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The perfect accessory for any whiskey tasting event. They work great when hosting a large group, sampling multiple different bourbons, or ranking blind bottles. Inspired by the iconic profile of the the Glencairn glass, these tags are…
numbered lids for standard Glencairn glasses or any tasting glass up to 50mm diameter. Comes with a little shelf for 8 lids. I included the OpenScad files so you can change numbers or the size of the shelf as needed. I suggest printing in…
Needed something to carry my beer tasting glasses and came up with this designed to be able to fit 8 pcs on the MK3S printer bed. Handle is assembled with two M6x25. The main part takes long time to print but can surely be optimized to…
These tags are a nice-to-have when tasting whisky. Print them in PLA. The FreeCAD design file is included in case you want customize.
This is great for Oktoberfest, Beer Festivals, etc. It holds your tasting glass for you, freeing up your hands for things like pretzels and burgers. In addition to printing this thing, you'll need about 110 cm of paracord or something…
These tags are a nice-to-have for wine tasting. Print them in PLA. I have included the FreeCAD design file, in case you want to customize.
When a winemaker or a wine amateur is tasting different wines, the little amount that is into the cup before a change is dropped inside this "spittoon". The lower dome was internally impregnated with a special type of paint to…
Print the top and bottom part in PLA 0,3mm draft setting. Print the rubber part in rubber like material.
This bourbon tasting board was designed to look like a stave from a whiskey barrel. Print as shown in the yellow preview image for the cleanest layer appearance and fit for your print bed. I used wood PLA, so this created a better…
For your whisky tastings - I made them 2,4mm thick so they won't break so easily. PLA is OK, but PETG is stronger
Tasting tray for doing whisky tastings. Fits 3 glencairns which is the recommended number for a round of tasting
For your whisky tastings - I made them twice as thick so they won't break so easily. You can use PLA for this, but PETG is a bit stronger so use that if you have it. printed mine with 0.2, but in a hurry you can use 0.28 and the quality…
I bought a pack of tiny little plastic tasting spoons. They are supposed to be disposable, but it's easy enough to clean them. The biggest problem is drying them off. So I made a tiny little rack that clips onto my existing dish rack so…
