Old fashioned glass

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The old fashioned glass, rocks glass or whisk(e)y glass is a type of drinking vessel. It is distinguished by having vertical sides, and being relatively short. It is mainly used for sipping liquors such as whiskey. is commonly found in bars and pubs. It is not very tall but is slightly wider than the Hi-Ball, making it suitable for cocktails that have few ingredients; a drink using two or fewer ingredients is traditionally served in an old-fashioned glass. The old-fashioned glass usually has a capacity of 240 to 300 ml.

It is named after the Old Fashioned cocktail, traditionally served in such a glass.

The old-fashioned glass is frequently referred to as a 'rocks glass', as it is often used to serve drinks on the rocks (with ice).