Rampant Lion has been the Royal Banner of Scotland since Alexander II first raised it in the thirteenth century — technically still the King's personal flag, though it's been flown defiantly at football grounds, rugby internationals and Highland gatherings for so long that anyone in a Scotland shirt considers it theirs. Older than the Saltire, and arguably the more characterful of the two. Our Rampant Lion Engraved Whisky Taster brings the heraldic beast to a curved, tulip-shaped nosing glass — the classic taster silhouette that tapers inward at the top to concentrate the whisky's aroma exactly where it needs to be.

The Rampant Lion design is beautifully engraved onto the glass, standing on its hind legs with claws raised in the classic heraldic pose. Personal engraving is available for a small surcharge: add a name, initials, a date or a short message to turn it from a fine gift into something properly personal.

The glass holds around 180ml, stands 90mm tall and weighs approximately 130g — a comfortable dram size for a Speyside, a Highland malt, an Islay smoker, or whichever whisky earns its place on the top shelf. It arrives in a gift box, ready to give for Burns Night, St Andrew's Day, Six Nations match days, milestone birthdays, retirement, Father's Day, or a Hogmanay present for anyone with Scotland in their heart. Gift wrap is available for a small additional fee.

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  • Specification
    • Holds 180ml of whisky or your favourite drink
    • Weighs approximately 130g
    • Comes complete in a gift box
    • Optional personalised engraving service available
  • Care Guide
    • Hand wash where possible.
    • Wipe the glass with a soft cloth
    • Store glasses upright where possible rather than upside down
    • Full Care Guide here
Product code: WT30
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$11.62
There is an additional charge of $6.97
  • Would you like it Gift Wrapped?
  • Add 2 Reusable Stainless Steel Ice Cube Stones?
  • Add a matching Slate Coaster?

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A Pewter Maker picking up an Antique Mould

A E Williams (Est 1779) Ltd is one of Britain's oldest pewter makers, still run by the family that founded it nearly 250 years ago. 


The story began when Thomas Williams started a small workshop making flatware and dishes from his home on the Welsh border, and from there the craft passed down through eight generations of the same family, all the way to Rebecca Johnson, who joined the business in 2015. 


Today we're based at our workshop in Digbeth, Birmingham, where we've been since the early 1970s.

OUR STORY
Pouring molten pewter into a bronze mould

We work from a collection of over 1,500 antique bronze moulds, some of which are centuries old. Many were made by hand long before machine tooling existed, and we still use them today, alongside moulds and skills of our own, to produce pieces with the kind of character that mass production simply can't replicate.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

At A E Williams, the materials we work with have been chosen over nearly 250 years of making things properly. Pewter sits at the heart of everything we do, but we also work with slate, glass, leather, and wood — each selected because it brings something the others can't: a different feel, a different occasion, a different kind of beauty.

Whatever you're looking for, every material we use is chosen to last, and to look better for it.

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