Ragproper Modern Glass Hip Flask for Whiskey and Spirits (Single Shot 100ml, Silicone Black)

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Hip flasks were traditionally made of pewter, silver, or even glass, though most modern flasks are made from stainless steel. Some come with small cups to make sharing easier, although generally liquid is drunk directly from the flask. They are usually contoured to match the curve of the wearer's hip or thigh, for comfort and discretion. The hip flask is popular as commemorative item, often being engraved. Sautter X Leggets - Whisky Flask - since 1961. "Take your favourite tipple on the go with this whisky flask from Sautter X Leggets. Finished in a classic leather & canvas case, this refined flask is perfect to take anywhere." This excellent infographic from drunkard.com shows how the flask evolved from a rudimentary animal bladder in the Stone Age to sleek stainless steel vessel it is today. Over time, the flask or canteen has evolved from being a personal carrier of liquids to being almost exclusively for the transport and consumption of hard alcohol. When it comes to purchasing a hip flask we have several options that really stand out: pewter, stainless steel and leather wrapped steel. With all the mentioned there are different size and design options, this gives our customers the opportunity to really find the item that best suits their needs. Pewter Hip Flask

By the way, the best companion for a hip flask is – for those who enjoy a smoke – a cigar case. A good sip without a cigar will be a half pleasure, something to be avoided, especially in a nice and relaxing place such as the hill you have just conquered after a difficult path, looking at a great and sunny landscape. Just be sure to carry stogies (plural, if you are with friends) that are compatible in strength and flavor with the spirit in the flask. Storage Personalized Groomsmen Flasks - since 2002. "When it comes to personalized groomsmen gifts, flasks are one of the easiest options that are sure to please. Give your buddies an engraved flask with their initials on it, so they never have to worry about bringing booze to a tailgate again. There’s plenty of flask options to choose from including stainless steel flasks, matte flasks, camouflage flasks, leather flasks and more, so it should not be hard to find unique groomsmen gifts for all your groomsmen. If your buddies already have flasks, consider getting them personalized bar gifts to go with them." DON’Ttake a flask to situations where you would not drink out of respect –a religious service, funeral, a government building, etc. Barbour- since 1894. "A perfect gift, the Barbour Hip Flask is made from durable stainless steel with premium leather trims and a practical hinged screw-fastening lid. Barbour-s Original Classic Tartan adds a heritage-inspired look." A silver hip flask is a wonderful item to be bequeathed as an heirloom or perhaps you could start your own tradition? Pewter and stainless steel are also popular and will stand up to robust use. Changing your tipple from whisky to gin? So that the flavours stay true, you should read our advice on how to clean a hip flask,.Some say it all started with the hunter-gatherers of the Kalahari, in Southern Africa, 60,000 years ago: they used ostrich eggshells as canteens. Earthenware containers evolved around 2000 BC and were eventually replaced with more modern materials such as glass and metal. From approximately 500AD to the Middle Ages, Pilgrim flasks were created by the thousands for Christian pilgrims to take home water or oil from a sacred place. DON’Ttake a flask into bars or restaurants as a way to save on the drinks that should be bought there, even if it is your best 20-y.o. single malt. It is rude and cheap, two things unbecoming of a gentleman. BERLUTI - Paris since 1895. "The ultimate expression of luxury for men." Berluti 's flask is perfect for keeping your favourite tipple close to hand. Crafted from Venezia leather and sterling silver etched with the brand's logo, it has a leak-proof screw-top fastening and comes with a detachable strap so you can secure it in a bag. Sterling silver, brown Venezia leather (calf). Screw-top fastening, detachable strap. Comes in a presentation box. Made in Italy. Pewter is a soft fine shiny metal that lends itself to flask design, pewter has been in use for hundreds of years and now it is lead free so makes for a great drinking container. With an endless choice in designs ranging from the well known kidney shaped, the timeless round flask and the wonderfully traditional cushion shape you are sure to find something that fits the bill. Consider choosing a flask with a ‘captive’ hinge top, which basically means that the cap is attached to the flask, so you can’t lose it. You might also like to add a couple of small shot cups, so that you can share the contents of your hip flask more hygienically.

Immediately after using the hip flask used for carrying alcohol, rinse it out thoroughly with water and leave off the screw cap. Invert the hip flask, and allow the flask to drain and dry out thoroughly before replacing the screw cap.

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LINLEY- since 1985. "LINLEY’s leather products are crafted using the highest quality hides. Each hide is unique and may feature natural blemishes, such as veining and/or wrinkling. These are not imperfections, merely faint reminders of the natural material." Stainless steel 6oz. hip Flasks in leather casing. Hip flasks are the ideal gift for most occasions from birthdays, best man duties, fathers day, Christmas and many more. Our range covers many different styles and themes including Celtic, Sporting,weddings, Scottish, Irish, Welsh, English and many more so we are sure you will find one that fits your needs. Steel is probably the most common used metal when it comes to flask production. It’s generally much cheaper than pewter and due to production methods can be shaped and moulded easily. It has to be said that most steel flasks come from China and there is good reason for this, the price difference is large. This however doesn’t mean that the quality has to suffer as we keep a close eye on our quality and make sure our customers receive the best. Engraved Flasks - since 1966. "Things Remembered helps customers create unique and personalized products for all of life’s occasions - big and small." Leather wrapped flasks have been used for many years and make a stand out gift. The leather gives a high quality finish as well as providing the user with something nice to touch while they drink. Some people are not fond of the harsh metal feel and look that a standard steel flask provides, leather is a great material for softening the look and feel of the finished product and giving it a more sophisticated look, especially if you take our English luxury leather collection in to account. Our luxury leather range if made here in the UK and we are happy to work closely with UK based producers. Hip Flask the Ideal Gift

During this period, store the flask in a cool dark place, doing so reduces the rate at which alcohol has the ability to acquire the taste of the flask material.

SWAINE ADENEY BRIGG - "250 Years' of British Craftsmanship." This quirky and luxurious Brigg umbrella design features a Malacca cane two-piece handle with a fitted screw-in drinking flask. I still have an old silver flask that once belonged to my great-grandfather. I cherish it as an heirloom but I hardly ever use it, simply because I am not particularly fond of hard liquor. Apart from that, I would not want the smell of liquor on my breath during everyday situations. Mine has a screw top that is used as a small shot glass – which I find more dignified, as I do not like drinking straight from a bottle or indeed a flask. I am not sure about your advice though of carrying it to a wedding, a friend’s house or some other function where I would not find my favourite spirt. I would consider it disrespectful as it signals to the host that you’re not happy with the drinks he offers. A hip flask makes the perfect gift for many occasions and with our extensive range we offer a great choice so you can really find the hip flask that will suit your needs. The hip flask has come a long way since the item first came about, although the idea is still to keep things relatively simple people do like to have something that is stylish as well as functional. Jimmie William - "From camping to celebrating, this Stanley hip flask’s slim profile and JimmieWilliam leather cover make it the perfect accessory for any adventure or party." How long may you keep the spirit in a flask? You should not leave it for longer than a week, as an upper limit; ideally, you should carry your day’s quota and drink it on the same day. Some say that anything over three days will make the beverage acquire a metallic taste from the flask. If you do not plan to drink the flask content promptly, transfer it to a glass container. Also, put the flask with alcohol in a cool and dark place; this may slow the development of the metallic taste. Flask Etiquette