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Cask

Cask

Cask is a collection of contemporary mouth-blown whisky drinkware designed around the geometry of cubes and rectangles. The tumbler carries a cube-shaped impression in its heavy base, echoing the silhouettes of the decanters. The range includes three decanters - Rectangle, Oblong and Square - alongside the Whisky Tumbler. Each stopper is hand-ground to fit its individual decanter.

Inspired by the geometric rigour of modern architecture and the iconic form of a large, slow-melting ice cube. The cube-shaped impression in the tumbler base echoes the rectilinear shapes of the decanter, unifying the collection under a clean architectural language.

Each decanter is mouth-blown into a metal mould to create its geometric silhouette. The stopper is ground by hand on a diamond wheel to fit the neck of each individual decanter - a precise, bespoke matching that produces an airtight seal.

Crafted from clear glass for clarity, weight and the character of hand-finished drinkware. The hand-ground stopper preserves the spirit inside; the clean glass construction puts the architectural detail at the centre of the visual story.

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LSA Cask Collection

Built around the geometry of cubes and rectangles, Cask is a collection of contemporary mouth-blown whisky drinkware. The tumbler carries a cube-shaped impression in its heavy base, a detail reminiscent of a large ice cube and a visual echo of the decanters it accompanies. The range includes three decanters - Rectangle, Oblong and Square - along with a Whisky Tumbler, and two sets. Each decanter is mouth-blown into a metal mould to achieve its precise geometric silhouette, and each stopper is ground by hand to fit the neck of its individual decanter - a detail that means every stopper is matched to a single decanter rather than interchangeable. The hand-ground stopper creates an airtight seal, preserving the spirit inside. For the whisky connoisseur, Cask is drinkware that takes the practice of pouring whisky as seriously as the spirit itself.