Natural Gas Price Whiskey Glasses - Set of 4

The wildest chart in energy, finally in your hand.

Natural gas doesn't drift — it lurches, spikes, and collapses, and this glass shows every move. Etched around each glass is twenty-five years of Henry Hub prices, 2001 to today: the most volatile major commodity on earth, frozen in crystal-clear glass.

Start at the California energy crisis and the Enron-era spikes. Watch Hurricanes Katrina and Rita rip prices toward $15 in 2005, then the 2008 run past $13 before the crash. Then comes the plot twist: the shale revolution, drowning the market in supply and dragging gas below $2 by 2012. A frigid polar vortex jolt, a pandemic-era slump to sub-$2 lows, Winter Storm Uri sending regional prices into the hundreds, and the 2022 global energy shock that pushed Henry Hub past $9 as Europe scrambled for LNG.

Every spike and every trough is marked with the event behind it. It is a weather report, a geopolitics lesson, and a bar-side argument starter all in one pour.

The details

• Set of 4 hand-finished 13 oz double Old Fashioned glasses with heavy weighted base and gold rim
• 4 1/8" H x 3 1/8" D — built for a proper two-finger pour or a large ice sphere
• Chart and event markers etched directly into the glass — never fades, never peels
• Dishwasher safe (hand washing recommended to keep the gold rim gleaming)
• Arrives in a rigid gift box — ready for the desk, the bar cart, or the boardroom

For gas traders, midstream operators, LNG dealmakers, and anyone who has ever watched a cold front move the market.