Available as either curved (£55) or as a larger, longer, straight board (£65) and with recesses for nosing glasses with 50mm diameter bases.
For the engraved options add the text you'd like and if you have images you'd like to engrave just tell us in the notes section at checkout and we'll be in touch to arrange this. Please state if you do NOT want recesses for nosing glasses, otherwise these will be cut as standard.
Why not add some Glencairn glasses to your order?
Engraved
Why not personalise one your whisky board with an image or logo? We can engrave onto the main body of the board or even in the recesses for the glasses.
Materials Disclaimer: While we aim for consistency, no Oak & Black product will have the exact same appearance. Wood is a natural and heterogeneous material, and therefore every item will have its very own and unique texture. Slight changes in colour as well as darker and lighter spots are to be expected, which is a part of the material experience and advertised as such.
Each product is inspected carefully before packaging and shipping. The dimensions in the product description are not guaranteed and can sometimes differ by a few millimeters.
Wood is a natural material that responds to changes in humidity and temperature by expanding and contracting. In rare occasions these changes can be noticeable in the physical appearance of the product. Although every care is taken to ensure our products are able to handle temperature and humidity changes, the conditions of each item's surroundings can influence its appearance. Being exposed to high changes in humidity or temperature, the material can experience small movements and cracks as it adjusts – this is not a fault, but a natural occurrence and part of the design intention. Nevertheless, we advise you to keep the product in consistent, stable conditions to minimise these effects.
We also advise you to keep your products away from heat sources such as radiators or ovens, as well as areas with long periods of direct sunlight. Exposure to UV light over long periods can have an effect on the colour of the material.
