These are not “just glasses.” These are social props with opinions.

Each set of Social Etchtiquette tumblers arrives etched with a...

These are not “just glasses.” These are social props with opinions.

Each set of Social Etchtiquette tumblers arrives etched with a story: some with a crest that looks suspiciously like it belongs to a very old family, some with horses mid–full tilt, some with birds and dogs that clearly know more than they’re saying. They’re the sort of glasses that make iced tea feel elevated, orange juice feel ambitious, and anything stronger feel like it should probably come with a title deed.

Use them for bourbon, “medicinal” nightcaps, celebratory Spritzes, or the kind of iced tea that isn’t technically iced tea. Set them out for company and quietly enjoy the moment when someone finally notices the etching and says, “Wait… what is this place?”

Choose your mischief:

• Stags Head Crest – for the secret society types

• Polo – for those who suspect they were born into the wrong family

• The Sporting Set – for people who like their glassware with a bit of feather, fur, and attitude

🦌 Stags Head Crest

You could serve iced tea in them. You could pour orange juice in them. You could—God forbid—drop in a fistful of ice cubes and drown a Scotch.

But you won’t.

Because these are not “glasses.” These are four crystal-clear tumblers etched with the Stags Head Retreat crest: a rampant stag wearing a crown of unearned confidence. Each sip feels like you’ve been invited to join a secret society of impeccable manners, questionable morals, and flawless bar carts.

One for you. One for a guest. Two left in case someone brings friends.

Or enemies.

🐎 Polo

You don’t play polo.
You don’t even know anyone who plays polo.

But with these glasses in your cupboard, you may begin to suspect you were born into the wrong family.

Each tumbler features a different rider mid-charge: one swinging, one leaning dangerously sideways, one sprinting flat out, and one who appears to be praying he survives the chukker. Together, they tell the story of polo in four acts—equal parts bravery, chaos, and horsehair.

The etching is subtle, frosted, and just opaque enough to make you look twice before realizing: yes, your glass really is chasing a ball across the Savile Row of drinkware.

What to drink from them? Anything strong enough to make you shout “Huzzah!” when no one’s around.

Four glasses. A set. A lifestyle.

🦆 The Sporting Set

Why limit yourself to a mere cocktail when you can sip with an entire sporting entourage?

One glass brings you the quail—poised as though it’s about to scold you for using too much vermouth. Another catches the duck mid-flight, clearly late for happy hour. The dog sits noble and alert in the reeds, equal parts loyal retriever and silent judge of your pour. And the pheasant? The show-off of the group, wings spread as if to say, “Yes, darling, another round.”

This quartet is less about hydration and more about heritage. Perfect for bourbon, iced tea, or whatever you call “medicine” when your mother-in-law asks.