The Mt. Washington Tumbler Handblown Mountain Whiskey Glass Made in USA
The Mt. Washington Tumbler Handblown Mountain Whiskey Glass Made in USA
Celebrating Mt. Washington, New Hampshire in our hand blown mountain whiskey glasses proudly made in USA. The 8 oz tumbler glass features 3D USGS data of Mt. Washington.
Company | Cognitive Surplus | Portland - OR About this product Pour yourself a fancy botanical cocktail and study the poisonous mushrooms on your new favorite whiskey glass.
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The Mt. Washington Tumbler is our handblown, 8 oz glass with USGS data of Mt. Washington, standing at 6,288 ft. in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, molded into the base of the glass. Each glass comes individually packaged and is proudly made in the USA.
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These handblown pints and tumblers feature iconic Washington mountains molded into their bases. A Portland, Oregon collective uses USGS data to accurately depict the topography of these northwest volcanoes. The details of each peak come to life with your favorite drink in the glass. Choose from Mt Baker (10,781ft.), one of the snowiest places in the world; Mt Rainer (14,411 ft.), Washington's highest peak; or Mount St Helens at 8,366 ft. after the eruption.
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