Seeing the fjords is one of the must-do things should you find yourself traveling through Norway. The blue water resting between lush green mountains is really a sight to behold, and we challenge you not to find some new level of peace just looking at one in person. Of course, Norway is quite a ways from the States, so what’s a fjord-loving city dweller to do? Well, you can find a bit of similar relaxation with a pour of the good stuff consumed out of the Fjord Whisky Glass, a clever tumbler designed to look like a fjord. While this makes for an aesthetically pleasing drinking vessel, it also allows the whisky to give off a stronger aromas as it sloshes against the glass cliffs. Crafted by hand from lead free crystal, the Fjord Whisky Glass comes straight from Norway and is up on Kickstarter for a few more days.
Fjord Whisky Glass
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