Jameson Irish Coffee Glasses

[Saraburi121]

Bought a pair of Jameson Irish Coffee Glasses in Malacca, Malaysia about 12 years ago at a street sale. Did a google search and didn't find any photos that matched.  Wonder how old these glasses are and if they are worth anything?  They are still serving their intended purpose.

[wobblyjohn]

What makes you think they are coffee glasses 

They might be whiskey glasses for a real connoisseur

Edited February 7, 2022 by wobblyjohn
Couldn't spell connoisseur

[Upnotover]

Something similar sold on "Etsy" for £19.06.  1960's apparently.

[Saraburi121]

7 hours ago, wobblyjohn said:

What makes you think they are coffee glasses 

They might be whiskey glasses for a real connoisseur

Because it has the words “Irish Coffee” written on the glasses.

[PoodThaiMaiDai]

I would think the only time they had any value is when they were full of Irish Coffee.  

 

Just saying.

[LaosLover]

Irish coffee is def due for a revival. The young love coffee, but seem a bit light on loving booze.

 

Jameson needs to get on the ball and do some product placement.

 

Gotta be 20+ years since I had one. A bit of an overkill after a big meal. Maybe as a brunch thing? Assuming brunch still exists.

Edited February 8, 2022 by LaosLover

[wobblyjohn]

11 hours ago, Saraburi121 said:

Because it has the words “Irish Coffee” written on the glasses.

Oops I never saw that on the first photo cos I was on my phone but I still dont understand how people can put something in their whiskey other than more whiskey ????

[Neeranam]

9 minutes ago, wobblyjohn said:

Oops I never saw that on the first photo cos I was on my phone but I still dont understand how people can put something in their whiskey other than more whiskey ????

I don't understand how people can't spell whisky! 

[wobblyjohn]

2 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

I don't understand how people can't spell whisky! 

Real whiskey is spelt that way

btw what is whisky

[wobblyjohn]

[Fab5BKK]

if we are talking about whisky...

[Guest Isaanlife]

These look like someone took a regular glass and did their own printing.