It's a nice looking flask that has a premium feel and has the major benefit of not imparting flavor like a metal flask would. The major downside is the cork which feels cheap and is sort of a pain to use. An upgrade there would be massive. The writing is also illegible and would be better just as a design due to the thick glaze, but that matters less.

Awesome!

So far, I am enjoying the flask and plan to visit the store.

This flask is as much a display piece as it is functional. The ceramic body feels solid and smooth, and the leather and brass details give it a timeless look. It doesn’t alter the taste of what you put in it, which I really appreciate. Not something I’d toss in a bag—but perfect for a home bar or a thoughtful gift.

The flask is geogeous in appearance and definitely doesn't taint the flavour of the whiskey within. But, insofar as a whiskey flask should perform, that's about as far as the positives go. The writing on the flask is totally illegible, drowned out by the glaze to the point where it can't be read.

I filled my flask with premuim whiskey and squeezed the cork down to the point where it otherwise wouldn't be easily removable, but was disappionted to see that whiskey still leaked out of the flask when I tipped the flask upside-down.

Surely a minimum requirement of a whiskey flask is that it retains its contents?

Very disappointed in what should be the apex of flasks, considering the price? I could pay $10 for a 100% whiskey-tight flask.

The flask looks good, but that's where it ends. It's style over substsance.

I feel like I've been tricked into paying an extremely premium price for a very sub-standard product.