THE QUAICH (from the Gaelic CUACH - cup) is the traditional Scots drinking vessel for whisky; its distinctive style of shallow bowl and shapely "lugs" dating from medieval times.Originally of wood staved construction, by the 17th century they were wrought principally of pewter.The quaich, displayed to the fore of the photograph, has lugs set with "Cairngorms" and the base displays the Clan Crest Badge.
The manufacturer is approved by the Standing
Council of Scottish Chiefs to assure you of
authenticity of the clan crest badge.
An example of the product is shown for illustration purposes. Each piece is customised to the Clan Name you choose from the list below.
If you don't see your name, why not choose the Lion Rampant or Scots Thistle?
Quaich is 2.5 inches in diameter.
