Literally lift your spirits and elevate your senses with the Oak Tumbler and Levitating Cup
Fresh from the innovators behind the Oak Bottle comes the Oak Tumbler and Levitating Cup–a whole new way to experience one’s favorite drink.
From bartenders to home enthusiasts, the Oak Bottle is the first small scale barrel aging vessel to give them the ability to age their own whiskey, wine, beer or other spirits from the comfort of home and in the palm of their hand.
They are taking the innovation behind the Oak Bottle to the next level with the release of their Oak Tumbler.
Boasting a smaller size with big flavor in a fraction of the time, the Oak Tumbler allows users to infuse their favorite beer, whiskey, wine or any other spirits with extravagant oak flavors and aromas in just hours.
Users can enjoy instant aging in as little as thirty minutes to up to four hours, depending on their desired age preference.
Just like the original Oak Bottle, the the inside of the Oak Tumbler is toasted to medium level. However, the Tumbler’s small size and wide brim allows for the release of aromas and flavors as one sips.
Oak Bottle is also giving drinkware an upgrade with the release of their Levitating Cup.
The beverage cup of the future has arrived. The Levitating Cup is guaranteed to turn heads as it defies gravity and hovers gracefully in midair while showcasing one’s favorite wine, cocktail, or Oak Bottle aged vintage.
What keeps the perfectly curved cup aloft? Feel free to either keep guests scratching their heads or divulge its scientific secrets.
Regardless, this elegant glassware is poised to be the center of attention whether it’s floating in the home kitchen or at the trendy whiskey bar downtown.
To use, simply align the cup over its signature base and watch as it levitates and rotates uninterrupted till that next sip.
The Levitating Cup can hold up to 10.5 fluid ounces of liquid and was artfully created for serving the latest creation from one’s Oak Bottle.
Oak Bottle Founder Joel Paglione grew up immersed in the winemaking industry through his family’s vineyard and winery. It was here he learned that the smaller the oak barrel, the quicker it was to achieve that ideal oak character. Yet, there were no cost effective, small sized options available for the home enthusiast. This revelation spurred him to develop the smallest possible oak infusion vessel ever made and the Oak Bottle was born.
His inventions are making their way into retailers including Brookstone, Bed Bath & Beyond, Lakeland UK and many stores in the Midwest, and can be found worldwide in the USA, Dubai, Russia, the UK, Australia, Canada, and Germany. The Oak Bottle has even been put on display in North America’s largest wine museum next to the historic oak barrel.
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