The Singleton has joined forces with designer and tastemaker Alex Eagle to unveil a limited-edition glassware collection that celebrates craftsmanship, ritual and the pleasure of sharing whisky.
The collaboration reimagines the whisky moment with a fresh, design-led sensibility. Eagle, who is known for her refined aesthetic across Alex Eagle Studio and 180 Quarter, brings her signature blend of minimalism and eclecticism to the project.
Drawing on her Scottish heritage and memories of whisky in the Highlands, she set out to create pieces that feel both modern and deeply connected to tradition. The collection comprises two styles of rocks glasses, handmade in Venice using the incalmo technique, an intricate glassblowing method that fuses two molten layers into one seamless form.
Each pair is intentionally mismatched, reflecting Eagle’s belief in individuality over uniformity. The result is a set of tactile, elegant vessels that elevate the sensory experience of The Singleton’s smooth, rich single malts.
Inspiration came not only from Scottish craft and landscape but also from a desire to soften the traditionally masculine visual language of whisky. The glasses have a delicate, contemporary silhouette that still nods to the classic cut-crystal style.
This limited-edition glassware collection is available now exclusively at Alex Eagle Studio, both in-store and online.
