This unique shape is designed to trap the botanical aromas found in gin, stop carbonated mixers, such as tonic, from losing their fizz and delay ice cubes from melting and diluting drinks too quickly. Traditionally, they were created for gin based cocktails such as the Gin and Tonic, but they are also useful for cocktails requiring plenty of ice and garnishes.
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