Drink Flight Trays
I have several of my flight tray designs for sale on Etsy.
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Black Tapered drink flight
My Black tapered red oak drink flight has 2 1/4 inches in diameter holes. This is ideal for the 5 oz. Belgian style, and 4 oz. whiskey/Bourbon glasses.
Shown with 5 oz. Belgian beer glass.
Cherry Heartwood drink flight
My cherry heartwood drink flight has 2 1/8 inches in diameter holes.
The slimmer glasses like the 5 oz. Barbary beer glass is more suitable, and the 5 oz. Belgian glass fits fine, but the 4 oz. whiskey glasses is less stable.
Shown with 5 oz. Barbary style beer glasses.
Two Toned-White Oak drink flight
My two-toned white oak drink flight has 2 1/4 inches in diameter holes, and top has a natural finish with epoxy detail stripes , and the rest of the tray is stained black with India Ink.
This is ideal for the 5 oz. Belgian style, and 4 oz. whiskey/Bourbon glasses.
Shown with 5 oz. Belgian beer glass.
Black Tapered cocktail drink flight
This is a slightly longer version of my original black tapered red oak drink flight with larger 2 1/2 inch in diameter holes designed to hold the 5.5 oz. brandy/spirit tasting glass.
Tasting Glasses
5 oz. Pilsner tasting glass (works best with 2 1/4 inch flight tray)
5 oz. Barbary tasting glass (works best with 2 1/8 inch or even 2 inch flight tray)
5 oz. Belgian tasting glass (works with all of my flight trays, but best with 2 1/4 inch flight tray)
4 oz. whisky tasting glass (works best with 2 1/4 inch flight tray)
5.5 oz. brandy/ spirits glass (Not a tasting glass and only works with my 2 1/2 inch cocktail flight tray)
When looking for tasting glasses online check the diameter of the base and make sure that it is smaller than the size of the tasting flight’s hole diameter, then check the largest diameter of the glass and make sure it is larger than the flight tray’s diameter. Most seller’s will have this in the tasting glass’s description.
Soap dish holder
I have recently added these wooden soap dishes to my Etsy store.
I currently have dishes made from Poplar, but will be adding Cedar soon.