Gold Hoshi Japanese Crystal Whisky Glass
2 Glasses In a Gift Box
Sale price
$64.95
Regular price $110.95
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Gold Hoshi Japanese Crystal Whisky Glass
Sale price
$64.95
Regular price $110.95
A Japanese-style crystal whisky glass with a textured gold Hoshi, meaning star, pattern on the outside and a smooth interior, so the whisky's actual color shows through clearly while the exterior still grips well in hand.
Key Features
- Material: Crystal glass
- Pattern: Textured "Hoshi" (star) pattern exterior in gold
- Interior: Smooth, so the whisky's color shows clearly
- Grip: Textured exterior grips well in hand
- Set sizes: Sets of 2, 6, or 8 glasses, gift boxed
This is a rocks-style glass, built for whisky on the rocks or neat rather than a tall highball shape. Our whisky glass guide covers how it compares to other shapes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the "Hoshi" pattern mean?
Hoshi means star in Japanese, and it describes the textured star pattern etched into the gold exterior of the glass. The pattern sits only on the outside, and the interior stays smooth so it doesn't distort the whisky's color or its grip in hand.
Can I see the whisky's color through the pattern?
Yes. The textured Hoshi pattern is on the exterior only, while the interior surface is smooth, so the whisky's actual color still shows through clearly even with the decorative gold pattern wrapped around the outside of the crystal glass itself.
What sizes are available?
It's sold in sets of 2, 6, or 8 glasses, and arrives gift boxed. Choose the count that fits your bar cart or the gift you're assembling, each glass finished in the same textured gold Hoshi pattern on crystal, built rocks-style.
What is it made of?
It's crystal glass, with a textured gold exterior pattern and a smooth interior. The texture on the outside also gives the glass a secure grip in hand, while the smooth interior keeps the whisky's color clearly visible in this rocks-style glass.
Is this the right glass for whisky on the rocks?
It's built as a rocks-style glass, which suits whisky served over ice or neat rather than a mixed highball. Our whisky glass guide goes into how a rocks glass like this one compares to other whisky glass shapes on the market.