Engraved Angel’s Share Whisky Glass

Engraved Angel’s Share Whisky GlassAs brandymatures in oak casks, a small amount slowly disappears into the atmosphere. Distillers have long referred to this natural loss as the Angel's Share, imagining that the angels themselves take a portion of every cask as it quietly ages. This design gives that tradition a visual form. Rather than depicting angels, it centres on a pair of intricately engraved wings surrounding the familiar phrase, allowing the symbolism to speak for itself. The

crossing 96 miles of changing landscapes from the outskirts of Glasgow to the foot of Ben Nevis

creating a composition that celebrates both the animal and the place it belongs

where steel

straight sided glasses often provide the largest engraving area for detailed scooter portraits

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Secretary under the English Constitution

a signature

renewal and clarity

Their steep profiles and deeply carved glens have become synonymous with the dramatic landscapes of the Highlands

Surrounded by continuous knotwork

At its centre sits the name Cyanide

the final furlong is where the outcome is decided

revealing the rhythm of the peaks and the glen below through finely judged linework and contrast