In the Glass: Blackberry Vodka Tonic
This simple summer cocktail comes together with just a few ingredients, letting the fresh blackberries take the spotlight. Mix it directly in a highball glass and enjoy the colorful layered effect.
INGREDIENTS
3-4 fresh blackberries
2 oz vodka (we prefer Barr Hill)
1 tbsp simple syrup
1 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
4-6 oz tonic water, to taste
Optional: lemon slice and rosemary for garnish
Muddle the fresh blackberries in the bottom of the highball glass. Fill the glass with ice, then pour in vodka, simple syrup, lemon juice, and tonic water. Add the lemon wedge and garnish with a sprig of rosemary. Stir with a straw or spoon to combine.
Elevate your home bar or dining table with our handblown Hammered Highball Glass. Whether you’re crafting a cocktail or sipping an iced beverage, this unique glass combines elegance and rugged charm to elevate your drinking experience. Each Highball Glass is hot-stamped on the base with your choice of design: our AO Glass logo, or the distinctive outline of Vermont.
Dimensions: 6” tall x 2.55” diameter, and holds approximately 8oz. Top rack dishwasher safe.
Hand-engraving is available for an additional $10 per item. Use the Additional Information section at checkout to let us know what short text/names/dates you’d like to have included on the bottom of the glass.
Our glassware is crafted in small batches, so orders may take up to 7 days to ship. Please contact us with any questions.
A classic vintage design created using our antique glass press from 1880. This product doubles as a useful small snack and dessert bowl and a tealight candle holder. It was originally created as a custard bowl in the honor of Jenny Lind, the famous Swedish opera singer of the 1850s, who traveled with PT Barnum and became one of the the wealthiest women of her time. It features an intricate 3-dimensional design that emulates cut crystal, and it is made by pouring molten eco-crystal from Glasma Sweden into a metal mold designed in 1940.
AO Glass inherited the mold for this bowl when we purchased our 1880s side-arm glass press, the “101.” According to our research, the Jenny Lind bowl was produced in the 1950s, just around the time that American glass-pressing was starting to wind down. What was once a booming industry of 400+ press factories in the US dwindled to just a handful of remaining shops. AO Glass is honored to bring this piece of history back into production.
Our glassware is crafted in small batches, so orders may take up to 7 days to ship. Please contact us with any questions.
Size 2.5” tall by 3.25” diameter. Top rack dishwasher safe.