The CIBI collection is characterized by the X-shaped body, which not only gives movement but also allows an easy and firm grip. Throughout the movie, Harrison Ford, starring as Deckard, sips his Johnny Walker Black Label right from this stylish, angular double old fashioned glass. Personally, I don't mind a smaller glass; I just hope that the logo comes off with some solvent or other. Until the glasses showed up in several scenes of the movie the next year, with Deckard sipping Johnny Walker Black out of the tumbler. Continuando a utilizzare questo sito senza modificare le impostazioni dei cookie o cliccando su "Accetta" permetti il loro utilizzo.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.When one mentions Blade Runner, countless scenes and lines from the film that have gone down in history recur in the memory, one of which is surely that of Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) investigating the Replicants of the Tyrell Corporation drinking whiskey in the Double Old Fashion glass. The following year the movie Blade Runner, Ridley Scott’s visionary masterpiece, was released in cinemas. Unfortunately they all leaked so the copies were used for set decoration only and simply became static props. Update: Sources tell me that, yes, the Cibi glass does appear in the movie, and it can be seen in the headquarters of Wallace Corporation, so that’s great news! The 1982 dystopian science fiction action film directed by Ridley Scott and starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, and Sean Young - and it’s sequel directed by Denis Villeneuve.

The exact ‘CIBI’ glass tumbler design that Deckard (Harrison Ford) is seen drinking whiskey from in his LA Apartment in the dystopian SciFi Blade Runner (1982) – and also in Blade Runner 2049. While the glassmaker has never stopped making the popular X-shaped glass, the brand seems to have decided it was time to just cut to the chase and name it after the movie that made it famous.Your eyes are constantly discovering new sights each time you watch it, but one image that stuck with me from the very first viewing was Deckard and the incredibly large and unusually shaped glass that he drank his whisky out of.