Timeless British Heritage Design: Inspired by the prestigious Buck’s Club in London, these vintage-style cocktail glasses celebrate the refined elegance of Britain’s upper class. Buck’s Club famously created the Buck’s Fizz in 1921—a classic recipe included with your set—so you can recreate a piece of cocktail history at home. Elegant Cut Crystal for a Sophisticated Experience: Designed for luxurious cocktail service, each glass features bold faceted cuts that catch and reflect the light. With substantial weight and a timeless silhouette, they elevate your home bar and enhance the ambiance of cocktail hour. Premium Italian Craftsmanship – Lead-Free Crystal: Handcrafted in Tuscany from durable, lead-free crystal for superior clarity, brilliance, and longevity. Scratch-resistant and dishwasher-safe, they offer a perfect blend of beauty and everyday practicality. Designed for the Ultimate Cocktail Tasting Experience: A sturdy, faceted stem offers a secure and comfortable grip, while the etched bowl adds visual sophistication. The widened brim promotes aromatic release, heightening the tasting experience for classic cocktails and fine spirits. Perfect Size for Classic Cocktails: Optimally proportioned for balance and performance, these 9-ounce glasses are ideal for Martinis, Vodka Martinis, Manhattans, Gimlets, Vespers, Aviations, and, of course, the iconic Buck’s Fizz. Dimensions: Top: 3 7/8 inches; Base: 2 3/4 inches; Height: 5 1/2 inches; Capacity: 9 ounces. Meet the Brand: Since 1997, HISTORY COMPANY has specialized in extraordinary products inspired by authenticity and the past—where “Every Gift Holds a Story,” and where you are sure to find the perfect item for keeping or giving.
Gentlemen, the Bar is Open.
Think of it as the inner sanctum of British aristocracy—a place where tradition, refinement, and the art of the cocktail converge. After the First World War, Captain Herbert J. Buckmaster and his circle of gentlemen sought to create a club that blended English sophistication with the rising allure of American mixology. Thus, in 1919, Buck’s Club was born—a haven where members, including Winston Churchill, could settle into Chesterfields, peruse Tatler, and sip the club’s most famous invention: the Buck’s Fizz, crafted in 1921 by bartender Malachy McGarry.
Inspired by the ardent cocktail drinkers at Buck’s, these weighty, clubby glasses embody the elegance of Britain’s upper class, heightening the pleasure of a finely made drink while appealing to those who appreciate barware of distinction. A sturdy, faceted stem supports the etched decorative bowl, offering both a secure grip and visual allure, while the timeless design brings a sense of grandeur to any well-stock
