TsukiGlass Storm Japanese Crystal Whisky Glass Review

A good whisky glass changes how a pour actually feels in hand, so I tested the Storm Japanese Crystal Whisky Glass from TsukiGlass — a brand focused squarely on premium crystal drinkware.

What You Get

The Storm is made from 100% ultra-clarity, lead-free crystal, currently priced at $64.95 (down from $118.95). It stands 8.6cm tall with an 8.7cm outer diameter and a 6.3cm rim, holding 250ml and weighing 420g — heavy enough to feel substantial without being unwieldy. The design uses a concave lip and a faceted base, the latter also helping resist fingerprint smudging.

How It Holds Up

The lead-free crystal construction is the headline feature here — you get the weight and clarity of traditional crystal without the lead content some older glassware carries. The faceted base isn't just aesthetic; it genuinely cuts down on visible fingerprints between pours, which matters if you're using this glass regularly rather than as a display piece. It currently holds a 4.9/5 rating across 1,770 reviews.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• 100% lead-free ultra-clarity crystal construction
• Substantial 420g weight with a 250ml capacity
• Faceted base resists fingerprints between pours
• 4.9/5 rating across 1,770 reviews

Cons

• Premium pricing even at the current discount
• Single-glass purchase — no set discount noted on this specific listing

Final Verdict

For anyone who takes their whisky glassware seriously, the Storm offers real crystal quality without the lead. Check out TsukiGlass for the Storm glass and their other crystal drinkware. Browse TsukiGlass' full lineup for current pricing.